Comic book review for Image Comics‘ Jupiter’s Legacy # 1 written by Mark Millar and art by Frank Quitely.

 Mark Millar’s new book looks at the lives of a select group of superhumans from different generations. It’s a story that spans decades from the early 20th century all the way to modern America. It’s so much like our world with only a few major changes, the biggest happens to be that there’s a supergroup looking out for humanity in the form of The Utopian and his group of friends and family, that and their bratty, snotty offsprings.

Storytelling wise Millar is once again on top of his game here. The widescreen effect and approach is still present but there it’s dumbed down to some extent. When it does make an appearance it works so well. Case in point the fight between the older heroes and a would be interstellar invader…

Quitely’s work here is nothing short of beautiful. The women are hot and sexy, the guys are brawny and muscular and the facial expressions are A-Ok. I just hate the main characters as they look like they breezed through an emo guy’s wardrobe. Or maybe that in itself is a reflection of the generational gap that’s being presented in this new title from the same man who wrote drew the interiors for the first arc of Grant Morrison’s ‘Batman and Robin’.

The art here is totally off the roof. We’re bombarded with panel after panel of beautiful landscapes, skanky heroines and old-school greats. There’s one particular panel where the Walter Sampson sends Blackstar’s consciousness on a retreat while the rest of the heroes beat him up physically. The psychic Sampson went on to describe how it took him such a long time to construct the mental image all the while when you look at the panels that follow, you’ll see so much detail and an insane level of clarity in the art.

As expected Millar uses great dialogues between his characters giving them a life of their own. The Utopian for example is very much the stereotypical Superman from his ideals all the way to his arguments with his brother. In fact, I’m actually surprised that there hasn’t been so much expletives here in this new book seeing how Super Crooks and Nemesis had so much.

Overall, the first issue of Jupiter’s Children had lots of everythings. There’s a mysterious origin, cool superpowered fights, lots of tensions between the team and dynamic art. I’ve got nothing to complain with regards to this issue, only hoping that the succeeding ones just top off what’s been done for Jupiter’s Legacy # 1.

Verdict: 10/10

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When it comes to Greg Rucka, I think about girls. It’s not what you think! Because when it comes to him, he has written great books with female characters as protagonists. Some of his works are Whiteout, Queen and Country, The Question: Five Books of Blood, and his superb Batwoman with JH WIlliams III. But since it has been revealed that he’s got a gig with Image Comics, they also revealed his new title ‘Lazarus‘ in which Michael Lark is handling art duties. Lark who has worked with noir type of books, together with Ed Brubaker in Daredevil, and also with Rucka in Gotham Central.

If there’s anything more I can say about this announcement, it’s — “CANNOT WAIT“.

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Comic Book Review for Invincible # 100 by Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley

Invincible hits 100 and thus Robert Kirkman decides to kill a bunch of characters off.  But the title is just the chocolate and there’s certainly a surprise center for this anniversary issue. What it is you have to buy the book to really find out.

Since this is a major action story arc expect tons of bloodshed and gratitious violence here and there. You also have to see that since Mark’s facing off against Dinosaurus who’s a vicious looking humanoid dinosaur with the same genius level intellect as that of Lex Luthor.

The best part of this book is it’s simplicity. Rather than dwindle with all the subplots, Kirkman just dives in to the story and shakes the status quo anew for Invincible and the rest of his awfully huge supporting cast. There are a few twists that I’m sure you’ll enjoy and there’s one big surprise that might catch you guard.

The book is pretty neat however if you’re in this for the action, the punches and the superheroics, I’m afraid you’re a tad late for the party as all that happened a few issues ago. This is the whole meat, the drama and where everything changes. I think the arc title is a rather apt title because aside from the obvious deaths inside the book, it also means that the old Invincible is dead and he’s being replaced by a new and more SUPERIOR Invincible. Oh wait, sorry, wrong book and publisher.

