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Pretty Deadly #1
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"I’d always wanted to do a Western, but years ago I had an editor tell me that artists hate drawing horses and that was why it was so hard to get a Western going. He was probably kidding, but I believed him.
Newsflash: I’m an idiot." - Kelly Sue DeConnick
8 2/3 out of 26 pages
Warning for language and violence.
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Devil and the Details
Jan. 18th, 2012 05:53 pmarbre_rieur
Four pages each from parts 1 and 2 of "Devil and the Details," the Spidey/Daredevil crossover...
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thanekosThat's Spider-Island: Cloak & Dagger, which ended this week.
Snappily written by Nick Spencer and evocatively drawn by Emma Rios, its three issues go like Black Panther's one does in the Queen's greater scheme: perpendicular.
There's of course a point of intersection in #1 (remember Cloak as Wayfarer Guide in ASM 667?), but from there Cloak and Dagger's story goes its own way, parallel and tangent to the horrors of Spider-Island.
It ends independent of Spider-Island's conclusion, unlike its fellow tie-ins. To read it from Steve Wacker's words, that's because this's an opportune "new beginning" for Dagger and Cloak. There's no plans yet to go ahead with more, but if you'd like 'em to, well..
I'd love to, myself, for the art and the colors and the writing. Spencer brought to this the same deft combination of existing canon and his own ideas his licensed work seems to always have, and Rios, well.. either you know, or you'll see.
( Combined, they not only depict the titular heroes well, but Chinatown gang boss and Spidey foe Mister Negative too. )
Snappily written by Nick Spencer and evocatively drawn by Emma Rios, its three issues go like Black Panther's one does in the Queen's greater scheme: perpendicular.
There's of course a point of intersection in #1 (remember Cloak as Wayfarer Guide in ASM 667?), but from there Cloak and Dagger's story goes its own way, parallel and tangent to the horrors of Spider-Island.
It ends independent of Spider-Island's conclusion, unlike its fellow tie-ins. To read it from Steve Wacker's words, that's because this's an opportune "new beginning" for Dagger and Cloak. There's no plans yet to go ahead with more, but if you'd like 'em to, well..
I'd love to, myself, for the art and the colors and the writing. Spencer brought to this the same deft combination of existing canon and his own ideas his licensed work seems to always have, and Rios, well.. either you know, or you'll see.
( Combined, they not only depict the titular heroes well, but Chinatown gang boss and Spidey foe Mister Negative too. )
Am I allowed to feel special up here?
Mar. 27th, 2011 09:10 amblackruzsa Because I just got a letter back from a writer, as opposed to the editor, of a comic book I've been following religiously up to now.
( Hooray, a letter! Also, slightly spoilery for Osborn #4. )
( Hooray, a letter! Also, slightly spoilery for Osborn #4. )
Amazing Spider-Man #632
May. 27th, 2010 02:13 pmcyberghostface( Scans under the cut... )
char: the lizard/curt connors, creator: chris bachalo, creator: emma rios, creator: zeb wells, publisher: marvel comics, title: amazing spider-man, char: spider-man/peter parker
char: the lizard/curt connors, creator: chris bachalo, creator: emma rios, creator: zeb wells, publisher: marvel comics, title: amazing spider-man, char: spider-man/peter parker
This is how we operate
Feb. 11th, 2010 11:34 pmarbre_rieurFour pages from Issue 4 of Strange, the current Dr. Strange mini-series.
( The day magic went amok )
creator: dr. strange/stephen strange, creator: mark waid, creator: emma rios, publisher: marvel comics
( The day magic went amok )
creator: dr. strange/stephen strange, creator: mark waid, creator: emma rios, publisher: marvel comics
The Dance of the Damned
Jan. 13th, 2010 08:08 pmarbre_rieurFour pages from Strange #3, of the current Dr. Strange mini-series. Out of all the issues so far, this one might be the least Doctor Who-ish yet. YMMV on whether that's a good thing or bad thing, I suppose.
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char: dr. strange/stephen strange, creator: emma rios, publisher: marvel comics, creator: mark waid
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char: dr. strange/stephen strange, creator: emma rios, publisher: marvel comics, creator: mark waid
"Who is Stephen Strange?"
Dec. 4th, 2009 02:14 pmarbre_rieurHe might be stripped of most of his magic, but he can still whup otherworldly entity ass like the best of them...
( Four pages from Strange #2 )
( Four pages from Strange #2 )
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goblinthebamf.insanejournal.comStrange #1 Preview
"No longer Sorcerer Supreme of the Marvel Universe, Stephen Strange must discover a new path to fulfillment and enlightenment. Unfortunately, that path leads through a bizarre, terrifying gauntlet of magical menaces--and if the former Master of the Mystic Arts is going to survive the journey, he'll need some assistance - in the form of a brand-new student!"
( and, y'know, oddly adorable lovecraftian baseball. )
"No longer Sorcerer Supreme of the Marvel Universe, Stephen Strange must discover a new path to fulfillment and enlightenment. Unfortunately, that path leads through a bizarre, terrifying gauntlet of magical menaces--and if the former Master of the Mystic Arts is going to survive the journey, he'll need some assistance - in the form of a brand-new student!"
( and, y'know, oddly adorable lovecraftian baseball. )
PENIS JOKES!
Jun. 18th, 2009 01:21 amoctopussoir.insanejournal.comI realise that everyone and their dog has the new copy of Runaways before me, mainly because my local comic provider is in some sort of time warp. Anyway, this moment caused me to laugh for a good few minutes. It's such a teenager moment.
