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From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet Episode #128 in English.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet Episode #128 in French.
From PreviewsWorld: Marvel announced its 53rd Marvel Legacy title, Captain America #695, from the creative team of Mark Waid and Chris Samnee.
From HowardCruse: Noted Underground Comix cartoonist Howard Cruse is writing about his experiences as a cartoonist for "Playboy" magazines.
From BleedingCool: Bryan Hitch teases something with Justice League and Justice Society of America.
From BleedingCool: Here is an 8-page preview of "X-Men: Grand Design" from Ed Piskor (Hip Hop Family Tree).
From ICv2: Marvel reveals 1,000,000 BC Avengers.
From BleedingCool: In October, Image Comics will publish 30 tribute covers for "The Walking Dead."
From BleedingCool: Mark Buckingham and Steve Rude will be the creative team of DC Comics' "Manhunter vs. Sandman," replacing the announced creative team.
From CBR: Kieron Gillen and Salvador Larocca, the creative team behind Marvel's excellent Darth Vader comic book that began in 2015, will become the new creative time of the main Star Wars comic book, beginning in the Fall.
From BleedingCool: Rich Johnston interviews recent Eisner Award winner, Sonny Liew.
From CBR: As part of Marvel Comics' "Legacy" the Inhumans in the comic book series, "Royals" will get a redesign by Javier Rodriguez.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet, Episode #127 in English.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet, Episode #127 in French.
From MailChimp via The Comics Reporter: IDW and French graphic novel publisher, Glenat, have joined for a venture called "Original Graphic Novel," which will produce original comic books to be published both in the U.S. and France.
From BleedingCool: Marvel Comics Bullpen legend, Flo Steinberg, died Sunday, July 23, 2017.
From BleedingCool: David Avallone talks about bring pin-up/bondage goddess Bettie Page back to comics in Dynamite Entertainment's "Bettie Page."
From TheComicsReporter: Another newspaper editorial cartoonist, Nick Anderson, has been fired.
SDCC:
From BleedingCool: Veterans artists Keith Pollard and Ron Wilson win "Inkpot Awards."
From BleedingCool: Frank Miller will write and John Romita, Jr. will draw "Superman: Year One."
From BleedingCool: "Highlights" from Marvel boss, Joe Quesada's SDCC panel.
From BleedingCool: There will be a Justice League/Doom Patrol Young Animal crossover comic book event.
From CBR: The 2017 Eisner Award winners (for excellence in comics) have been announced. Image Comics' "Saga" led with four wins.
From CBR: Beloved Star Wars Expanded Universe character, Grand Admiral Thrawn, is getting a comic book series from Marvel Comics.
From CBR: IDW Publishing has announced the expansion of the "Black Crown" imprint, which is overseen by former Vertigo boss, Shelley Bond, including a book drawn by Love and Rockets' Gilbert Hernandez.
From Newarama: Grant Morrison is writing sequels to two of his biggest hits, "Batman: Arkham Asylum" and "Wonder Woman: Earth One."
From CBR: Ed Piskor, the creator of "Hip Hop Family Tree," is producing a six-issue history of the X-Men in the miniseries, "X-Men: Grand Design."
From TheComicsReporter: Jeff Smith ("Bone") is releasing his first picture book through Scholastic Books.
From BleedingCool: At the IDW/Top Shelf panel, a final "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" miniseries is announced.
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From CBR: Image Comics studio, Top Cow, is rebooting Cyber Force, which was one of the debut Image Comics titles in 1992.
From Vulture: A profile of Karen Berger's new line of comic books at Dark Horse, "Berger Books."
From BleedingCool: Award-winning cartoonist, Box Brown, will produce a new comic book based on Nickelodeon's "Rugrats" for BOOM! Studios "KaBoom!" imprint.
From BleedingCool: Steve Skroce, the comic book artist famous for storyboarding the film, "The Matrix," has a new comic book. He is writing and drawing "Maestros" from Image Comics.
From BleedingCool: Former editor of DC Comics' Vertigo line, Karen Berger, is now at Dark Horse. Her new line, Berger Books, announces its initial titles.
