| Comic Spotlight: Rasputin: The Voice Of The Dragon #1
Rasputin: The Voice Of The Dragon
Written by Mike Mignola and Chris Roberson
Art by Christopher Mitten
Colors by Dave Stewart
Cover by Mike Huddleston
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: November 15, 2017
Cover Price: $3.99 Nothing brings to mind evil like the idea of Nazis. The righteous anger that flows at the mere mention of the name is true, especially in the world of Hellboy. But alongside that is another name that conjures up similar ire and fear: Rasputin. In Mike Mignola‘s Rasputin: The Voice Of The Dragon #1, we witness an allegiance form of the most diabolical sorts.
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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 2, 2015
Below you’ll find the solicitations information and cover artwork for all of Dark Horse Comics comic book titles released on December 2, 2015. My personal faves this week are Mystery Girl #1 and This Damned Band #5!
...continue reading » Tags: Adam Hughes, Alberto Alburquerque, Andy Owens, Angel & Faith, Anthony Palumbo, Barb Wire, Bill Morrison, Black Ops 3, Black Ops III, Call of Duty, Chris Warner, Christopher Golden, Corinna Bechko, Countless Haints, Cullenn Bunn, Dan Jackson, Dave Stewart, David Lapham, David Palumbo, Dead Vengeance, E. M. Gist, Frozen Omen, Glenn Whitmore, Harrow County, Hideki Mori, Jean-Sebastien Rossbach, Joe Golem, Kazuo Koike, Keith Champagne, Lara Croft, Larry Hama, Lone Wolf and Cub, Lovern Kindzierski, Marcelo Ferreira, Marissa Louise, Michael Atiyeh, Michelle Madsen, Mike Baron, Mike Huddleston, Mike Mignola, Mystery Girl, Nexus, Patric Reynolds, Patrick Olliffe, Paul Cornell, Paul Tobin, Randy Green, Scott Fischer, Steve Rude, The Night Eternal, The Strain, Tom Nguyen, Tone Rodriguez, Tony Parker, Tyler Crook, Victor Gischler, Wes Dzioba, Will Conrad | |
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| Comic Review: The Strain: The Fall #1 |
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 The Strain: The Fall #1
Story by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan
Illustrated by Mike Huddleston
Letters by Clem Robins
Colors by Dan Jackson
Covers by E.M. Gist
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: July 17, 2013
Cover Price: $3.99
The Strain is a series of vampire novels by visionary Renaissance man Guillermo del Toro (perhaps best known for directing tiny little films like the Hellboy series) and Chuck Hogan, who previously penned The Town. Last Fall we received news that a made-for-television series is being developed for the FX Network, now this month we are treated to the first issue for series two of the ongoing comic adaptation from Dark Horse Comics. There is a government conspiracy, a really nasty virus, and a bunch of modern day folks trying to survive something so large and complex in scale, they cannot possibly understand all its implications yet. The clichés don’t even stop there. However, it’s due to the stellar writing that I am willing to walk this rather pessimistic and possibly predictable comic journey a few more miles. Thank goodness for del Toro and Hogan.
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| Comic Review: The Strain, Vol. 2 |
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 The Strain, Vol. 2
Story by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan
Script by David Lapham
Illustrated by Mike Huddleston
Colored by Dan Jackson
Lettered by Clem Robins
Covers and Chapter Art by E. M. Gist
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: June 05, 2013
Cover Price: $19.99
Adapted from the novel by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan, volume two of the comic series The Strain has just been released by Dark Horse. Written by David Lapham, with art from Mike Huddleston and color by Dan Jackson, this action-packed thriller has really picked up the pace and shed some new light into the mystery of the vampire plague. Read on to find out my thoughts! Dr. Ephraim Goodweather is on the run and wanted for murder. He and his partner Nora have teamed with the aging Jewish vampire hunter, Abraham Setrakian, to get the truth out about the vampire Sardu and human cohort Eldritch Palmer’s devious plans for world domination. Setrakian knows all about the vampire catastrophe hitting New York, as he has a long history with Sardu dating back to his time in a concentration camp; and for certain reasons, Setrakian feels it is his fault for ushering in the oncoming apocalypse. It’s a race against time as a disease is spreading through the five boroughs of New York City and other players are beginning to make themselves known, including other original vampires called The Ancients.
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