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Weekly Pull 9/21
Sep. 26th, 2016 03:50 pmThe Wicked & the Divine: 1831AD: Writer Kieron Gillen, Artist Stephanie Hans & Letterer Clayton Cowles. A one-shot, with the celebrity Divinities this time being period writers. I'm terrible at figuring out the "real" people who become gods are, but I think Shelly is Morrigan, Byron is Lucifer, Mary Shelly is Woden and her sister is Woden. And Keats maybe as Hades who dies at the start? I'm even less certain of the several mentioned and shown in passing. Like the thing with the killer ape and stolen heart makes me think Thoth is supposed to have been Poe?
Savage Dragon #216: Creator/writer/artist Erik Larsen, Letters Chris Eliopoulos, Colors Nikos Kovtsis & Flats Mike Toris. Ugh, an Ant cameo. Also Larsen is not the best at drawing babies.
Giant Days #18: Written by John Allison, Pencils by Max Sarin, Inks by Liz Fleming, Colors by Whitney Cogar & Letters by Jim Campbell. End of the year and housing woes, term paper mill woes and possible dating non-woes.
Superfuckers Forever #2: All James Kochalka except the short Grotus back-up by Laura Knetzer. Superdan is back and Princess Sunshine and Jack Krak are a feuding for his attention.
Jem and the Holgrams #19: Written by Kelly Thompson, Art by Meredith McClaren, Colors by M. Victoria Robado & Letters by Shawn Lee. Dang. Them Stingers are jerks. Driving Pizzazz back into selfish, angry jerk mode.
ROM #3: Plot/Script by Christos Gage & Chris Ryall, Pencils & Colors by David Messina, Inks by Michele Pasta, Color Assist by Alessandra Alexakis & Letters by Chris Mowry. I have to admit I kind of have a hard time remembering that war vet Darby Mason and police officer and Wraith infectee Camilla Byers are seperate characters.
Dark Horse Presents #26: EiC Mike Richardson. No Finder this issue = sad. Still, work by Kaare Andrews, Paul Levitz, Al Gordon and John Arcudi. Also a Maverick/Crazy Cops story by Jimmy Palmiotti and Just Gray NOT working with Palmiotti's wife. Not that Aaron Campbell is bad or anything.
Knights of the Dinner Table #235: Development Team Jolly R. Black Burn, Steve Johansson, David S. Kenzer, Brian Jelke & Barbara Blackburn. Those previous harsh truths have put Brian in a bit of a depressive funk. Also the Black Hands start a new campaign with Nitro back behind the screen.
Savage Dragon #216: Creator/writer/artist Erik Larsen, Letters Chris Eliopoulos, Colors Nikos Kovtsis & Flats Mike Toris. Ugh, an Ant cameo. Also Larsen is not the best at drawing babies.
Giant Days #18: Written by John Allison, Pencils by Max Sarin, Inks by Liz Fleming, Colors by Whitney Cogar & Letters by Jim Campbell. End of the year and housing woes, term paper mill woes and possible dating non-woes.
Superfuckers Forever #2: All James Kochalka except the short Grotus back-up by Laura Knetzer. Superdan is back and Princess Sunshine and Jack Krak are a feuding for his attention.
Jem and the Holgrams #19: Written by Kelly Thompson, Art by Meredith McClaren, Colors by M. Victoria Robado & Letters by Shawn Lee. Dang. Them Stingers are jerks. Driving Pizzazz back into selfish, angry jerk mode.
ROM #3: Plot/Script by Christos Gage & Chris Ryall, Pencils & Colors by David Messina, Inks by Michele Pasta, Color Assist by Alessandra Alexakis & Letters by Chris Mowry. I have to admit I kind of have a hard time remembering that war vet Darby Mason and police officer and Wraith infectee Camilla Byers are seperate characters.
Dark Horse Presents #26: EiC Mike Richardson. No Finder this issue = sad. Still, work by Kaare Andrews, Paul Levitz, Al Gordon and John Arcudi. Also a Maverick/Crazy Cops story by Jimmy Palmiotti and Just Gray NOT working with Palmiotti's wife. Not that Aaron Campbell is bad or anything.
Knights of the Dinner Table #235: Development Team Jolly R. Black Burn, Steve Johansson, David S. Kenzer, Brian Jelke & Barbara Blackburn. Those previous harsh truths have put Brian in a bit of a depressive funk. Also the Black Hands start a new campaign with Nitro back behind the screen.