From BleedingCool: DC Super Hero Girls keeps getting bigger.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #126 in English.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #127 in English.
From BleedingCool: Mike Ploog will make the miniseries, "Thicker Than Blood," his final work as he moves on to retirement.
From ComicsBeat: Jack Kirby and Stan Lee named "Disney Legends" at D23 Expo 2017.
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BLURB REVIEW:
Youngblood #2 (Image Comics – June 2017) by Chad Bowers and Jim Towe with Juan Manuel Rodriguez
I would like to be snarky and be cynical, but I have to admit that I am really liking this new Youngblood comic book. Writer Chad Bowers is keeping things relatively simple, introducing new characters and reviving “classic” Youngblood characters. I don't remember much about the original Youngblood series, but I like the way in which Bowers is bringing together the past while pushing forward with new blood. Artist Jim Towe and colorist Juan Manuel Rodriguez are quite good on covers and splash pages, and I can see Towe's storytelling steadily improving. Simply put, I like what Bowers and Towe are doing here and so far, I enjoy the read.
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From BleedingCool: Scott Sndyer talks about his DC "Metal" comics.
From ComicBookBin: Deejay Dayton details the history of "Super-Chief" in his latest DC History column.
From RichardSala: Go and start reading "The Bloody Cardinal 2."
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet Episode #125 in English.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet Episode #125 in French.
From BleedingCool: More details on Sean Murphy's "Batman: White Knight."
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet Mobile - #88
From ComicBookBin: Deejay Dayton gives you a Silver Age history of DC Comics' "Cave Carson," who now stars in "Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye."
From ICv2: Marvel Comics' "Legacy #1" one-shot will lead into 53 new comic book titles.
From CBR: Stan Sakai talks about his one-shot comic book that reunited his samurai rabbit, Usagi Yojimbo, with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
From BleedingCool: Will DC Comics make a move to return to publishing creator-owned comic books?
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet Episode #124.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet Episode #124 in French
From ComicBookBin: Johnny Bullet Mobile #87.
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From BleedingCool: Howard Chaykin responds to cover controversy.
From BleedingCool: Image Comics and Howard Chaykin apologize and pull the planned cover art for "The Divided States of Hysteria #4."
From BleedingCool: A tale of two covers - Black #3 and The Divided States of Hysteria #4.
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From GoFundMe: Verteran comic book creator and World War II veteran Sam Glanzman is in hospice care and needs his readers' help.
From TCJ: Sloane Leong offers a tribute to the webcomic, "Octopus Pie" (which I once reviewed for the ComicBookBin).
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Monday, July 31, 2017
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Review: RED RANGE: A Wild Western Adventure
IDW PUBLISHING/It's Alive – @IDWPublishing
[This review was originally posted on Patreon.]
STORY: Joe R. Lansdale
ARTIST: Sam Glanzman
COLORS: Jorge Blanco and Jok
LETTERS: Douglas Potter
ISBN: 978-1-63140-994-3; hardcover (June 20, 2017)
112pp, Color, $19.99 U.S., $25.99 CAN
This review is based on a copy-for-review of Red Range provided by IDW Publishing, which the author of this review did not request.
Red Range: A Wild Western Adventure is a Western graphic novel written by Joe R. Lansdale and drawn by Sam Glanzman. It was originally published in 1999 by Mojo Press and apparently was ignored upon its first release. Lansdale is a prolific novelist and short story writer who has also written numerous comic book stories. A U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, Glanzman has been writing and drawing comic books since the medium's “Golden Age,” beginning with a story published in 1941. Glanzman is probably best known for his Western and war comics.
It's Alive, an imprint of IDW, is bringing Red Range: A Wild Western Adventure back into print in a new full-color, hardcover edition with colors by Jorge Blanco and Jok and letters by Douglas Potter. This new edition also includes essays and text pieces by Richard Klaw (Red Range's original publisher) and comics creator and publisher, Stephen R. Bissette. This volume also includes a black and white comics short story, “I Could Eat a Horse,” written and drawn by Glanzman and first published in Wild West Show (Mojo Press, 1996).
