Filed under: Features | Tags: Bestof2014, Image Comics, Jason Aaron, Jason Latour, Southern Bastards
Another Image Comics highlight for this year (and probably for years to come) was Southern Bastards from Jason Aaron & Jason Latour who had previously teamed up on the likes of Scalped & Wolverine : Japan’s Most Wanted.
Filed under: Features | Tags: Bestof2014, Image Comics, Jock, Scott Snyder, Wytches
Wytches from Image just started back in October but there was already a fair amount of buzz around it after the initial announcements it was on it’s way and with Scott Snyder writing & Jock on art there was good reason for that.
Filed under: Features | Tags: Bestof2014, Goran Parlov, Image Comics, Mark Millar, Millarworld, Starlight
The title set to mark the beginning of the Millarworld Universe would see Mark Millar team-up with artist Goran Parlov in a new 6-part Sci-fi adventure for Image Comics.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Image Comics | Tags: Bryan Hitch, Dave Johnson, Frank Quitely, Image Comics, Jupiter's Legacy, Mark Millar, Peter Doherty, Phil Noto
The much talked about, much-hyped team-up of Mark Millar & Frank Quitely hits with #1 of this latest title from Image. Millar, Quitely AND Image – sounds like a winner before we open that issue but does the title deliver what we’d expect??
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Image Comics | Tags: Amelia Taylor, David Shulner, Felix Serrano, Image Comics, Juan Jose Ryp, Luke Taylor, The Clone
A fairly frantic opening issue in this new sci-fi title from Image and this shows alot of promise in becoming a permanent entry in my pull-list.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Image Comics | Tags: Amaranth, David Hine, Doug Braithwaite, Elohi, Image Comics, Sci-Fi
A new book from Image sees this sci-fi tale from writer David Hine and artist Doug Braithwaite evolve slowly but that’s not a bad thing.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Image Comics | Tags: Darick Robertson, Grant Morrison, Happy, Image Comics, Nick Sax, Richard P. Black
Issue #1 of Happy from Grant Morrison became an instant hit with me and nestled itself in that must-read niche……but could this keep a high momentum throughout?
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Image Comics | Tags: Darick Robertson, Grant Morrison, Harvey, Image Comics, Nick Sax, Richard P. Black, Sin City
I’ve tried my best to stay away from reading anything about Grant Morrison’s latest title ‘Happy’ – so I was picking this up with an open mind and no preconceived ideas of what it could be. Of course, with Morrison involved there was always a high level of expectation and excitement.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Image Comics | Tags: Image Comics, Michael Moreci, Murder, Steve Seeley
Image have grown to become a favourite for the Comics Anonymous group and it’s no wonder when you consider the quality of the titles they seem to produce and with such a wide range of topics, covering superheroes, horror, thrillers and every other genre you could list.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Image Comics | Tags: Chris Claremont, Dave Johnson, Erik Larsen, Freak Force, Image Comics, Jim Lee, Jim Valentino, Johnny Armstrong, Keith Giffen, Marc Silvestri, Rob Liefield, Savage Dragon, Spawn, Superpatriot, Todd McFarlane, Whilce Portacio
20-years ago a group of 8 comic book creators brought their collective heads together and formed Image Comics. Todd McFarlane, Jim Lee, Rob Liefield, Marc Silvestri, Erik Larsen, Jim Valentino, Whilce Portacio & Chris Claremont brought a new approach to the corporate take on who owned the rights to the characters being created. One of the earliest creations from those early days was Superpatriot – an Erik Larsen creation from the pages of Savage Dragon which spun-off into his own mini-series.
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