| Comic Review: Alabaster: The Good, The Bad, and The Bird Hardcover |
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Alabaster: The Good, The Bad, And The Bird Hardcover
Written by Caitlin R. Kiernan
Art by Daniel Warren Johnson
Colors by Carlos Badilla
Letters by Nate Piekos of Blambot
Cover by Greg Ruth
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: August 31, 2016
Cover Price: $19.99 It’s not every day that I get to read an introspective comic book that deals with a character experiencing their own personal hell. But leave it to Dark Horse Comics to give me exactly what I didn’t know I needed! Alabaster: The Good, The Bad, And The Bird is a shining example of why I keep coming back to them for unique stories and comics! Please, allow me to elaborate further. Dancy Flammarion is dead. She knows it and we know it. But apparently death comes in varying degrees of
permanence, as it seems she is being tempted/threatened with life. And though she repeatedly declines, sometimes events can spiral out of our control. Much akin to her tenuous grasp on her sanity.
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| Dark Horse Comics Releases For May 25, 2016
Below you’ll find the solicitations information and cover artwork for all of Dark Horse Comics comic book titles that were released on May 25, 2016. There are quite a few goodies on the list. Lobster Johnson and Death Follows are my picks of the week!
...continue reading » Tags: A. C. Zamudio, Action Cat, Adventure Bug, Al Feldstein, Aliens, Aliens: Defiance, Art Baltazar, Aw Yeah Comics, Bill DuBay, Bill Elder, Brian Wood, Broken Age, Carlos Badilla, Carlos Nicolas Zamudio, Cullen Bunn, Dan Jackson, Dark Horse Comics, Dave Stewart, David Lapham, Death Follows, Defiance, E. M. Gist, EC Archives, Franco, Friends And Foes, George Evans, Graham Ingels, Groo, Haunt Of Fear, Jack Davis, Jack Kamen, Jerry De Fuccio, Jesus Aburto, John Arcudi, Johnny Craig, Lobster Johnson, Mark Evanier, Massimo Carnivale, Metal Monsters Of Midtown, Mike Huddleston, Nathan Stapley, Paul Gulacy, Sergio Aragones, Sid Check, Simon Bisley, Stan Sakai, Steven Grant, The Night Eternal, The Rook Comic, The Strain, Tim Schafer, Tom Luth, Tonci Zonjic, Tristan Jones, Wally Wood | |
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| Dark Horse Comics Releases For December 9, 2015
Below you’ll find the solicitations information and cover artwork for all of Dark Horse Comics comic book titles released on December 9, 2015.
...continue reading » Tags: Abe Sapien, Alabaster, And The Bird, Andrea Mutti, Brian Wood, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Carlos Badilla, Christofer Emgard, Cullen Bunn, Daniel Warren Johnson, Daniele Di Nicuolo, Dark Horse Comics, Dave Stewart, Davi Comodo, Eerie, Exordium, Garry Brown, Greg Ruth, Harrow County, J.P. Leon, Jen Van Meter, Jim Pavelec, Jordie Bellaire, Justin Jordan, Kelly Williams, Max Fiumara, Mike Mignola, Mirror's Edge, Ninth Wave, Rebels, Robert Sammelin, Scott Allie, The Bad, The Good, The Massive, TK, Tony Parker, Tula Lotay, Tyler Crook | |
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| Comic Review: The Witcher #1 |
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The Witcher #1
Script by Paul Tobin
Art by Joe Querio
Colors by Carlos Badilla
Letters by Nate Piekos of Blambot
Cover by Dave Johnson and Dan Panosian
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: March 19, 2014
Cover Price: $3.99
Welcome, my friends, to the dark and deadly world of Geralt. Known as a Witcher, he hunts and kills monsters as a profession. Based on the highly successful stories by Andrzej Sapkowski, The Witcher #1 is the first in a five-part mini-series from Dark Horse Comics. There are even a series of video games, a movie, and a television series in this franchise, but we are here to talk about the new comic series so let me get back on track. Our story opens with a lone huntsman, Jakob, fishing for his dinner when Geralt rides into his camp. Making a bit of small talk and sharing food and drink, the hunter is startled when the Witcher jumps into the river and slays a monster with ease. Settling in for the night, Jakob tells Geralt the story of how he “sort of” became a widower. It seems Jakob and his wife Marta were traveling when they were attacked by a marauding band of evil creatures. And while his wife was taken from him, she never quite left him. Sometimes sensing her near, he has no fear. Though he is definitely haunted by the loss of his wife for whom he cares so much.
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| Preview ‘The Witcher #1’ From Dark Horse Comics
Dark Horse Comics has released a 7-page preview of The Witcher #1, the start of the publisher’s new 5-issue comic book miniseries based on the novels by Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski. The miniseries is written by Paul Tobin with art by Joe Querio and Carlos Badilla, and covers by Dan Panosian and Dave Johnson. Here below you can check out the 7-page preview and official solicitation for the 32-page full-color issue, which is currently available for pre-order, with a release date of March 19, 2014.
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