Incursion #2
Doug Braithwaite’s art is impeccably perfect here like he’s been waiting for a chance to draw Eternal Warrior against hordes of demons for some time now. Granted he’s not unfamiliar with drawing Gilad’s adventures but just something about each issue has a feeling of fresh energy pumping through every panel.
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If one needed a solid foundation to step foot into the Valiant universe Vita Ayala just handed you four issues perfect for just that. Something intriguing without being overwhelming and familiar to older fans like myself without becoming stale. Besides when’s the last time we got handed a strong independent black woman who didn’t need no man in her own book that wasn’t Storm? Bottom line Livewire is a solid series that already shows great promise and the potential to become just as synonymous with the name “Valiant” as Ninjak, Bloodshot or X-O Manowar.
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X-O Manowar #24
if you ever wondered…”what would happen if you put Jason Aaron’s Thor, Ed Brubaker’s Captain America and Matt Fraction/Warren Ellis Iron Man into a blender and only kept the amazing parts that really worked?” well wonder no more, because that’s exactly what X-O Manowar is.
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If you’ve been a fan of the Eternal Warrior for decades or if you’re just starting out, this issue is for you.
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“Livewire shows us that she’s more than just flashy powers and all about equality, handing out equal rights and equal lefts…”
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If ever being an uptight rich douche was a bad idea facing down a really pissed super voodoo juiced hardass is probably it, Shadowman isn’t screwing around here….at all.
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Entering the time of the Civil War, Jack comes face to Skeleton Face with his great Great /Grand father Marius Boniface, he first to bear the Shadowmn curse. An intriguing tale of the past and family in an attempt to use the shadows to aid slaves escaping to the North. Don’t miss this exciting issue of Shadowman with Variant Covers By David Mack and Doug Braithwaite!
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The origin story of the Bloodhound. A dog’s tale dating back to the Great War.
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A Brief scene as Magic is upset that Ninjak held her back when she tried to follow Ray and Jessie into the Deadside. But Ray is blind and he is in trouble. He has a rather large gun, but the only eyes that he has are the Blood Hound’s.
Overwhelmed by the horde, Ray and The Hound make their final stand as Ray unsheathes the Sword he took from Ninjak. He takes many a Demon’s head, but it’s inevitable as they swarm him. Victory looks bleak.
Ninjak the elite field agent of MI-6 has been blackmailed by the Villain Roku with the kidnapping of Ninjak’s Best friend’s Family. They also happen to be the wife and daughter of Neville Alcott the head of MI-6 operations. He has been given a near impossible task to retrieve an item from the Vaults of MI-6.
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Ninjak is under the surveillance of the dastardly Roku. She has kidnapped Nigel’s wife and daughter and will murder them if Ninjak does not deliver the Book of the Geomancer to her.
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