(Dynamite Entertainment 2016)
Writer: Corinna Bechko
Art Roberto Castro
Colors: Alex Guimaraes
Letters: Simon Bowland
Cover A: Felipe Massafera
Cover B Roberto Castro & Dinei Ribeiro
Lords of The Jungle #6 provides an exciting finale for Tarzan and Sheena’s adventures, as they square off in London against a woman whose existences shouldn’t be possible, and a crazy cult with incredible technology. Continue reading
(Dynamite 2016)
Written by Kevin Smith
Illustrated by Jeff Quigley
I’m biased. That’s the long and short of this interview in one sentence. But as a writer I’m going to go on and on about this book and it’s creators, trying to convince you to buy it. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. Continue reading
(Dynamite-2016)
Writers: Ben Acker & Heath Carson
Art: Dan McDaid with Bob Q
Colored: Omi Remalante with Bob Q
Letters: Simon Bowland
If I only had two words to sell King’s Quest #2 it would be…WEAPONIZED TERMITES. Thankfully I’ve got a few more than two. So, lets get into it! Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment 2016)
Writer: Corinna Bechko
Artist: Roberto Castro
Colors: Alex Guimaraes
Letters: Simon Bowland
Cover A: Alex Ross
Cover B Roberto Castro & Dinei Ribeiro of the Jungle #1
Review by Paul Bowler
Sheena Queen of the Jungle joins forces with Tarzan in Lords of the Jungle #1, the new six-part crossover series from Dynamite Entertainment, where the boundaries of space and time are broken to bring these two iconic protectors of the jungle together at last! Continue reading
(Dynamite 2016)
Writer Corinna Bechko
Art Javier Garcia-Miranda
Letterer: Simon Bowland
Colorist In LIGHT Studios
Cover: Gabriel Hardman
Cover Colorist: Jordan Boyd
The Alien outbreak on the human Mars base reaches its thrilling finale in Aliens / Vampirella #6 as Sarah and the crew of the supply ship are left reeling from what they’ve just seen unfold, while Vampirella and the resurrected Nosferatu confront the misinformed military to unite with them against the Aliens. In their frantic battle to escape from the Xenomorphs, the fate of everyone remaining on Mars - living and undead - rests on a knife’s edge as Vampirella confronts the savage fury of the Queen Alien / Vampire Hybrid. Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2015)
Story by Cullen Bunn
Art by Larry Watts
I’m somewhat of a fan of the Evil Dead/ Army of Darkness franchise, but this is the first AoD comic I have read. It’s also a #3. Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2015)
Written by Troy Brownfield
Artwork by Kewber Baal
Colors by Kirsty Swan
Lettered by Marshall Dillon
Blending new themes with classic elements, Dynamite has taken one of their latest creations, The Blood Queen and put her in direct confrontation against the lord of vampires, Dracula! Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Story: Justin Gray
Art: Rey Villegas
Colours: Morgan Hickman
Letters: Simon Bowland
I didn’t follow Dynamite’s Lone Ranger comics which launched in 2006 and recently ended despite reading a number of positive reviews over the years and it was with some trepidation that I requested this #1 to review. I’ve been in the wilderness for a while and reviewing a first issue feels like a good jumping-in point Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Written by Quentin Tarantino and Matt Wagner
Illustrated by Esteve Polls
Colored by Brennan Wagner
Lettered by Simon Bowland
Over the past several years Dynamite Entertainment has not only made a name for itself with licensed properties, but with the revitalization of those properties into successful comic series. Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Writer: Neil Gaiman
Illustrator: Michael Zulli
Summary: Welcome to the world of the Theatre of the Real, where nightmares come to roost and the choice is yours to stay or go – but either way, life will never be the same. That is what happens to Steven, a boy who is afraid and confused by the hard truth of growing up. Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Written by Anthony Del Sol & Conor McCreery
Artwork by Carlos Furuzono
When fate brings the world’s most famous detective and of the world’s most famous magician together, death and mayhem is soon unleashed. The famous detective Sherlock Holmes and bold illusionist Harry Houdini must overcome Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Written by Christina Blanch and Chris Carr
Art by Chee
Letters by Troy Peteri
I love going into a comic blind, but often I see a title in my email folder and think, “where have I heard that before?” You get an immediate impression with a good title, and The Damnation of Charlie Wormwood is one Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Written by Patricia Briggs & Rik Hoskin
Illustrated by Tom Garcia
Color Artwork by Mohan
Lettered by Bill Tortolini
Well everyone, I’m back – and jumping in with a great comic for you. Based off the book series of the same name and author (Briggs), Mercy Thompson is a refreshing new story line for the comic book universe. The world in which Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Written by Michael Uslan
Illustrated by Giovanni Timpano
Color Artwork by Marco Lesko
Lettered by Simon Bowland
When Doc Savage’s experiment with the Super Collider to produce the “Wells Particle” in the present day inadvertently opens a wormhole to 1939, an airliner gets caught in the rift and sent back through time. Doc Savage follows the aircraft Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment / Chaos!, 2014)
Writer: Aaron Gillespie
Art: Javier Garcia Miranda
Purgatori #1 is the new release spinning out from Dynamite’s best-selling Chaos! Universe, featuring the demonic Vampire goddess Purgatori as her blood soaked adventures continue in her own ongoing series. Trapped in the confines of Hell, the fearsome Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Written by Steve Niles
Art by Nacho Tenorio
Colors by Kelly Fitzpatrick
Letters by Marshall Dillon and Dave Lanphear
Rev up your engines, snap that chainsaw into your arm socket, and shade your eyes from the flashing blue light. Ash Williams has returned, and not in any way you’ve seen him in previous comic incarnations. Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Writer: Joe Casey
Artist: Nathan Fox, Jim Rugg, Ulises Farinas
Colorist: Brad Simpson
Letterer: Simon Bowland
Based on Characters Created by Jack Kirby
Summary: What if you were told that your brain was so valuable, and you’re a member of the military, that if you die in the line of fire your mind will be transferred into a genetically perfect clone body? Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Written by Mark Rahner
Illustrated by Randy Valiente, Jose Malaga, and Edu Menna
Colors by Lisa Moore, Marco Lesko, and Sandra Molina
Letters by Rob Steen
I love an annual. It’s the extra really. The getting of something more than the average. Granted, it always came with a heftier price tag, and perhaps that forced the cancellation of the Cloak and Dagger or Power Pack you were going to buy, but it was always worth it, not just because there was more, but because annuals marked a passage of seasons. Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Written by Mark Rahner
Illustrated by Jethro Morales
Colored by Salvatore Aiala Studios
Lettered by Marshall Oillon
I don’t know how much John Carter experience you have reader, but I myself haven’t had too much, but I plan on changing that soon (i.e. reading the Edgar Burroughs 1911 book series). Well, that is if Dejah is anything like her comic. Continue reading
(Dynamite Entertainment, 2014)
Written by Jeff Parker
Illustrated by Evan Shaner
Colored by Jordie Bellaire
Lettered by Simon Bowland
Welcome back kids! It’s another Saturday afternoon, you’ve got a quarter burning a hole in your pocket, and there’s a new Flash Gordon serial on at the Butler Theater! Come in, enjoy the cool dark smell of buttered popcorn, and relax in our musty comfort. Continue reading