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3/21/12 New Comics Day
Mar. 22nd, 2012 03:34 pmSo by now anyone interested has probably already heard about the alterations made to the Amazons in Wonder Woman. So we'll just ignore that and just mention that the designs for Eros and Hephasteus are very nice...
Thunderbolts steps away from the time-lost story and follows Songbird as she goes on vacation. And then things get all creepy for a bit...
Prophet finishes up its first arc with John Prophet making it onto the G.O.D. satellite and completing the mission he was awakened for...
And lastly a new Dark Horse Presents. This issue sees the return of Carla Speed McNeil and "Finder", the end of Brian Wood's "Massive" preview (and damn but how many ongoing projects does Wood have at this point), some Steve Niles' "Criminal Macabre", a short story by Andrew Vachhs illustrated by Geof Darrow and that Tarzan in the Future serial. Plus a bunch of stuff I'll forget in a bit. Oh and some violent crazyness from Evan Dorkin. Not to my taste, but worth noting for those who are fans of "Milk & Cheese" and his similar work...
Thunderbolts steps away from the time-lost story and follows Songbird as she goes on vacation. And then things get all creepy for a bit...
Prophet finishes up its first arc with John Prophet making it onto the G.O.D. satellite and completing the mission he was awakened for...
And lastly a new Dark Horse Presents. This issue sees the return of Carla Speed McNeil and "Finder", the end of Brian Wood's "Massive" preview (and damn but how many ongoing projects does Wood have at this point), some Steve Niles' "Criminal Macabre", a short story by Andrew Vachhs illustrated by Geof Darrow and that Tarzan in the Future serial. Plus a bunch of stuff I'll forget in a bit. Oh and some violent crazyness from Evan Dorkin. Not to my taste, but worth noting for those who are fans of "Milk & Cheese" and his similar work...
