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DetailsHouse of X #4
House of X #4 (Hickman, Larraz, Gracia, Cowles): This is a beautiful, brutal, terrible read — one that will serve as a reminder of the nobility at the centre of these characters and the love that makes them great.
DetailsH.R. Giger (Alien), Ralph McQuarrie (Star Wars), Jean “Moebius” Giraud (TRON), Ron Cobb (Back to the Future), Syd Mead (Blade Runner) will be honored with the Concept Art Awards’ Inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award at LightBox Expo in Pasadena, CA.
DetailsJustice League #31
The “Justice/Doom War” continues in ‘Justice League #31’ (Snyder, Tynion IV, Jimenez). Don’t miss this wild thrill ride filled with even more blasts from the past (and future!)!
DetailsMarvel is going big for the true believers this year at NYCC 2019 with exclusive giveaways and a whole lot more as they reveal their NYCC panel line up!
DetailsBlack Hamer/Justice League #2
The second chapter in this epic crossover between the Justice League and the heroes of Black Hammer (Lemire, Walsh, Piekos). A trip to the Bizarro World! Batman needs a hobby! Green Lantern follows Colonel Weird into the Para-zone! All in this issue.
DetailsLegion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1 (of 2)
Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1 (Bendis, Lee, Nguyen, Sorrentino): A mystery woman who doesn’t age recounts her travels through the various DC future histories… all leading up to the Legion of Super-Heroes. In theory…
DetailsComics are often extremely collaborative, many owned by companies, not individuals, so who are the real authors? How do we define author in the case comics? Does Frank Miller or Joh Romita Jr bear the responsibility of visuals in Superman Year One? How did a Gisèle Lagacé comic almost have its cover redrawn and recolored by the printer? What is an auteur, a mangaka, a gensakusha? Why should we, as audience, fans, or professionals, care?
DetailsBatman: Hush
Batman: Hush, the movie, follows the comic of the same name very closely. However, it takes a significant turn in the reveal of Hush’s identity that, I believe, hurts the movie.
DetailsALIENS: RESCUE #2
Aliens: Rescue #2 (Wood, McKeown): As Alec Brand finally meets his heroes he gets the chance for some payback and discovers what happened to the moon he crashlanded on as a civilian.
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