Dark Horse in the Headlines - November 13th, 2013

11/15/2013 3:32pm

 

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If you haven't been keeping up with your comics media, here's some key links and reviews for you to check out what we've got going on in the news!

 

Atomic Legion, An Original Graphic Novel By Dark Horse’s Mike Richardson And Disney’s Bruce Zick For April | Bleeding Cool

Mike Richardson is the sole owner and Publisher of Dark Horse Comics. Bruce Zick is a Disney visual development artist, and has been for over thirty years. But for the past three years…

 

Comic Book Day: Pull List for November 13, 2013 | Nerdist

 After speaking with veteran comics creator Geof Darrow last week, I gained a newfound respect for his little oddball creation Shaolin Cowboy.

 

The Fifth Beatle Comes To New York And Miami | Bleeding Cool  

On November 19th, The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story hits stores. The graphic novel by VivekTiwary, Andrew Robinson and Kyle Baker and similarly titled feature film tells the story of the man who discovered the Beatles. 

 

"Tomb Raider" Returns in Dark Horse's February 2014 Solicitations  | CBR 

Dark Horse has released info for its Feb. 2014 releases, including a new "Tomb Raider" by Gail Simone, "Star Wars," "Serenity" and more!

 

Frank J. Barbiere’s White Suits Gets Promoted To Its Own Comic | Bleeding Cool

In 2012, Dark Horse Presents debuted White Suits, a strip from Frank J. Barbiere and Luke Radl. Well, in February, it’s getting its own forum issue mini-series, now drawn by Toby Cypress.

 

EXCL. PREVIEWS: Mignola's "Sledgehammer 44," #1 "Powell's "Goon" #44 | CBR

CBR presents exclusive previews of Eric Powell's Spanish language "Goon" #44 and Mignola and Arcudi's "Sledgehammer 44: Lightning War" #1

 

THE WEEK IN REVIEW 

 Abe Sapien #7

 

"This book is a visual masterpiece, Sebastián and Max Fiumara fill every panel with supreme quality that gives so much life to the story." - Bloody Disgusting

 

"If you're down to watch some people shoot monsters, and to see Abe kick some ass, then by all means, have at." - Adventures in Poor Taste

 

 

 

 


 

Bloodhound: Crowbar Medicine #2

 

"The concept is so wonderfully fleshed out that Jolley and Kirk can almost assuredly count the minutes until this character is optioned for other media. Jolley and Kirk have provided a great story to encourage new readers to latch on." - Comic Book Resources

 

"Creators Dan Jolley and Leonard Kirk are to be commended for rekindling this concept for the world outside of the Distinguished Competition where it was an admittedly odd fit." - Bloody Disgusting 

 



 

 

Clown Fatale #1

 

"Clown Fatale #1 is the definition of sleeper-hit. This is a wonderful book, flying low under the radar and will no doubt be missed by many. Hopefully you managed to read this review before your trip to the comic shoppe. If not, get back out there and pick this one up." - Comics the Gathering

 

"Oozing with hyper-sexuality and tough-talking dialogue, “Clown Fatale” #1 ends up becoming a totally fun read. The “Clown Fatale” series has the right look and attitude to get you hooked." - Bloody Disgusting

 

 

 

 

 

Resident Alien: The Suicide Blonde #3

 

"With "Resident Alien: Welcome to Earth!" in a collected format already, I would give a big thumbs up to picking it up, as well as "Resident Alien: The Suicide Blonde" #0-3 to follow on. This is a charming and attractive comic, and I'd bet that if you try this comic, you'll fall in love with it." - Comic Book Resources 

 

"What I enjoyed the most about this series is that you could really see that the world is growing from the last series to this one. The idea is blossoming, but so too is the craft of both creators. It's a series that is only getting stronger and better with each installment." - Comic Bastards

 

 

 

 

S.H.O.O.T. First #2

 

"The story’s potential is just starting to be fulfilled, with many interesting ideas being explored. If you are looking for something deeper than a great deal of other team books, give this one a look."  - Fanboy Nation

 

"Full of conspiracy, controversy, and craftsmanship, “S.H.O.O.T. First” #1 is a powerful introduction to an original and unique new series." - Multiversity 

 

 

 

 

 

Star Wars #11

 

"Star Wars" #11 hits all of the right notes to be a successful "Star Wars" story and gives every fan's favorite character some panel time." - Comic Book Resources

 

"Star Wars #11 is yet another really good comic book that pushes its narrative toward a forthcoming conclusion. So grab a blaster or a lighstaber and find a nice quiet place to read." - Unleash the Fanboy

 

 


 

 

The Shaolin Cowboy #2

 

"If you loved Shaolin Cowboy to death, but for some reason though it needed to dispense with the speech bubbles, this might be your dream issue. A wonderful mix of madness, massacre and melee, made merry by a mishmash of mutilation." - Newsarama 

 

"This issue is groundbreaking. Darrow has blown me away. I read a lot of comics, and I have never seen something like this – something AMAZING, like this." - Unleash the Fanboy

 

 

 

 

 

X #7

 

"It's with a morbid curiosity Ill keep turning the pages to see exactly how many bodies pile up before X fulfills his mission."- Bloody Disgusting

 

"X #7 still hits the mark and puts things in motion for a longer story arc and return to the brutality that X possesses. Overall a solid issue where X marks the spot." - Unleash the Fanboy

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thanks for ending your week with "Dark Horse in the Headlines." We'll see you next week. Same time, same channel. \m/ 

 

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