This week’s best cover is Jonah Hex #29.
The Dark Tower: The Long Road Home #1, Marvel Comics.
Doctor Who Classics #4, IDW.
North Wind #3, Boom Studios.
Streets of Glory #4, Avatar.
Army of Darkness: The Long Road Home #7, Dynamite Entertainment.
Jonah Hex #29, DC Comics.
Painkiller Jane #5, Dynamite Entertainment. Part three of Painkiller Jane vs. the Terminator.
Comic Book Comics #1, Evil Twin. A nice indie b/w on the history of cartoons and comics. See here.
The End League #2, Dark Horse Comics.
Savage Tales #6, Dynamite Entertainment.
Northlanders #4, DC Comics/Vertigo.
The Twelve #3, Marvel Comics.
Omega the Unknown #6, Marvel Comics.
Trade Paperbacks:
Chronicles of Conan Vol 14, Dark Horse. Roy Thomas’ last Conan work on his original ten-year run.
-Swinebread
5 comments:
Awesome cover, truly bad ass! Love the Jonah Hex series.
Eaglewing said it. Wow. It looks like a dark Lone Ranger. Awesome.
When, oh when will Jonah Hex cut that flap of skin off of his face? I mean, it's not like it's a major artery or anything.
Though, I totally agree with Mr. Hex on the shooting of scorpions with handguns. The arthropod, not the hair metal band.
how's that omega the unknown? is it new reader friendly? i like the covers but don't know what it's about. is it worth a pick up?
eaglewing - Me too, good solid revisionist western.
panda - It's a dark comics alright
arkonbey - Well the skin on the right side of his head would just snap of off if he did that.
yeah, give the band a break
Stephen - Omega the Unknown is kind of an Avant-garde sort of thing. It’s a reinterpretation of Steve Gerber’s Omega from the 1970s. The wikipedia entry (here) is actually pretty good. I would say it’s not real new reader friendly but then it’s not really clear from the beginning what is going on. It’s only a 10 issue limited series anyway. So you might just want to wait for the trade collection. It’s very indy… I like it because it’s distinctive and it’s refreshing to see a completely different style of art.
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