Dark Horse in the Headlines - January 22nd, 2014

01/24/2014 12:31pm

 

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!

 

Signing and Panel Schedule: Wizard World Portland 2014

Visit us for giveaways and to pick up your favorite comics, books, and products! All items are available while supplies last.

 

How Fear Agent Brought Sci-Fi Back To Comics – The Bleeding Cool Interview With Rick Remender and Tony Moore 

Fear Agent launched from Image Comics at a time when the long-standing tradition of the carnivalesque and multi-genre energy of science-fiction comics was on the wane, but Rick Remender, Tony Moore, and Jerome Opena brough it back with a vengeance.

 

Baltimore Faces His Vampiric White Whale in Golden's "Chapel of Bones" | CBR 

CBR spoke with co-writer Christopher Golden about Dark Horse's "Baltimore: Chapel of Bones," the evolution of the vampire Haigus and more stories to come.

 

AMALA'S BLADE Trade Includes All-New Story, More Treats for Fans | Newsarama

Fans of Steven Horton and Michael Dialynas' Amala's Blade were treated to a double-dose of her last year with the with the zero issue which reprinted her Dark Horse Presents debut, as well as a brand new mini-series. Even better for fans, 2014 is already looking good for Amala and company since coming January 22nd, they will be treated to the release of the Amala's Blade trade!

 

Join the Furious Press Conference!

Wanna chat with Dark Horse's new superheroine?

 

Team Ninja And Dark Horse Comics Kick Off Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z Digital Comic Series

Team NINJA and Dark Horse Comics today launched the three-part YAIBA: NINJA GAIDEN Z digital comic series, providing insight into the backstory in three revealing vignettes.

 

Art Baltazar And Franco Bring You The Crossover Event Of A Lifetime!

Dark Horse And Dynamite Proudly Announce Captain Action Cat: The Timestream Catastrophe #1, Debuting In April 2014

 

 

THE WEEK IN REVIEW 

 Captain Midnight #7

 

"Captain Midnight starts to let us in on the secrets this month. Some of the big questions are answered but even bigger ones are raised. As we start a new section of the Captain's adventures, it looks like we're in for some thrills." - Comic Book Therapy

 

"If you are interested in following this new world that Dark Horse is creating, Captain Midnight should definitely be the first on your list. The most established superhero so far and one that shows that being a hero is more than just having powers. There are many layers to this story and the element of time makes it one you want to invest your time in to see how everything connects, changing your perspective of everything going on right now in this continuity." - Geeked Out Nation 

 

 

 

Conan the Barbarian #24

 

 

"Conan the Barbarian #24 is the second to last of this volume, and we can all rest assured that things are ending on a decisively strong note. Highly recommended." - Unleash the Fanboy

 

"The action is disgustingly intense and captured perfectly by the art and colouring of Riccardo Burchielli and Dave Stewart. The script by Brian Wood is action intensive and frantic, yet when the calm after the storm comes there is great sadness and poetry there." - Geeked Out Nation

 

 

 

 

Dark Horse Presents #32

 

"Dark Horse Presents #32 is a great anthology. You should pick it up!" - Unleash the Fanboy

 

"Its hard to go wrong with Dark Horse Presents. Its like an idea factory thats occasionally filled with fleeting greatness and adds a bit of variety to the usual monthly suspects." - Big Comic Page

 

 

 

 

 

 

Elfquest: The Final Quest #1

 

"Elfquest: The Final Quest" #1 is a good start to this new bi-monthly series. Old fans will find a lot to enjoy here, and newer readers should hopefully not be too lost." - Comic Book Resources

 

"If youre looking for some engaging fantasy, dont miss Elfquest: The Final Quest! Its something special and will pull you in from the first time you read it!" - Major Spoilers

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mass Effect: Foundation #7

 

 

"If you have played the games, these comic books are essential reading. Walters knows these characters and worlds because he helped create them, and that shines through in his writing." - Rymes With Geek

 

 

"The writing for this issue is very good. You see the dynamics of the character that before we didn't understand but the writing allows us to delve deeper into this character. It is fantastic and it works." - Unleash the Fanboy 

 

 

 

Mind Mgmt #18

 

"Writer and artist Matt Kindt has said that he only plans to create thirty six issues of this series in total and this one and done issue is as good a place as any for new readers to jump on. Go on, give it a try. Open your mind." - Big Comic Page

 

"Kindt's subversive approach to story in his most famed independent book continues to be exceptional in this, the official halfway point in the series (its 36th issue is reported to be its last), and shows how what would otherwise be classified as "filler" material can be re-conceived as something integral to the story." - Comic Bastards

 

 

 

 

Star Wars: Legacy #11

 

"After a brief up and down story arc, we're back, baby! This issue brings all sorts of entertainment value, not least of which is the smooch on the cover. More please!" - Adventures in Poor Taste

  

"Star Wars: Legacy #11 may well represent the last title to delve into this corner of the timeline, and if this is any indication than this year, 2014, is going to see it go out with swagger and style. Highly recommended." - Unleash the Fanboy

 

 

 

 

 

The Massive #19

 

"Wood's post-crash world is still just as big as it was before, and he continues to find intriguing ways to explore it, while building up enough history and characters within the context of the series to keep it exciting. "The Massive" #19 takes full advantage of that history, and because of that remains as interesting as it did when it began." - Comic Book Resources 

 

 

"Issue #19 has recaptured my attention and I can't wait to see where the story leads. Strong story and strong character make The Massive one of Dark Horse's most underrated titles which comic book fans should jump on immediately." - 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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