VERDICT: 4.5/5

The art is pretty kick ass and the story doesn’t skip a beat. Would’ve been better if Image decided to publish additional materials and pages for the book rather than spend money on a hundred different covers. Invincible # 100 is also a testament to the return of the 90s whipping boy concept, the foil cover…

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The Hollywood Reporter brings news of a collaborative effort between director and Wu-Tang Clan rapper RZA and Grant Morrison to create a film adaptation of Happy!, Morrison’s creator-owned series illustrated by Darick Robertson and published under Image Comics. The film, to be produced by RZA and comics writer Reginald Hudlin, is currently under development, and has yet to be attached to a particular studio. Happy! tells the story of an ex-cop who finds himself in a dangerously precarious situation, with only a tiny blue horse to turn to for help.

This news is quite surprising, as only the first issue of the 4-issue limited series has been released so far. (Read our review HERE!)

Then again, in a world where a film sequel for our BFF Mark Millar’s Kick-Ass was announced more than a year before the comics sequel even came out, should we really be shocked?

Any thoughts on this? Feel free to drop us a line in the Comments section!

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Reviewing Happy #1 by Grant Morrison and Darick Robertson.

” ‘Happy’? What the *hell* is a ‘Happy’, anyway?”

It takes a certain level of appreciation for mind-numbing insanity and seemingly-way-out-of-left-field plot developments to fully enjoy a Grant Morrison story. It thus comes as no surprise that you can get through the first half of Happy #1 and you STILL wouldn’t have a complete idea of what’s going on and what to expect. Published under Image Comics, this creator-owned series is Morrison’s newest work to hit the stands, and would probably be a good choice for people who want to read more from Morrison, but are sick of the standard superhero fare that is currently filling (or should I say, flooding) the market.

In this issue, we are introduced to former police detective Nick Sax, who, under Morrison’s pen, is immediately depicted as both a meticulous planner and a complete asshole. Tough, manipulative, and unbelievably resilient, Sax is one hard-assed protagonist, and this is evident throughout the entire issue. Morrison’s script does not scrimp on the action at all; at times, it actually felt like I was reading a Garth Ennis book.

This comic is full of foul language and gory, disgusting visuals, all masterfully illustrated by Robertson. His detailed style really works well here, striking a good balance between the gritty, pseudo-realistic action sequences and the downright ridiculous appearance of Happy, a tiny blue horse with wings that looks like the illegitimate lovechild of Donkey from Shrek and a character from The Unfunnies.

I don’t want to spoil much about this book – while it’s not exactly something to write home about, it definitely warrants a full read. Let me say this, though: the circumstances surrounding the appearance of Happy in the story will probably leave you scratching your head in bewilderment. Then again, this IS a Morrison story, so it would actually be surprising if everything instantly made sense, right?

Happy #1 is a promising, if not terribly compelling, start to this mini-series. I have a feeling that it’ll get better as the story progresses, given that we’re dealing with a writer who relies heavily on taking seemingly random elements and putting them together to create a fascinating buildup to stories that usually end up blowing your mind.

VERDICT: 3.5/5

As a whole, the book isn’t incredibly gripping or exciting; however, it HAS managed to capture my interest enough to want to find out what happens next.

I suggest you go pick it up now – come on, let’s read something that ISN’T about Batman or Spider-Man for a change.

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This November, Skybound’s first ever title – WITCH DOCTOR returns this November for Volume 2: Mal Practice! 

Creators Brandon Seifert and Lukas Ketner respond to your otherworldly emergency with the sequel to the breakout medical horror hit WITCH DOCTOR, from Robert Kirkman’s Skybound imprint at Image Comics.

Occult physician Dr. Vincent Morrow, paramedic Eric Gast and supernatural patient Penny Dreadful return in WITCH DOCTOR: MAL PRACTICE  with a new infusion of tales to captivate and shock you.

Even the world’s leading expert in supernatural disease needs to unwind sometimes. But when Dr. Morrow wakes up with no memory of what (and who!) he did last night, is it a case of partying too hard or something more malignant?

“I’m glad people loved Witch Doctor volume one so much — but we’re barely getting warmed up!” said writer Seifert, adding, “Mal Practice has more monsters, more magic, more medicine and more peril, as Dr. Morrow has to treat a very different patient — himself! And like they say — doctors make the worst patients!”

“This story really ups the stakes and pushes the characters to new levels of desperation — after all, what’s a witch doctor to do when he’s his own best hope to survive?” said artist Ketner. “I’ve been waiting to draw some of the stuff in Mal Practice since the very beginning of Witch Doctor, and I’m relieved that we’re finally taking the bandages off for all to see!”

