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goggle_kidSo through-out the current Punisher Max arc we've had this even more terrifying version of Bullseye who kills innocent families just so he try and get a better glimpse inside of Frank's head. For most of the arc the closest thing Bullseye's shown to a humanizing trait is his obvious Man-crush on Frank.
Then in issue #9 we get this confrontation between Vanessa Fisk and Bullseye.
( Then You Get The Dreams )
Then in issue #9 we get this confrontation between Vanessa Fisk and Bullseye.
( Then You Get The Dreams )
Hey Frank, what's your favorite color?
Aug. 12th, 2010 02:16 pmproteus_livesGreetings True Believers!
Here are three pages from PunisherMAX #9. MAX-Bullseye's man-crush on the Punisher is strong and pure.
Context is neither wanted or needed. Enjoy!
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Here are three pages from PunisherMAX #9. MAX-Bullseye's man-crush on the Punisher is strong and pure.
Context is neither wanted or needed. Enjoy!
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stolisomancerThis entertains me greatly, so I tracked down some back issues to put it all together. It's sort of a gift-wrapped crossover.
This begins with Ennis's run on Hellblazer, and goes all the way through to Punisher.
( a few pages from various comics, after the cut )
This begins with Ennis's run on Hellblazer, and goes all the way through to Punisher.
( a few pages from various comics, after the cut )
The Garth Ennisverse
Jul. 30th, 2010 04:37 pmstolisomancerI'm a pretty big fan of Garth Ennis, and over the course of reading most of his work, I've noticed that he's been pulling a Stephen King relatively recently. Despite the fact that many of his series are in different genres and published by different companies, they all seem to take place in their own odd and contiguous sub-continuity.
If I was Philip Jose Farmer, I could probably turn this into something huge and meaningful, since it means, among other things, that Ennis's Punisher is set in the Vertigo version of the DCU.
I plan to follow up on that with another post, but for now, this is as close as we'll probably ever get to a sequel to Preacher.
( One page from Preacher #8; two pages from The Boys #27 )
If I was Philip Jose Farmer, I could probably turn this into something huge and meaningful, since it means, among other things, that Ennis's Punisher is set in the Vertigo version of the DCU.
I plan to follow up on that with another post, but for now, this is as close as we'll probably ever get to a sequel to Preacher.
( One page from Preacher #8; two pages from The Boys #27 )
Warrior #10, Part Two: Everyone Else
Mar. 3rd, 2010 08:15 pmskjamAnd now the other half of "Warrior" #10, with work by other British creators I hope you will be interested in seeing.
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Your thoughts, comments, love for the creators?
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creator: David Jackson
creator: John Ridgway
creator: Pedro Henry
creator: Steve Dillon
creator: Steve Moore
creator: Steve Parkhouse
medium: British comics
publisher: Quality Communications
title: Laser Eraser and Pressbutton
title: Shandor Demon Stalker
title: The Spiral Path
title: Warrior
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Your thoughts, comments, love for the creators?
suggested tags
creator: David Jackson
creator: John Ridgway
creator: Pedro Henry
creator: Steve Dillon
creator: Steve Moore
creator: Steve Parkhouse
medium: British comics
publisher: Quality Communications
title: Laser Eraser and Pressbutton
title: Shandor Demon Stalker
title: The Spiral Path
title: Warrior
The secret origin of Nuke!
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The character Nuke was first introduced during the end of Frank Miller's Daredevil arc "Born Again." Besides a BA-related What If? issue, Nuke didn't make any more appearances for a while.
Then he returned in the beginning of Daniel Way's Wolverine: Origins series, where we discovered his origin.
DC & Marvel samples
Aug. 18th, 2009 10:43 amzegas.insanejournal.com
Inspired by a recent back-and-forth I had with fellow Johnny Go aka “thehefner” on LJ, I've decided to take a trip down memory lane and embarrass myself in the process. For the first time and quite possibly for the last, I'm posting some of the comic book samples I created in hopes of becoming a professional cartoonist well over a decade ago. Just thinking about the process makes me cringe but in retrospect, these crude examples yield amusing results.
This is uncommon fare for s_d, but I thought it’d be amusing at the very least. Chalk it up to decade old fan art. Tons of scans of the source material behind the cut.
( Batman, Preacher & Daredevil… butchered! )
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