Press Release
A gorgeous full color preview book of several recently announced Extreme titles is now available online for free at ImageComics.com. The printed Extreme Preview book was debuted this past weekend at New York Comic Con, when the publisher announced the return of several original titles that were created by a talented and prolific young Rob Liefeld (Deadpool, YOUNGBLOOD, THE INFINITE) in the early 1990s.
“It is with great enthusiasm that nearly twenty years from the day that I launched Extreme Studios that Image Comics has partnered with me to return these dynamic titles to a comic store near you!” exclaimed Liefeld. “Current Image Comics Publisher and former Extreme Editor-in-Chief Eric Stephenson and I have had a blast putting together the creative teams that are creating bold, new visions of the Extreme Universe!”
Joining Image for the return of these Extreme titles are some of the best and brightest talents of the comics business today, including Brandon Graham and Simon Roy on PROPHET, Joe Keatinge and Ross Campbell on GLORY, Alan Moore, Erik Larsen & Cory Hamscher on SUPREME, Tim Seeley and Francheco Gaston on BLOODSTRIKE, and John McLaughlin, Jon Malin, and Rob Liefeld himself on YOUNGBLOOD!
Liefeld continued: “The work of Brandon Graham and Simon Roy on PROPHET is a revelation to behold! It is a stunning new vision of a man out of time and place. GLORY by Joe Keatinge and Ross Campbell is simultaneously gorgeous and vicious. It leaps off the page, and re-introduces a bold heroine truly unlike any in comics right now! BLOODSTRIKE by Tim Seeley and Francheco Gaston is a cool, smart, savvy action yarn — Mission Impossible by way of Universal Soldier. It’s guns blazing, immortal soldiers that are definitely keeping score! YOUNGBLOOD by Black Swan scribe John McLaughlin, myself and Jon Malin is a 21st century face lift that boasts a wild, imaginative new direction for the book that launched Image Comics!
“And finally, SUPREME returns after a 12-year hiatus with superstars Alan Moore and Erik Larsen at the helm. Finishing Alan’s story has been the single biggest fan demand of the last decade, and Erik Larsen and Cory Hamscher finish it off in style and embark on the boldest, most controversial Supreme epic ever! Having seen the first three issues, I can tell you that Larsen is having the time of his life with this book, combining elements of my run and Alan’s run into one twisted tale!
“We are so excited about this that we are giving the entire 32-page preview book away online for FREE! Check it out and let us know what you think!”
The Extreme Preview book will also be available for free at Image Comics’ digital partners, ComiXology, Graphicly, iVerse, and Diamond Digital. The first release from this impressive lineup to hit stores will be PROPHET #21, debuting on January 18, just in time to kick off Image Comics’ 20th Anniversary year, and will be available for order in the November issue of Previews.
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You know, I am curious whatever happened to old Prophet artist Stephen Platt?
You know, I am curious whatever happened to old Prophet artist Stephen Platt?
He’s still around, still drawing, last I heard… A quick google search also turned up a How To Draw DVD that he’s selling.
Of course they are giving them away free, they are Liefield comics after all. Personally you couldn’t PAY me enough to take them. Anyone else get the feeling that Liefield does not actually look at women in real life to base his illustrations on? Hmm, I wonder who he prefers to look at as models….. I’ll just google ‘Liefield Human Torch Thing” and figure it out for myself…… Go ahead… Google it, you know you want to.
Hey look, its cable, deadpool, some chick and a skinny wolverine! Er…..
You throw “Extreme” in the mix and I know I’m not taking those. Although, I tend to give my crappy old Image comics to my 3 year old to play with because I know he’s just going to rip them up anyway.