WITCH DOCTOR VOLUME 2: MAL PRACTICE #1 is the first issue of a new six-issue miniseries, with story by Brandon Seifert, art by Lukas Ketner and coloring by Andy Troy, arriving in stores November 28th with 32 pages of gruesome and gory goodness ($2.99/FC/T).

Reading WITCH DOCTOR VOLUME 2: MAL PRACTICE will make you instantly understand why Robert Kirkman picked WITCH DOCTOR as Skybound’s first new original title, and why The A.V. Club diagnosed it “Terrifying, hilarious and above all, smart!” Critics and fans agree, once you’ve been infected by WITCH DOCTOR, there is no cure.

ABOUT ROBERT KIRKMAN
Robert Kirkman’s success and passionate advocacy for creator-owned comics led him to become the first person invited to become a partner at Image Comics since the company’s inception twenty years ago and he formed his own imprint there, Skybound, in 2010.  Kirkman is the creator/writer of the Eisner Award-winning The Walking Dead, long-running Invincible, all-ages Super Dinosaur, The Astounding Wolf-Man, and new title Thief of Thieves, among many others. Kirkman has earned the respect of the comic, writing and television communities and topped the New York Times bestseller list for graphic novels in 2011 and in April 2012, he took the top five spots on both the hardcover and paperback lists. He’s the creator/executive producer and writer of the hit television show, AMC’s The Walking Dead, the highest-rated basic cable drama of all time in the U.S, also an international success in 120 countries and 250 million households. AMC is developing Thief of Thieves as a  potential series with Kirkman serving as creator/executive producer and writer. www.Skybound.com is your destination for all news and merchandise for Robert Kirkman, The Walking Dead and all Skybound titles.

ABOUT IMAGE COMICS
Image Comics is a comic book and graphic novel publisher founded in 1992 by a collective of best-selling artists. Image has since gone on to become one of the largest comics publishers in the United States. Image currently has five partners: Robert Kirkman, Erik Larsen, Todd McFarlane, Marc Silvestri and Jim Valentino. It consists of five major houses: Todd McFarlane Productions, Top Cow Productions, Shadowline, Skybound and Image Central. Image publishes comics and graphic novels in nearly every genre, sub-genre, and style imaginable. It offers science fiction, romance, horror, crime fiction, historical fiction, humor and more by the finest artists and writers working in the medium today. For more information, visit www.imagecomics.com.

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Who read the first issue of CHEW: Secret Agent Poyo? Please raise your hands (millions of people, including you, raise all right hands). Well for those who haven’t got a copy of the book, here’s the second print:

CHEW: SECRET AGENT POYO, the unlikely story of a cybernetic, kung-fu expert fighting cock, has sold out and will receive a second printing. A one-shot spin-off of the wildly popular, Eisner-Award-winning Image Comics series CHEW by John Layman and Rob Guillory, SECRET AGENT POYO is a full-color comic featuring 22 pages of story and ten pin-ups by some of independent comics’ best artists, including Jim Mahfood, Nick Pitarra, and Ben Templesmith.

Commented writer John Layman, “Secret Agent Poyo is the most important thing to happen to comics in the last three hundred and fifty years, and it’s clear that the public recognizes it for the towering literary achievement that it is.”

The Comic-Con International Exclusive foil-stamped cover edition of the one-shot about the fan-favorite rooster was one of the stars of Image Comics exclusive offerings at Comic-Con International in San Diego. That convention exclusive was limited to 750 copies and will not be reprinted.

The second printing of CHEW: SECRET AGENT POYO will be in stores on August 29 and is available now for pre-order with the Diamond code JUN128113.

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If many of you don’t know, Grant Morrison headed over to Image Comics and plans to release creator-owned title – HAPPY!. Interested? Want to know more? Here:

Nick Sax isn’t what you’d call a “winner.” The anti-hero of the new Grant Morrison and Darick Robertson comic mini-series HAPPY! has been fired from the police force, turned on by his own employees in his murder-for-hire business (well, what would you expect?), is constantly drunk, and is waging a hopeless battle against the agonies of eczema. Sax seems beyond redemption, but saviors often take strange forms, and, in his case, it’s the form of a tiny blue, feathered pony named Happy.

