thedoglippedone wrote:
Been hearing a lot of good things about Spiderman - Reign.
Someone who read it said it's shaping up to be Marvel's equivalent of TDKR!
Who said that?
Colin wrote:thedoglippedone wrote:
Been hearing a lot of good things about Spiderman - Reign.
Someone who read it said it's shaping up to be Marvel's equivalent of TDKR!
Who said that?
Hollywood_Bob wrote:Colin wrote:thedoglippedone wrote:
Been hearing a lot of good things about Spiderman - Reign.
Someone who read it said it's shaping up to be Marvel's equivalent of TDKR!
Who said that?
Wizard the magazine...I read it in an article they had in there this last week.
Newsarama wrote:The solicitation for Worry Doll reads:
by Matt Coyle
Mature Readers
76 pages; soft cover; black & white
Product Code: NOV063735
A stylish, gothic-noir, Lynchian murder-mystery, this story is disguised as a children's book. Tasmanian writer/illustrator Matt Coyle has already received major newspaper coverage for this work in Australia, with art exhibitions arranged for early 2007, and interest from film and TV companies. The book features astonishing, disturbing hand- crafted photo-realistic black-and-white sequential art reminiscent of Gaiman and McKean's "Violent Cases."
From Mam Tor's Liam Sharpe: "Seriously, this work amazes me. It's all hand drawn - sometimes taking up to a month a page - with no photoshop trickery. If you like David Lynch, or Gaiman and McKean's Violent Cases, then this is the must-have book for you this year."
thedoglippedone wrote:This looks and sounds amazing - Worry DollNewsarama wrote:The solicitation for Worry Doll reads:
by Matt Coyle
Mature Readers
76 pages; soft cover; black & white
Product Code: NOV063735
A stylish, gothic-noir, Lynchian murder-mystery, this story is disguised as a children's book. Tasmanian writer/illustrator Matt Coyle has already received major newspaper coverage for this work in Australia, with art exhibitions arranged for early 2007, and interest from film and TV companies. The book features astonishing, disturbing hand- crafted photo-realistic black-and-white sequential art reminiscent of Gaiman and McKean's "Violent Cases."
From Mam Tor's Liam Sharpe: "Seriously, this work amazes me. It's all hand drawn - sometimes taking up to a month a page - with no photoshop trickery. If you like David Lynch, or Gaiman and McKean's Violent Cases, then this is the must-have book for you this year."
Go and check out those pages and you'll see why I uttered 'holy fuck' - amazing artwork.
thedoglippedone wrote:For anyone who has not read any of Phonogram or The Nightly News yet, Newsarama has got full issue 1 previews for both titles.
thedoglippedone wrote:Oh, they've got full issue 1's of Casanova and The Pirates of Coney Island, too.
Yeah, it's good of Image to release these books for free, four of the most innovative/interesting titles of last year for nothing, cool.
Leckomaniac wrote:A preview of next weeks Thunderbolts #110 by Warren Ellis here
Looks awesome. I, for one, will be picking it up.
buster00 wrote:Leckomaniac wrote:A preview of next weeks Thunderbolts #110 by Warren Ellis here
Looks awesome. I, for one, will be picking it up.
Whoa. Looks cool.
If there's a book Ellis should be writing, it's probably Thunderbolts. They should have thought of it before.
Oh, and I don't give a fuck what the Ellis haters on this board have to say until they look at Lecko's link. This stuff looks good.
DC Loves Sean McKeever…?
The gnomish pipeline passed me information that the talented Mr. Sean McKeever has signed exclusively with DC, and will start when he finishes up with his Marvel commitments. It is rumoured that he’ll be working on one of their bigger crossover projects of 2007 with editor Mike Marts, which I’m told could involve the New Gods.
Is this indeed a possibility? Are the stars right? We’ll see. I find this to be terrific news… if true. I hear that the official announcement will come at New York Comic Con.
burlivesleftnut wrote:Is Spider-Man Loves Mary jane that good? I thought it was written for tweeners or something.
Leckomaniac wrote:The idea of Penance sounds totally kick ass. I can't wait to see him in action.
For those of you who don't know
SPOILERVISION!
Speedball is now Penance. He can only use his powers when he feels pain and he is trying to atone for his sins.
More info can be found here at New Joe Fridays
Leckomaniac wrote:MEET THE (new) NEW AVENGERS
Bendis is releasing the names of the new line-up one at a time. I will edit this post to update all of the new members as they come.
The members (that we have thus far) are:
Echo aka Ronin
Leckomaniac wrote:The idea of Penance sounds totally kick ass. I can't wait to see him in action.
For those of you who don't know
SPOILERVISION!
Speedball is now Penance. He can only use his powers when he feels pain and he is trying to atone for his sins.
More info can be found here at New Joe Fridays
Leckomaniac wrote:Is anyone else looking forward to Marc Guggenheim taking of Flash: The Fastest Man Alive? [/url].
DennisMM wrote:Leckomaniac wrote:The idea of Penance sounds totally kick ass. I can't wait to see him in action.
For those of you who don't know
SPOILERVISION!
Speedball is now Penance. He can only use his powers when he feels pain and he is trying to atone for his sins.
More info can be found here at New Joe Fridays
I found out a couple of days ago and I hate it. I hate the suit. I hate the electrical powers. The old powers were silly, but I hate the electrical powers. I also hate the absolute twisting of a decent kid into a masochistic psycho.
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