Mini-Marvels cartoonist Chris Giarrusso brings his superhero hit G-MAN: CAPE CRISIS to the interactive computer screen once again! While most comic books are taking a week off, Mini Marvels cartoonist Chris Giarrusso invites fans to fill that time with G-MAN: CAPE CRISIS: ESCAPE FROM DARK FOREST, the all-new video game featuring his beloved creator-owned superhero!
Devour your fill of Army of Darkness in the first ever Army of Darkness Omnibus now available for order through Diamond Previews! S-Mart worker, horror hero and professional zombie killer Ash Williams is back in over 450 pages of Dynamite’s Army of Darkness written by Andy (Danger Girl) Hartnell, James (Freddy vs. Ash vs. Jason) Kuhoric, Robert (The Walking Dead) Kirkman and many more!
Takashi Natsume can see spirits and demons that hide from the rest of humanity. He has always been set apart from other people because of his gift, drifting from relative to relative, never fitting in. Now he’s a troubled high school student who has come to live in a small town where his grandmother, Reiko, grew up. And there he discovers that he has inherited more than just the power of Sight from the mysterious Reiko. When Reiko was Takashi’s age, she bound the names of demons and spirits in her Book of Friends, enslaving them to her every capricious whim. Now Takashi is the owner of the book, and the creatures will do anything to get their names back.
Before Luke Skywalker…before Flash Gordon…there was BUCK ROGERS! With his trusty ray gun and jet pack, trailblazing hero and sci-fi icon Buck Rogers finds himself out of his time in into the future! The inspiration for countless sci-fi heroes finds new life in Dynamite Entertainment’s Buck Rogers, written by Scott Beatty and illustrated by artists Carlos Rafael and Carlos Lopez. Now, for the first time ever, Buck Rogers fans can own the first story arc “Future Shock” in one gorgeous hardcover collection now available for order through Diamond Previews!
John Stewart Get’s the Green Light A Review of Green Lantern #49 By: Andrew Sanford Slight Spoiler Alert Most superheroes are haunted by some sort of personal tragedy or failing. For Green Lantern John Stewart, that may be speaking a little lightly. During the DC miniseries event Cosmic Odyssey back in 1989, Stewart failed to save the planet of Xanshi from being destroyed. This tragedy left Stewart a shell of his former, more arrogant persona. Now a more serious character, Stewart has spent years trying to amend for the death of millions but with Blackest Night in full swing, those millions may not give him the chance.
After just one day in stores, Bill Willingham’s first Angel issue has sold out, and IDW Publishing will rush a second printing to market. Angel#28 is the first issue featuring multiple EisnerAward-winner Willingham as the writer, and kicksoff a new six-issue storyline, entitled “The Crown Prince Syndrome.” The second printing of Angel#28 will be available on January 6th, andwill feature an all-new cover by Brian Denham.