When All-Star Western #4 arrives in December, it features an all new hero – The Barbary Ghost.
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DC RELAUNCH: The Ray announced
For a couple of months now, DC creators and head honchos have been telling fans that the initial 52 release wasn’t the end, but rather the tip of the iceberg. The latest new number one to be announced is The Ray by Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray, and Jamal Igle.
DC RELAUNCH: Gotham circa 1800
I’ve been back and forth on Jonah Hex since its return some 68 issues ago, but I do know I’m excited to see what happens in All-Star Western #1 that features Hex arriving in Gotham City in the 1800s.
In ALL-STAR WESTERN #1, Jonah Hex is enlisted to help the Gotham Police Department solve the mystery of a vicious serial killer. “So much for Gotham being a one-horse town. Look at that dazzling city in the late 1800’s meticulously researched and brought to life by Moritat. Hex fans, you can relax. We’re not going to abandon seventy issues of dedication and love for the ugly bounty hunter,” co-writer Justin Gray told us.
Take the jump for another page from the Justin Gray/Jimmy Palmiotti book, featuring art by Moritat.
Image Comics announces Trailblazer
Press Release
Jimmy Palmiotti (THE PRO, Painkiller Jane) and Justin Gray (Hawkman, Countdown to Final Crisis) will bring a new kind of western to comic stands next month. Known for years as one the most respected and prolific writer duos in the business, responsible for such acclaimed titles as Jonah Hex, RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE, and the recent TATTERED MAN, the two have joined forces with the art of Jim Daly to publish an all new creator-owned one shot through Image Comics: TRAILBLAZER.
REVIEW: Time Bomb #1
If you had nothing else to lose, but everything to gain, would you strap an atomic bomb to your ass and let it fling you backwards through time? Four potential heroes are about to find out in Time Bomb #1 from Radical Publishing.
Review: Power Girl #12
When creators leave a series, there are two possibilities – the series goes out with a bang with everything wrapped up in a tidy bow, or every plot point and story line leaves the readers hanging as they are never resolved. As Palmiotti, Gray, and Conner prepare to depart Power Girl, they leave the reader with a really good feeling.
Time Bomb #1 arrives in July from Radical Publishing
Press Release
Radical Publishing proudly presents Time Bomb, the newest Sci-Fi/Action thriller from acclaimed creators Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray (Jonah Hex, Power Girl), now available to order in the May 2010 edition of Diamond Previews. Featuring interior art by award-winning industry favorite Paul Gulacy, Time Bomb takes the action and adventure of science fiction and throws it back into the explosive era of wartime Germany.
Review: Power Girl #8
It’s the climax of the two part story arc that started on a distant planet, but ends up with Power Girl and Vartox getting hot and sweaty together, only then do they dine on a fine sausage before impregnating an entire planet. All in a day’s work…
The ultimate serial killer comes to life
Press Release
Two comic book creators discover what happens when their newest creation becomes all too real in the all-new graphic novella, SPLATTERMAN, by THE PRO and BACK TO BROOKLYN’s Jimmy Palmiotti, Jonah Hex’s Justin Gray and The Last Resort’s Giancarlo Caracuzzo!
Review: Power Girl #6
It’s following the formula
Three wild space chick naked in your bathtub seems like the making of a perfect evening in Atlantic City, except A) you aren’t that lucky B) ew – Atlantic City, and C) this kind of thing only happens in DC’s Power Girl.
DC Sneak Peek: Power Girl #6
DC has released a sneak peek of Power Girl #6 that arrives in stores this week. I’m interested to see what power team of Palmiotti, Gray, and Conner have installed for the Space Girls Gone Wild story.
Review: Power Girl #5
Power Girls Gone Wild
What is it about space girls dressed in skimpy attire that drives Earth men crazy? If it is the latest issue of Power Girl, written by Palmiotti and Gray, with art by Amanda Conner, the answer should be self explanatory.