It’s not often we feature a preview for a re-release, mostly because they tend to be of popular books. But the Luna Bros. first comic work Ultra wasn’t a huge mega hit, it did alright but it didn’t take off the way Girls did. So enjoy a look a series that doesn’t try to be a typical capes book and covers some really adult themes. If you’re interested in the series then you can pick up the first issue for a buck.
Carbon Grey has been praised for it’s art style even from the first issue, but the story has been met with mixed reviews at best. With the third issue it should be interesting to see where this series finally falls; be it good or bad. You can find the review on the site tomorrow, but for now enjoy a preview of the third issue courtesy of Image Comics.
The Hellfire Club counts among its members the most famous, wealthy and influential members of society. Membership is passed on to descendants and can also be earned through wealth or influence. While many accept the invitation simply for the pleasures that the Club offers, others seek just the wealth and influence. In fact, the purpose of the Hellfire Club is to obtain and exert power through politics and economic influence instead of outward conquest and domination. Since its foundation, the Hellfire Club has been involved in wars and assassinations to further the agendas of the Club’s most powerful members. The most influential member the Club has ever had is Sebastian Shaw.
Ah Zenescope solicits. One thing I’ll give them is that they are the kings of covers. And that E. Bas character knows his way around the female form! If you’re interested in these books for more than the covers then enjoy a rather large month of comics from Zenescope with new books like Dino StrikeForce and Terminal Alice. Personally I’m still waiting for FLY.
X-Men First Class is
only a few weeks away, and we here at Player Affinity want to give you the
information you need before you go out and watch the movie. Today I will talk about Azazel and his
origin. Azazel is known in the comic book world as Nightcralwer’s biological
father. His first appearance was in
Uncanny X-men in issue 428 during The Draco storyline, written by Chuck Austen.
Comikaze Expo, the largest multimedia pop culture, comic book, horror and gaming convention in Los Angeles, has set its date and location: November 5-6 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Comikaze’s creators expect 60,000 attendees and more than 300 vendors. The show will kick off with appearances by the father of modern comics, Stan Lee, and Comikaze’s official “spooksperson,” horror icon Elvira, at the event’s ribbon-cutting ceremony.
We’ve had duel reviews and now we have a triple-threat review! That’s right so many of us had an interest in Duck Tales that we decided that it was best that all of us chime in on the return of one of Disney’s most beloved afternoon cartoons. We’ll start with the synopsis from Kaboom! and then move right into the heart of the review! DUCKTALES is back! The hit Disney Afternoon TV show makes a splash this month as an all-new, original ongoing comic book series! Written by the creator of the EPIC MICKEY video game and illustrated by the fan-favorite Disney duck artist Miquel Pujol, this is the latest and greatest revival of the Disney Afternoon Revolution that “might solve a mystery,” but will definitely “rewrite history!” Existing within the same continuity as BOOM!’s hit series DARKWING DUCK, find out why “life is like a hurricane!”
