| Comic Review: Ragnarok: Last God Standing Vol. 1 TPB
Ragnarok: Last God Standing Vol. 1 TPB
Story and Art by Walter Simonson
Colors by Laura Martin
Letters by John Workman
IDW Publishing
Release Date: October 25, 2017
Cover Price: $19.99 When someone mentions the name Thor these days, most folks immediately start thinking of a certain comic book superhero that has been in a few movies lately. If I were to speak the word Ragnarok, then those same people would think I speak of the newest film in that hero’s franchise. But trust me, Ragnarok: Last God Standing Vol. 1 is so much more than that. In this story, Ragnarok is a thing of the past. Centuries before the start of our tale, the gods and their foes have waged their war across the nine realms and have managed to mostly kill one another off. Entire civilizations have fallen, leaving the survivors to suffer and do anything to survive. Powers still exist but they are far less prominent than before the end times.
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| Comic Review: Archie Vs. Predator #1 |
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Archie Vs. Predator #1
Script by Alex de Campi
Pencils by Fernando Ruiz
Inks by Rich Koslowski
Colors by Jason Millet
Letters by John Workman
Standard Cover by Fernando Ruiz, Rich Koslowski, and Jason Millet
Variant Cover A by Eric Powell
Variant Cover B by Francesco Francavilla
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: April 15, 2015
Cover Price: $3.99
Wow, those Predators really get around. We know from the films that they treat our world like their own personal hunting lease. We’ve seen them fight virtually everything under the sun from Batman to Aliens to Tarzan, but nothing could have prepared us for Archie Vs. Predator #1! I saw this one in the lists and just knew I had to read it. And I bet you’re curious, too! The setting is Riverdale as our buddy Archie and his pals debate on what to do on their Spring Break. Thanks to a miraculous windfall of Jughead’s, the group gets a free trip to a beach resort. The odd ducks out here are Cheryl and Jason, who seem bent on making life difficult for the teens.
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| Comic Review: RoboCop vs. The Terminator
RoboCop vs. the Terminator
Script by Frank Miller
Art by Walter Simonson
Colors by Steve Oliff
Lettering by John Workman
Cover by Walter Simonson and Steve Oliff
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: July 2, 2014
Cover Price: Standard edition $24.99; Gallery edition $125.00 The battle for the future between man and machine take place in the thrilling story of RoboCop vs. the Terminator. In the first part, a lone resistance fighter goes back to the past to destroy RoboCop and save the human race, since his fusion of man and machine was the catalyst for Skynet gaining sentience. To defend itself, Skynet sends Terminators to stop the resistance fighter and protect RoboCop, and ensure its creation.
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| Comic Review: Rocketeer Adventures, Vol. 2 |
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Rocketeer Adventures, Vol. 2
Written by Marc Guggenheim, Peter David, Stan Sakai, Tom Taylor, Paul Dini, Walter Simonson, Dave Lapham, Kyle Baker, Matt Wagner, Louise Simonson, David Mandel, John Byrne Art by Sandy Plunkett, Bill Sienkiewicz, Stan Sakai, Colin Wilson, Bill Morrison, John Paul Leon, Chris Sprouse, Kyle Baker. Eric Canete, Walter Simonson, J. Bone, John Byrne
Inks by Karl Story, Bob Wiacek Colors by Sandy Plunkett, Bill Sienkiewicz, Dave Stewart, Serban Cristescu, Jordie Bellaire, Eric Canete, Cassandra Poulson, J. Bone Letters by Robbie Robbins, Bill Sienkiewicz, Stan Sakai, Colin Wilson, Chris Mowry, Shawn Lee. Kyle Baker, John Workman, Neil Uyetake Cover by Darwyn Cooke
Design by Randall Dahlk
Edited by Scott Dunbier
IDW Publishing
Release Date: January 2013
Hardcover | Kindle Somewhere, Dave Stevens is reading his copy of The Rocketeer Volume 2 and smiling, as you will be when you pick this book up. To say it brings honor and respect to the late Steven’s work would be an understatement. This is comic storytelling at its finest.
...continue reading » Tags: Bill Morrison, Bill Sienkiewicz, Bob Wiacek, Cassandra Poulson, Chris Mowry, Chris Sprouse, Colin Wilson, Darwyn Cooke, Dave Lapham, Dave Stewart, David Mandel, Eric Canete, IDW Publishing, J. Bone, John Byrne, John Paul Leon, John Workman, Jordie Bellaire, Karl Story, Kyle Baker, Kyle Baker. Eric Canete, Louise Simonson, Marc Guggenheim, Matt Wagner, Neil Uyetake, Paul Dini, Peter David, Randall Dahlk, Robbie Robbins, Sandy Plunkett, Scott Dunbier, Serban Cristescu, Shawn Lee. Kyle Baker, Stan Sakai, The Rocketeer, Tom Taylor, Walter Simonson | |
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| Comic Review: Dark Horse Presents #8 |
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Dark Horse Presents #8
Stories by Mike Mignola and John Arcudi, Evan Dorkin, Tony Puryear, Neal Adams, Howard Chaykin, Alan Gordon, Brian Wood, Martin Conaghan, Rich Johnston, M. J. Butler Art by Duncan Fegredo, Jill Thompson, Tony Puryear, Neal Adams, Howard Chaykin, Thomas Yeates, Kristian Donaldson, Jimmy Broxton, Simon Rohrmüller, Mark Wheatley Colors by Dave Stewart, Moose, Jesus Aburto, Thomas Yeates, Lori Almeida Letters by Clem Robins, Jason Arthur, Ken Bruzenak, John Workman, Jared K. Fletcher, Jim Reddington Creative Concepts by Tony Puryear, Erika Alexander, Robert Alexander, Thomas Yeates Covers by Duncan Fegredo with Dave Stewart, Kristian Donaldson with Brian Wood Back Cover and Spot Illustrations by Geof Darrow
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: February 1, 2012
Cover Price: $7.99 Dark Horse brings out their best and brightest talent for the 8th installment of their legendary anthology Dark Horse Presents. For anyone new to Dark Horse’s line of titles this anthology is a perfect jumping-on point. Dark Horse Presents #8 collects both new and old titles that accurately showcase the publisher’s diverse line of comics. Not every comic featured in the anthology is a hit, though. However, with stories from Mike Mignola and Brain Wood, Dark Horse Presents #8 is a collection worth picking up.
...continue reading » Tags: Alan Gordon, B.P.R.D., Biran Wood, Brian Wood, Clem Robins, Dark Horse Comics, Dark Horse Presents, Dave Stewart, Duncan Fegredo, Erika Alexander, Evan Dorkin, Geof Darrow, Howard Chaykin, Jared K. Fletcher, Jason Arthur, Jesus Aburto, Jill Thompson, Jim Reddington, Jimmy Broxton, John Workman, Ken Bruzenak, Kristian Dona, Kristian Donaldson, Lori Almeida, M. J. Butler, Mark Wheatley, Martin Conaghan, Mike Mignola, Mike Mignola and John Arcudi, Moose, Neal Adams, Rich Johnston, Robert Alexander, Simon Rohrmüller, The Massive, Thomas Yeates, Tony Puryear | |
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