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BOOM! Studios Comic Releases For April 27, 2016
Below you’ll find the solicitations information and cover artwork for all of BOOM! Studios comic book titles that were released on April 27, 2016. Unfortunately, I haven’t had a chance to read them all yet. Take a look below and see what strikes you as a must read!
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Tags: Amalia Levari, Andreas Schuster, Bachan, Bill & Ted Go To Hell, BOOM!, Boom! Box, BOOM! Studios, Brian Joines, Cara McGee, Charles M. Schulz, Christopher Sebela, Cluster, Curt Pires, Damian Couceiro, Danielle Burgos, David RubÃn, Derek Fridolfs, Diego Barreto, Donna Almendrala, Ed Brisson, Escape From New York, Evgeny Yakovlev, J.G. Jones, Jason Cooper, Jeremy Hansen, Jim Campbell, Jimmy Giegerich, Kaboom!, Len Peralta, Mark Waid, Munchkin, Over The Garden Wall, Pat McHale, Peanuts, Philip Murphy, Strange Fruit, The Fiction, Uncle Grandpa, Will Hindmarch, Yehudi Mercado
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Comic Review: Definitive Irredeemable Vol. 1
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Definitive Irredeemable, Vol. 1
Written by Mark Waid
Art by Peter Krause, Diego Barreto
BOOM! Studios
Release Date: September 20, 2011
Cover Price: $74.99
Not everyone can handle being legendary. We see this in the everyday lives of our celebrities. Some go about their private lives quietly, and others tend to revel in the spotlight at all times. That kind of constant attention can have a severe affect on a person, changing them in ways they never thought possible. In Mark Waid‘s Irredeemable, the worlds greatest superhero, a man of unflappable courage and strength, undergoes such a change after reaching his breaking point.
For those who have not yet had the chance to dive into Waid’s fantastic series, consider this: What would you do if the most powerful being on Earth was hunting you down? Where would you run to when he can hear your heart’s specific beat all around the globe? The surviving members of Paradigm, a team of the world’s greatest superheroes, are faced with this challenge when the man who built their team suddenly becomes the world’s most egregious villain.
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Comic Review: Irredeemable #29
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Irredeemable #29
Written by Mark Waid
Art by Eduardo Barreto, Diego Barreto
Covers by Trevor Hairsine, Eduardo Barreto
BOOM! Studios
Release Date: September 7, 2011
Cover Price: $3.99
What if a Superman-like hero turned against the world and thought only of himself and started causing mayhem and death and destruction? That is the world Mark Waid creates in his series Irredeemable.
Irredeemable #29 picks up when the Plutonian comes back to Earth after being imprisoned on an alien world and then imprisoned in an insane asylum that is in a star. Plutonian arrives with his new alien allies and starts wreaking havoc once again on the Earth. Plutonian captures the members of the hero Survivor’s team and takes them to the Moon and starts killing them one by one. We also see the President of the United States in a meeting with a representative from Japan who offers the U.S. a deal that will reduce the world’s population by one-third.
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Comic Review: Irredeemable #13
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Irredeemable #13
Written by: Mark Waid
Artist: Diego Barreto
Covers by Paul Azaceta and Crisscross
BOOM! Studios
Price: $3.99
Releases date: May 5, 2010
What would the body count be if Superman lost his mind? Mark Waid and Diego Barreto‘s Irredeemable takes us into a disturbing universe where the world’s most powerful superhero has gone rogue and the body count climbs into the millions.
Produced by BOOM! Studios and nominated for an Eisner Award, Irredeemable features the super team The Paradigm, led by the all-powerful Plutonian. As the Plutonian suddenly goes rogue and begins a mass slaughter, the rest of the Paradigm struggle to reel him in as civilization slowly collapses. In Irredeemable #13, we catch up with Bette Noir, one of the few remaining free members of the Paradigm as she catches up with her father in a refugee camp. There, she confesses to him that she had the opportunity to stop the Plutonian, but didn’t because it meant admitting infidelity to her husband. Even at the end of her tearful confession, her father refuses to forgive her for her incredibly selfish act.
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Comic Review: Irredeemable #11
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By Vactor
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Irredeemable #11
Written by Mark Waid
Art by Peter Krause and Diego Barreto
Cover Art by Paul Azaceta (Cover A); Dan Panosian (Cover B); Jeffrey Spokes (Cover C)
BOOM! Studios
Price: $3.99; Release date: February 24, 2010
What if the world’s greatest superhero became the world’s greatest supervillain?
Previously in Irredeemable“¦
The Plutonian, Earth’s most powerful and beloved hero, has gone rogue. In the past few weeks, tens of millions of innocents have died at his hands as he has rampaged across the planet. His former teammates, the Paradigm, have been searching far and wide for some way to stop him. For now their best defense is Survivor, one of their own, who has absorbed his dead twin’s powers and has forced the Plutonian into retreat — and, unwittingly, into the hands of Modeus, Plutonian’s former arch-enemy, who now secretly inhabits the body of Plutonian’s young sidekick.
Meanwhile, Bette Noir and her husband, Gilgamos, have been abducted by the alien hunter Orian, and to bargain for Gilgamos’s life, Bette has promised to reveal some of her secrets….
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