This week, Dynamite Entertainment has sent Major Spoilers sneak peeks of Buck Rogers #0, Jungle Girl Season 2 #4, Red Sonja #43, Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five #1, New Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero Vol. 2 TPB, New Battlestar Galactica Origins: Adama TPB, Army of Darkness vs. Xena Vol. 1: Why Not?, and The Darkness vs. Eva: Daughter of Dracula TPB. It’s a big week for the company thanks to the release of the 25-cent Buck Rogers issue.
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Love is a bitch… After the last done in one issue of Army of Darkness, any hope of reading another one immediately following seemed low. Fortunately, Dynamite Entertainment delivers another self-contained issue that sees our boy Ash getting a little lovin’.
Enter Bizorro As Zorro continues to protect the lands and citizens of California from tyrannical officials, a plot to bring the masked vigilante down begins to form, as another thrilling adventure of Senor Zorro arrives from Dynamite Entertainment. Only twelve issue in, and it is easy to see why so many are digging this series.
This week, Dynamite Entertainment sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Battlestar Galactica: The Final Five #1, Super Zombies #2, The Man With No Name #9 and Zorro #12.
The futuristic adventures of Buck Rogers from Dynamite Entertainment are spanning the comics Galaxy toward fans well in time for Free Comic Book Day (May 2nd), with the all-original #0 issue available to fans for just .25 cents! Writer Scott (Batman) Beatty and artist Carlos Rafael, along with cover art by John Cassaday (and a special “sneak peek”: Alex Ross incentive cover!), present an original 12 page comic book adventure – “The Death of Buck Rogers”! But the journey doesn’t stop there… Buck Rogers #1 is set for release in June with 50/50 cover artists Alex Ross and John Cassaday!…
Dynamite Entertainment has three titles arriving in stores this week. Take the jump for sneak peeks of Dead Irons #3, Army of Darkness #19, and Terminator: Revolution #4.
Or – “The Real Story Behind The G-Men…” For several weeks now, Wee Hughie has been undercover inside G-Wiz, the junior team of John Godolkin’s G-Men, a team of (oddly familiar) social outcasts with wild powers and a need for some Melodramamine. He has found that his teammates are almost decent people, despite Butcher’s protestations not to get involved. Hughie’s cover was blown last issue, and now the last living member of G-Whiz is about to spill Godolkin’s secrets… OR ELSE.
One-shot works well While I enjoyed the last story arc of the ongoing Army of Darkness series, Dynamite Entertainment saw fit to release a one-shot story that sends Ash south of the border to fight Aztec demons, deal with butt jokes, and save the damsel in distress, or this dress, or state of undress…take your pick. True one shot stories are rare these days (unless you have Paul Dini writing Detective Comics), so seeing Dynamite Entertainment whip one of these out is a nice treat.
Arriving in stores this week (April 1) from Dynamite Entertainment are The Boys #29, Masquerade #2, and Army of Darkness #18.
The twenty-five cent Buck Rogers #0 edition arrives in stores on May 2, 2009, prompting the company to start the publicity early by sending us the cover to the issue. In addition, take the jump to see the covers to the first issue by Alex Ross and John Cassaday.
Dynamite Entertainment has announced the second chapter of Project Superpowers will feature a cover price of $1.00. The #0 issue features four covers that joing to form a super picture by artist Alex Ross. Writer Jim Krueger is back on board and joined series by up and coming artist extraordinaire Edgar (DEATH-DEFYING ‘DEVIL) Salazar! Painter and artist Doug Klauba rounds out the Chapter two creative team with a special painted origin sequence in each and every issue of the series – first up, The Black Terror! “We’ve been working hard to continue the action, intrigue and excitement we started in…
Dynamite Entertainment has sent Major Spoilers the cover images and solicitation information for titles arriving in June 2009. Take the jump for the full list, including the brand new Buck Rogers series, and check out the Jungle Girl Statue.
Dynamite Entertainment has sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of titles arriving in stores this week. Take the jump for a look at Garth Ennis’ Battlefields: Dear Billy #3, Battlestar Galactica: The Cylon War #3, The Death Defying ‘Devil #4, and Zorro Volume 1 Hardcover.
Garth Ennis’ Battlefields is not your typical comic book series. It’s not a glorification of war or violence, and it certainly isn’t meant to depict that time period as the Good Ol’ Days. Instead, Battlefields: Dear Billy #3 demonstrates the impact war has on the individual and how they deal with it.