Red 5 Comics sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Moon Girl #4, and Bonnie Lass: The Legend #1 that you can check out, after the jump.
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What better way to celebrate your birthday than finding a copy of the latest Atomic Robo waiting in your mailbox? I can’t think of one… Of course unless your birthday is today (September 03), then you’re going to have to wait until September 07, 2011, when Atomic Robo: Ghost of Station X #1 arrives in stores. Since you have nothing better to do right now, take the jump and get an early review of the upcoming issue.
It’s summertime, and you know what that means? It’s Comic Book Movie season. Already this year we’ve seen Thor, and X-Men: First Class. But with Green Lantern, Captain America, and Cowboys vs. Aliens just around the corner, we at Major Spoilers believe that another favorite comic book should see the glow of the silver screen. That comic book is Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener’s “Atomic Robo”. Take the jump, and see who made the cut.
It’s Tesla vs. Edison, Atomic Robo vs. another… robot, it’s good vs. evil, it’s THE FINAL COUNTDOWN!
Red 5 Comics sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of titles arriving in stores during the first two weeks of May 2011. Take the jump for a look at Atomic Robo, Abyss, and Moon Girl.
Red 5 Comics sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Foster Broussard: Demons of the Gold Rush #1 that arrives in stores in May. Why show this off so early? It gives you a chance to let your local comic shop and order the full issue!
Relationships in Atomic Robo’s life have been the focus of attention in this latest arc, as the automaton found love with Jack Tarot’s daughter, and came to an understanding with his father over his adventuring ways. But strange things are still afoot in New York, and major revelations are made.
Red 5 Comics sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of titles arriving this week. Take the jump for a look at Bonnie Lass: The Legend #2, Atomic Robo: The Deadly Art of Science #4, and Abyss: Family Issues #1.
In his daring adventures, Atomic Robo has been to vampire dimensions, been lost in time and space, hung out with some of the most brilliant (and devious) minds in history, and fought a dinosaur bent on taking over the world. All the science stuff is well and good, but what about other pursuits? What about love?
Red 5 Comics is bringing the Golden Age Moon Girl back to life in a new mini-series that is part The Dark Knight, and part Mad Men, with a good dose of zombie horror thrown in. The company sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of the first issue that arrives in stores in February.
Press Release Red 5 Comics is pleased to announce the newest addition to their acclaimed line-up, “Bonnie Lass: The Legend” from creators Michael Mayne and Tyler Fluharty. “Bonnie Lass” spins the yarn of a brash and daring young heroine and her two muscle-headed sidekicks as they set out to build a reputation as swashbuckling pirates to be envied and feared. Bent on overshadowing her father, the infamous Cutlass, Bonnie’s after the one treasure he did not claim — the Eye of the Leviathan. But there are other forces at work seeking to claim it for themselves.
Scott Wegener and Brian Clevinger, the creative team behind the most awesome Atomic Robo series have posted their 2010 virtual holiday card for all. via Atomic Robo
You’re a robot that doesn’t sleep, doesn’t eat, and yet your creator wants you to spend all your free time contemplating the universe. What’s an atomic powered robot to do? If you are Atomic Robo, you find a way to get yourself into trouble (and quite possibly the greatest adventure of all time).
While the time tripping Atomic Robo tales featuring vampires from other dimensions and dinosaurs with a god complex are fun wild rides worthy of many major awards, it’s the supernatural tales that seem to work best.