Red Range opens somewhere in Texas (east Texas?) sometime in the 19th century (after the Civil War). The Ku Klux Klan is in the middle of torturing and murdering a husband and wife, when a shot rings out that kills two of the Klansmen. After more than half their number has been shot dead in the most brutal ways, the rest of the Klansmen flee in horror. Who or what scared the bejesus out of them?
It's that notorious, Klan-killing Black vigilante, the Red Mask. Once he was Caleb Range, a Black man whose wife and son were killed by evil White men before his very eyes. Now, he is the monster in a Klansman nightmare. Caleb takes Turon, the son of the Black couple murdered and tortured by the Klan, as his new partner. Meanwhile, Batiste, Klan leader and survivor of the Red Mask's most recent attack, gathers a crew of morons and murderers into an ersatz posse to hunt and kill the Red Mask and Turon. However, the final showdown between the Red Mask and Batiste will take them into the wild and wonderful world of the “Weird Western.”
The essayists of the Red Range: A Wild Western Adventure graphic novel apparently hope for some vindication for the apparently initially-ignored graphic novel with its new release. I don't remember Red Range at all, and I assumed I was both an astute reader and follower of independent comic books at the time. I don't even remember Red Range's original publisher, Mojo Press, although the name does seem oddly familiar.
The truth is that in 1999, Red Range was way, way ahead of its time. I had a professor of Shakespeare at LSU who insisted that no one was “ahead of his time.” Every creative person was “of his time.” That may be true, but a person of his time can create a work that is ahead of its time, and that is exactly what Joe R. Lansdale and Sam Glanzman did.
My recollection of the 1990s was that there was deep resistance to comic books featuring African-American characters from certain segments of the comics media, comic book retailers, comic book publishers, and comic book readers. Here comes Red Range with its unapologetic Black male hero who shot White men down as if they were rabid dogs. The world of American comic books was not ready for what was essentially the marriage of “The Lone Ranger” and Django Unchained, 13 years before Django shot two white men and whooped one's ass before he shot him, early in Quentin Tarantino's Oscar-winning film.
Lansdale gleefully weaves a tale of ultra-violence and unfettered racial hate, and sprinkles the dialogue with racial epithets aplenty. Glanzman, a master of graphical storytelling, turns Lansdale story into comics storytelling that is filled with gore, but skillfully picks up the sly and shade-throwing humor in Lansdale's writing.
Now, Red Range is ready for the world of American comic books, or is it the other way around? Social media has given both African-American comic book creators and readers a voice to beat back those trying to hold them back. The-economy-is-great-and-we're-all-fine, late 20th century America of President Bill Clinton is long gone. Now, we have the post-President Barack Obama America in which the first Black president of the United States has been replaced by a President who shamelessly courts racists, religious bigots, White separatists, bullies, misogynists, etc. Donald Trump's appointment as President by the Electoral College woke the naive up... finally. We are not in a post-racial America.
There are more people in America who are like Batiste, the villain in Red Range, Batiste, than many of us would like to admit. So it has to be okay for two White men to create fiction that depicts pure-dee, American racism and the fight against it in the most blunt storytelling language.
Lansdale and Glanzman were never over-the-top and mean-spirited, even back in 1999. Readers simply did not recognize the genius and the A-game of Joe R. Lansdale and Sam Glanzman, who both, at best, probably only had a cult following at the time. But like the ghosts of Mississippi, Red Range: A Wild Western Adventure is back for justice. Please, read this graphic novel. Also, when you consider the high quality and high production values of IDW Publishing's hardcover graphic novels and archival collections, Red Range is a steal... even shop-lifting at the price of $19.95.
A+
This book includes the following text pieces with illustrations:
“When Old is New and New is Old” – Introduction by Richard Klaw
“Beneath the Valley of the Klan Busters” - Afterword by Stephen R. Bissette
“A Brief History of Cowboys & Dinosaurs: Pop Culture Cowpokes & Carnosaurs” essay by Stephen R. Bissette
This book also includes the Sam Glanzman comics short story, “I Could Eat a Horse.”
Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"
The text is copyright © 2017 Leroy Douresseaux. All Rights Reserved. Contact this site for reprint and syndication rights and fees.
