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“Prophet #33″
(w) Brandon Graham, Giannis Milonogiannis, Simon Roy(a) Giannis MilonogiannisImage Comics, 23 pages, $3.99 Of the slew of releases in the last year by Image, Prophet continues to push harder in...
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“Multiple Warheads: Alphabet to Infinity #4″
(w/a) Brandon GrahamImage Comics, $2.99, 40 pages. I didn’t know quite what to expect going into issue #4, but subconsciously there was a small spot floating around in my head hoping for resolutions...
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“Prophet #34″
(w) Brandon Graham & Simon Roy(a) Simon RoyBack up story(w/a) Malachi Ward & Matt SheeanImage Comics This chapter of Prophet swings attention back to our introductory character in the series,...
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“Fatale #13″
(w) Ed Brubaker(a) Sean Phillips(c) Elizabeth BreitweiserImage Comics The more I read Fatale the more I am inclined to think this is really a story about how the power of religious ideology can lead...
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“Godzilla: The Half-Century War #5″
(w/a) James Stokoe(c) Heather BreckelIDW Publishing, $3.99, 32 pages Godzilla is a tough endeavor. Godzilla is to Japanese pop culture as Superman is to American pop culture—something that gets passed...
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Sheean’s and Ward’s Expansion is a Twisted Mirror of Human History
Expansion, parts 1-4(w/a) Matt Sheean & Malachi Ward Note: These are not available at an LCS or digitally (not yet at least) as they are self-published by the creators. Individual issues/parts can...
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Beware…Comics! Designing Science-Fiction Fun
Beware…The Frogmen From Neptune & Beware…Formula X(w) MD Perkins(a) Will Perkins, Anne Marker(c) Mike Spicer, Liezl Buenaventura, Amanda PiccardoBoth issues are available at 215 ink or at the...
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“Ballistic #1″ Hearkens Back to Underground Comics
“Ballistic #1″(w) Adam Egypt Mortimer(a) Darick Robertson(c) Diego Rodriguez(l) Crank!Black Mask Studios, 33 pages. A fascinating and somewhat horrifying concept in science fiction for me is the...
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ADVANCE REVIEW: “Chronos Commandos: Dawn Patrol #1″
“Chronos Commandos: Dawn Patrol #1″(w/a) Stewart JennettTitan Comics Comics have a long standing fascination with re-visionist history, and that is what makes them possibly so fun and/or intriguing...
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Review: “Prophet #37″
Prophet # 37(w/a/c) Giannis Milonogiannis(l) Ed BrissonImage Comics I think there are two types of popular sci-fi comics. There is the big ‘splosions, all-alien-invaders-are-bad action extravaganza...
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REVIEW: “Saga #15″
Saga #15Brian K. Vaughan, Fiona StaplesImage Comics32 pages • $2.99 The familial aspect of Saga has always been the emotional core of the series. Whether it’s Hazel, her parents, or two alien newsboys...
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“Prophet #33″
Of the slew of releases in the last year by Image, Prophet continues to push harder in stretching ideas and imagination on the page. Brandon Graham and company are interested in big, broad strokes of...
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Advance Review: “Manhattan Projects #19″ Dives Head First Into Insanity
I must admit that I have a bit of a love affair with this book. I’ve read it since the beginning. Actually, it was one of three books that got me back into comic books, in general: Fatale, Saga, and...
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More than Five Questions with JC De La Torre
Recently, I was fortunate enough to speak with author and comic book creator JC De La Torre about his upcoming comic book Star Mage. For fans of action and adventure, not to mention parents of would-be...
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ADVANCE REVIEW: “Red City #1″ Why Doesn’t This Work?
The teaser sounds like a dream come true. Noir-drenched mystery tales and a large cast of characters mixed with classic science fiction in the vein of Heinlein or Asimov. The ideas are there, but...
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ADVANCE REVIEW: “Shutter #3″ Can’t-Take-Your-Eyes-Away Excellence
Writer: Joe Keatinge Artist: Leila Del Duca $3.50 Image Happy Birthday Joe Keatinge. Thanks for our present. “Shutter #3″ is an astounding setup issue. A few big events are followed up on, but the...
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Sheean’s and Ward’s Expansion is a Twisted Mirror of Human History
Expansion, parts 1-4(w/a) Matt Sheean & Malachi Ward Note: These are not available at an LCS or digitally (not yet at least) as they are self-published by the creators. Individual issues/parts can...
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Beware…Comics! Designing Science-Fiction Fun
Beware…The Frogmen From Neptune & Beware…Formula X(w) Michael Perkins(a) Will Perkins, Anne Marker(c) Mike Spicer, Liezl Buenaventura, Andrea PiccardoBoth issues are available at 215 ink or at the...
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“Ballistic #1″ Hearkens Back to Underground Comics
“Ballistic #1″(w) Adam Egypt Mortimer(a) Darick Robertson(c) Diego Rodriguez(l) Crank!Black Mask Studios, 33 pages. A fascinating and somewhat horrifying concept in science fiction for me is the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
ADVANCE REVIEW: “Chronos Commandos: Dawn Patrol #1″
“Chronos Commandos: Dawn Patrol #1″(w/a) Stewart JennettTitan Comics Comics have a long standing fascination with re-visionist history, and that is what makes them possibly so fun and/or intriguing...
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