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    Image Comics

    Image Comics Sneak Peek of the Week

    Stephen SchleicherBy Stephen SchleicherSeptember 19, 20083 Comments3 Mins Read

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    Take the jump and get a sneak peek of Dead Ahead #1, Golly #2, I Kill Giants #3, The Perhapanauts #4, Proof #12, Red Rocket 7, and Vignettes: The Director’s Cut TP.

    DEAD AHEAD #1 (OF 3)
    story CLARK CASTILLO & MEL SMITH, art & cover ALEX NINO & MOOSE BAUMANN

    32 PAGES, FC, $3.99

    “WATER… WATER… EVERYWHERE!”
    On a restless ocean, a group of weary survivors contemplate their grim fortune: What had started out as a fun little fishing trip soon turns into a nightmare of damnation, trapped on a floating prison. The continents have been hit by a plague that has turned humanity into living corpses – leaving our castaways at sea to fend for themselves! With provisions low, hope comes in the form of a luxury liner sailing into view on the horizon… All they needed to survive would be on board, but who among them has what it takes to find out what happened to its crew and passengers?

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    GOLLY #2
    story  PHIL HESTER
    art  BROOK TURNER
    cover  ANDY BRASE

    The hapless carnie Golly Munhollen has been charged with stopping the half-assed apocalypse threatening Earth. His first mission- killing or curing the Holy Roller preacher by day, ravenous were-hog by night that stalks the midway. Southern fried horror and humor for fans of PREACHER and THE GOON.

    SEPTEMBER 10 • 32 PAGES • FC • $2.99
    RETAILER WARNING: MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL AGES

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    I KILL GIANTS #3
    story JOE KELLY, art & cover J. M. KEN NIIMURA

    24 PAGES, BW, $2.99

    Taylor’s conniving and Mrs. Molle’s good intentions begin to wreak havoc on Barbara’s carefully balanced reality, even as Sophia’s friendship truly begins to blossom. When it becomes too much to bear, who will suffer Barbara’s fury? Will the great war hammer Covelski finally speak?

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    PROOF #12
    story ALEX GRECIAN, art & cover RILEY ROSSMO

    32 PAGES, FC, $2.99

    “THUNDER BIRDS ARE GO,” Part Three

    The last Chinese Ink Monkey fights for its life against a rogue fairy. The Lodge will be changed forever.

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    RED ROCKET 7 TP
    story, art & cover MICHAEL ALLRED

    280 PAGES, FC, $16.99

    This is the story of RED ROCKET SEVEN: The entire history of rock ‘n’ roll as seen through the eyes of the seventh clone of a man from a distant world. RR7 rubs shoulders with every legend from the birth of rock in the ’50s, through the British invasion of the ’60s, through the advent of Heavy Metal and Glam rock in the ’70s, the New Wave of the ’80s, the Grunge rock and Indie/alt. scene in the ’90s, and into the new millennium! This special edition is busting out with special features, plus rare & new art

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    THE PERHAPANAUTS #4
    story TODD DEZAGO, art & cover CRAIG ROUSSEAU, flip cover JASON ARMSTRONG

    32 PAGES, FC, $3.50

    “TRIANGLE,” PART 4
    BEDLAM is evacuated! Between the reccent infestation of Gremlins and the subsequent power outages, The Chief shuts the place down! Also, more on the fate of Karl! Will King Choopie be dethroned? And a Perhapanauts Extra! A Red Team Adventure!

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    VIGNETTES: THE DIRECTOR’S CUT TP
    story, art & cover JIM VALENTINO

    144 PAGES, BW, $14.99

    “THE AUTO-BIO COMIX”

    Before Image, before his superhero work, JIM VALENTINO was known as one of the brightest practitioners of auto-bio alternative comix! Collected for the first time in CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER are the critically acclaimed, award winning stories from VALENTINO #1-3 and DRAWINGS FROM LIFE #1-2 plus a few new surprises!

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    via Image Comics

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    3 Comments

    1. Rodrigo on September 19, 2008 3:33 pm

      so I’ve been vaguely aware of this for a while, but finally seeing them together has made me realize that Image has two titles out on supernatural investigation teams featuring Sasquatch as a central character

      that’s lame

      Reply
    2. Rowan on September 20, 2008 11:11 am

      Isnt the main character in Proof and the sasquatch in Perephanauts the same dude ? it’s just kinda like proof is his own comic ?

      Reply
    3. Kelly Tindall on September 21, 2008 7:57 pm

      Nope, Proof is completely separate from The Perhapanauts in every conceivable fashion… John Prufrock, the bigfoot in Proof, is the only agent with the organization that hunts monsters, and he never kills them. Proof is a straight-up horror/adventure book, and Perhapanauts is a lot more PG, more cartoony, more Saturday-morning.

      Rodrigo, I hope you think it’s also lame that DC publishes more than one book with super-powered heroes that team up to fight super-villains.

      Reply

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