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Friday, June 30, 2017
I Reads You Juniors June 2017 - Update #30
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Welcome to the I Reads You blog. It's May 2017. This post and its updates will offer news and blurb reviews.
From BleedingCool: More information on "Marvel Legacy" and the "Generations" one-shots.
From GoFundMe: Veteran comic book writer-artist and WWII veteran, Sam Glanzman, needs the help of his fans and admirers as he goes through hospice.
From BleedingCool: At this year's San Diego Comic-Con International, IDW will use a multi-media display to showcase 1300 pages of Jack Kirby's artwork. This year is the 100th anniversary of his birth (August 28, 1917).
From ComicBookBin: Johnny Bullet Episode #123 in English.
From ComicBookBin: Johnny Bullet Episode #123 in French.
From BleedingCool: Fandemic Tour is a new brand of comic conventions created by John Macaluso, ex-CEO of Wizard World.
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BLURB REVIEW:
Generation X #1 (Marvel Comics – July 2017) by Christina Strain and Amilcar Pinna with Felipe Sobreiro
Why is Marvel Comics reviving the mid-1990s X-Men title, Generation X (1994 to 2001; 75 issues)? Well, it's a title/trademark they own, and since they are in the middle of the latest X-Men reboot/revival (called “ResurrXion”), and they need new X-titles, why not?
This new series focuses on a “newer” generation of mutants, with Jubilee being the only original member to belong to this new iteration. I read the original Generation X for a number of years, mainly because of Chris Bachalo's incredible detailed and textured art. Current series artist Amilcar Pinna does nothing for me, and writer Christina Strain's script does not inspire me to keep reading. I am not interested in the characters, and the name, term, or phrase, “Generation X,” simply does not have the power or draw it once did.
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From BleedingCool: A look at the Marvel "Legacy" covers.
From SideshowToys: See an older Jack Burton in the upcoming "Big Trouble in Little China" comic book series, "Old Man Jack."
From BleedingCool: Longtime comic book artist, Rich Buckler, died of cancer in May of this year at the age of 68. The Marvel Comics' shipping today, June 21st, will have feature a memorial page to him.
From CBB: Deejay Dayton's "DC Comics History" looks at "Mademmoiselle Marie," from the "Star Spangled War Stories" comic book series.
From CBR: Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons' "The Secret Service" comic book (which became the film, "Kingsman: The Secret Service") has a sequel, which will be written by Rob Williams and drawn by Simon Fraser.
From BleedingCool: Enrico Marini is creating a Batman graphic novel, exclusively for French publisher, Dargaud. The book will be published in two volumes - one this year and the second volume next year.
From BleedingCool: Dynamite Entertainment is publishing a comic book series that will offer the origins of the character "John Wick" from the popular film franchise. Greg Pak is writing and Giovanni Valletta.
From CBB: Johnny Bullet Episode #122 in English
From CBB: Johnny Bullet Episode #122 in French.
From BusinessWire: 20th Century Fox Film buys a "significant minority stake" in indie comics publisher, BOOM! Studios, according to this press release.
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BLURB REVIEW:
Reborn #6 (Image Comics – June 2017) by Mark Millar and Greg Capullo with Jonathan Glapion
Mark Millar's latest comic book-as-Hollywood pitch, Reborn, ends with a sixth issue. Meh. It has it moments, some of them quite evocative, but Reborn seems like something in which the best is yet to come, or at least the actual story is yet to come. Apparently, there are plans for several more volumes of Reborn. I liked Greg Capullo's imaginative character and creature designs and sets; in fact, there are three pages of Capullo's concept sketches at the end of this issue.
Also, is it just me or does much of Reborn seem to be inspired by Ridley Scott's ambitious, but troubled fantasy film, Legend (1985)?
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From BleedingCool: DC Comics may be publishing a series of comic books from horror novelists for Halloween.
From BleedingCool: IDW Publishing is beginning is new Hasbro crossover event (G.I. Joe, Transformers, Micronauts, Rom, etc.) with "First Strike #0," a free comic book - in print and online.
