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Nailbiter / Hack/Slash #1
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"Every comic I work on, I think about it from a fan perspective first: When I was a fan, would I have bought this? And I think the thing about Nailbiter, everything about it something I would have bought, and something that was kind of missing. I knew I wanted small town. I knew I wanted Warren. I wanted that angle of the charismatic serial killer who wasn’t Hannibal, who wasn’t Dexter, who kind of enjoyed what he was. I came from those angles, and I think that’s what attracts people to it." -- Joshua Williamson
( Scans under the cut... )
Preview: Hack/Slash #2
Mar. 11th, 2011 11:37 pmnova_primeAnother good - looking - one from Tim Seeley with art by Dan Leister comes in the form of "Hack/Slash #2."
Full preview up at Cosmic Book News.
One pic below and its a good one! No, not that good, lol
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Full preview up at Cosmic Book News.
One pic below and its a good one! No, not that good, lol
( Read more... )
Preview: Hack/Slash #1
Feb. 7th, 2011 01:35 pmnova_primeWow!
Cosmic Book News has the rather explicit preview up to Image Comics' "Hack Slash #1." I suppose it's nothing worse than a string bikini? lol.
I might have to check this out.
One pic after the cut - and its a good one!
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Cosmic Book News has the rather explicit preview up to Image Comics' "Hack Slash #1." I suppose it's nothing worse than a string bikini? lol.
I might have to check this out.
One pic after the cut - and its a good one!
( Read more... )
LGBTQ Day: Hack/Slash Annual #1
Dec. 13th, 2010 11:56 amstolisomancerI've been thinking about making this post for a little while, but since today is apparently the day for such things, I may as well go ahead and do it.
Hack/Slash is about one part horror-movie parody to three parts nineties-style "bad girl" book. It's always been a lot better than it has any right to be, even if Cassie does dress like a stripper version of Dinah Lance, but it managed to fly almost completely off the rails at some point around issue #22 of its current run.
One of the high points of the book, though, is Cassie's relationship with Margaret "Georgia" Crump, a stripper from Florida who Cassie met in issue #2. It feels remarkably organic and real for a book that's largely concerned with a 5'5" white girl smacking zombies with a baseball bat, and I know several gay comic book fans who are fans of the comic specifically because of how it's treated Cassie and Georgia.
The following pages are PG-rated but do involve a couple of naked asses, so they're probably not work-safe.
( seven pages from a total of thirty-eight )
Hack/Slash is about one part horror-movie parody to three parts nineties-style "bad girl" book. It's always been a lot better than it has any right to be, even if Cassie does dress like a stripper version of Dinah Lance, but it managed to fly almost completely off the rails at some point around issue #22 of its current run.
One of the high points of the book, though, is Cassie's relationship with Margaret "Georgia" Crump, a stripper from Florida who Cassie met in issue #2. It feels remarkably organic and real for a book that's largely concerned with a 5'5" white girl smacking zombies with a baseball bat, and I know several gay comic book fans who are fans of the comic specifically because of how it's treated Cassie and Georgia.
The following pages are PG-rated but do involve a couple of naked asses, so they're probably not work-safe.
( seven pages from a total of thirty-eight )
Hack/Slash: Land of the Lost Toys
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schmevil.insanejournal.comWarning: HOLY SHIT PONIES. And uh, bad things happen to a child.