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BLURB REVIEW:
Jean Grey #1 (Marvel Comics – July 2017) by Dennis Hopeless and Victor Ibanez with Jay David Ramos
I think that this is the first solo Jean Grey comic book title in the 50+ years of X-Men comic books. Maybe, Marvel had to take its time to get it right, because this Jean Grey comic book is right. Writer Dennis Hopeless makes Jean Grey's powers seem fun with an imaginative display of tossing villains and juggling objects. I like Victor Ibanez's interior art, but not as much as I like that of series cover artist, David Yardin. Still, there is something fresh and sparkling about Ibánez's art, which is enhanced by Jay David Ramos' shimmering colors. I can't wait to read more, especially because of the teaser the last page offers.
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From CBR: There might have been a Frank Miller/Bill Sienkiewicz Wonder Woman bondage comic book.
From BleedingCool: Marvel will ship preview copies of "Legacy #1" to retailers in September.
From ICv2: Hasbro is throwing its own convention, Hascon, on September 8-10, 2017. Stan Lee will be a guest.
From TheBeat: Marvel month-to-month sales chart March 2017 to April 2017.
From CBB: Leroy reviews "Everyone's Getting Married Vol. 5."
From BleedingCool: Jimmie Robinson ("Bomb Queen," "The Empty") talks about not drawing for a year.
From CBB: Johnny Bullet #120 in English.
From CBB: Johnny Bullet #120 in French.
From WomenWriteAboutComics: Yeah, why is Marvel Comics' "Generation X" back?
From BleedingCool: See Spider-Man's Mary Jane Watson as several Avengers, courtesy of artist J. Scott Campbell.
From BleedingCool: Fantagraphics Books announces a new anthology, "Now," to be edited by Associate Publisher Eric Reynolds.
From BleedingCool: There will be more from the world of Mark Millar's comic, "The Secret Service," which became the movie, "Kingsman: The Secret Service."
From BleedingCool: In "Wildstorm: A Celebration Of 25 Years," fans will see the uncensored versions of Mark Millar and Frank Quitely's "The Authority" #13 to 14.
From ComicBookBin: Today's lesson in "DC Comics History" is "The Wyoming Kid" (1960 to 1964) by Deejay Dayton.
Welcome to the I Reads You blog. It's May 2017. This post and its updates will offer news and blurb reviews.
From BleedingCool: More information on "Marvel Legacy" and the "Generations" one-shots.
From GoFundMe: Veteran comic book writer-artist and WWII veteran, Sam Glanzman, needs the help of his fans and admirers as he goes through hospice.
From BleedingCool: At this year's San Diego Comic-Con International, IDW will use a multi-media display to showcase 1300 pages of Jack Kirby's artwork. This year is the 100th anniversary of his birth (August 28, 1917).
From ComicBookBin: Johnny Bullet Episode #123 in English.
From ComicBookBin: Johnny Bullet Episode #123 in French.
From BleedingCool: Fandemic Tour is a new brand of comic conventions created by John Macaluso, ex-CEO of Wizard World.
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BLURB REVIEW:
Generation X #1 (Marvel Comics – July 2017) by Christina Strain and Amilcar Pinna with Felipe Sobreiro
Why is Marvel Comics reviving the mid-1990s X-Men title, Generation X (1994 to 2001; 75 issues)? Well, it's a title/trademark they own, and since they are in the middle of the latest X-Men reboot/revival (called “ResurrXion”), and they need new X-titles, why not?
This new series focuses on a “newer” generation of mutants, with Jubilee being the only original member to belong to this new iteration. I read the original Generation X for a number of years, mainly because of Chris Bachalo's incredible detailed and textured art. Current series artist Amilcar Pinna does nothing for me, and writer Christina Strain's script does not inspire me to keep reading. I am not interested in the characters, and the name, term, or phrase, “Generation X,” simply does not have the power or draw it once did.
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From BleedingCool: A look at the Marvel "Legacy" covers.
From SideshowToys: See an older Jack Burton in the upcoming "Big Trouble in Little China" comic book series, "Old Man Jack."
From BleedingCool: Longtime comic book artist, Rich Buckler, died of cancer in May of this year at the age of 68. The Marvel Comics' shipping today, June 21st, will have feature a memorial page to him.
From CBB: Deejay Dayton's "DC Comics History" looks at "Mademmoiselle Marie," from the "Star Spangled War Stories" comic book series.
From CBR: Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons' "The Secret Service" comic book (which became the film, "Kingsman: The Secret Service") has a sequel, which will be written by Rob Williams and drawn by Simon Fraser.
From BleedingCool: Enrico Marini is creating a Batman graphic novel, exclusively for French publisher, Dargaud. The book will be published in two volumes - one this year and the second volume next year.
From BleedingCool: Dynamite Entertainment is publishing a comic book series that will offer the origins of the character "John Wick" from the popular film franchise. Greg Pak is writing and Giovanni Valletta.
From CBB: Johnny Bullet Episode #122 in English
From CBB: Johnny Bullet Episode #122 in French.
From BusinessWire: 20th Century Fox Film buys a "significant minority stake" in indie comics publisher, BOOM! Studios, according to this press release.
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BLURB REVIEW:
Reborn #6 (Image Comics – June 2017) by Mark Millar and Greg Capullo with Jonathan Glapion
Mark Millar's latest comic book-as-Hollywood pitch, Reborn, ends with a sixth issue. Meh. It has it moments, some of them quite evocative, but Reborn seems like something in which the best is yet to come, or at least the actual story is yet to come. Apparently, there are plans for several more volumes of Reborn. I liked Greg Capullo's imaginative character and creature designs and sets; in fact, there are three pages of Capullo's concept sketches at the end of this issue.
Also, is it just me or does much of Reborn seem to be inspired by Ridley Scott's ambitious, but troubled fantasy film, Legend (1985)?
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From BleedingCool: DC Comics may be publishing a series of comic books from horror novelists for Halloween.
From BleedingCool: IDW Publishing is beginning is new Hasbro crossover event (G.I. Joe, Transformers, Micronauts, Rom, etc.) with "First Strike #0," a free comic book - in print and online.
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BLURB REVIEW:
Jean Grey #1 (Marvel Comics – July 2017) by Dennis Hopeless and Victor Ibanez with Jay David Ramos
I think that this is the first solo Jean Grey comic book title in the 50+ years of X-Men comic books. Maybe, Marvel had to take its time to get it right, because this Jean Grey comic book is right. Writer Dennis Hopeless makes Jean Grey's powers seem fun with an imaginative display of tossing villains and juggling objects. I like Victor Ibanez's interior art, but not as much as I like that of series cover artist, David Yardin. Still, there is something fresh and sparkling about Ibánez's art, which is enhanced by Jay David Ramos' shimmering colors. I can't wait to read more, especially because of the teaser the last page offers.
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From CBR: There might have been a Frank Miller/Bill Sienkiewicz Wonder Woman bondage comic book.
From BleedingCool: Marvel will ship preview copies of "Legacy #1" to retailers in September.
From ICv2: Hasbro is throwing its own convention, Hascon, on September 8-10, 2017. Stan Lee will be a guest.
From TheBeat: Marvel month-to-month sales chart March 2017 to April 2017.
From CBB: Leroy reviews "Everyone's Getting Married Vol. 5."
From BleedingCool: Jimmie Robinson ("Bomb Queen," "The Empty") talks about not drawing for a year.
From CBB: Johnny Bullet #120 in English.
From CBB: Johnny Bullet #120 in French.
From WomenWriteAboutComics: Yeah, why is Marvel Comics' "Generation X" back?
From BleedingCool: See Spider-Man's Mary Jane Watson as several Avengers, courtesy of artist J. Scott Campbell.
From BleedingCool: Fantagraphics Books announces a new anthology, "Now," to be edited by Associate Publisher Eric Reynolds.
From BleedingCool: There will be more from the world of Mark Millar's comic, "The Secret Service," which became the movie, "Kingsman: The Secret Service."
From BleedingCool: In "Wildstorm: A Celebration Of 25 Years," fans will see the uncensored versions of Mark Millar and Frank Quitely's "The Authority" #13 to 14.
From ComicBookBin: Today's lesson in "DC Comics History" is "The Wyoming Kid" (1960 to 1964) by Deejay Dayton.
Monday, June 19, 2017
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