Oh, did we forget to mention that? Yes, besides being heavy with violence, profanity, and sex, HAPPY! is also a tribute to the Most Wonderful Time of the Year.

“HAPPY! is a story I’ve wanted to write since hit-man Nick Sax and his ‘partner’ Happy the Horse appeared fully-formed in my head two years ago,” said Morrison. In an interview at Newsarama, he described the impetus of its development: “I wanted to do a classic Christmas story – like A Christmas Carol or It’s A Wonderful Life – but with all the junkies, killers and pedophiles which make our modern world so colorful!”

In the same interview, artist Robertson talked a bit about the mysterious, eponymous Happy the Horse, about whom the two creators are being enticingly elusive. “Happy had a complete transformation from the initial drawing to what he became and what he became is one of the most enjoyable things I’ve ever designed to draw,” said Robertson. “I hope readers will have as much fun with this as I’ve been having.

HAPPY! is Morrison and Robertson’s first Image Comics series. It was announced at this year’s Image Expo in February, which celebrated the independent publisher’s 20th anniversary. Recently, Morrison commented on the experience of working on a creator-owned project.

“As much as I enjoy making monthly superhero books, there’s something very exciting and inspiring about creating a complete, original story from whole cloth and I’m grateful to Image Comics for seeing the potential of this project and giving it a home,” said Morrison. “After a banner year for creativity at the company, Darick and I hope we can round 2012 out on a high note with the most twisted Christmas crime story you’ll ever read.”

HAPPY! #1 will be in stores on September 26 and is available now for pre-order. The four-issue miniseries will culminate with an issue released Christmas week.

ABOUT IMAGE COMICS
Image Comics is a comic book and graphic novel publisher founded in 1992 by a collective of best-selling artists. Image has since gone on to become one of the largest comics publishers in the United States. Image currently has five partners: Robert Kirkman, Erik Larsen, Todd McFarlane, Marc Silvestri and Jim Valentino. It consists of five major houses: Todd McFarlane Productions, Top Cow Productions, Shadowline, Skybound and Image Central. Image publishes comics and graphic novels in nearly every genre, sub-genre, and style imaginable. It offers science fiction, romance, horror, crime fiction, historical fiction, humor and more by the finest artists and writers working in the medium today. For more information, visit www.imagecomics.com.

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Can’t get enough of any surprises of THE WALKING DEAD? Well, here’s a curve ball for all collected-editioned and hardcover fanatics who are attending  this years SDCC 2012. Yessiree! People who wants to join in the zombie-universe comic book bandwagon by Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard (EDITOR’S NOTE: Let’s not forget Tony Moore for his credit in the first arc.) and to loyal readers, can have a chance to purchase and own a copy of THE WALKING DEAD Compendium, Volume One Hardcover Edition.

Fans of THE WALKING DEAD got a sneak peek at the hardcover edition of THE WALKING DEAD Compendium, Volume One at Emerald City Comicon in March, and now they’ll get a second chance to purchase one of the coveted tomes at Comic-Con International in San Diego.

The one hundred copies of the gold-stamped, hardbound edition brought to Seattle sold out in a matter of minutes, leaving 900 copies left to sell at Comic-Con, which takes place in the San Diego Convention Center on July 11-15. The hardcover Compendium collects issues #1-48 of THE WALKING DEAD by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, Charlie Adlard, and Cliff Rathburn, and is $100.

Because of the limited quantity, attendees will draw tickets at the Image Comics/Skybound booth (#2729) for a chance to purchase a Compendium. Attendees will draw from a bowl of tickets, and if the ticket they draw is a winner, they will get to purchase one copy of the Compendium. A limited number of Compendiums will be sold each day and are limited to one copy per person. Each attendee may draw tickets only once per day. The tickets will be available each day at the opening of the convention, beginning on July 11 (Preview Night), and will be available until all of that day’s compendiums are sold out.

A paperback edition of the Compendium will also be available at the Skybound for $59.99. A second paperback THE WALKING DEAD Compendium, collecting issues #49-96 was announced today at USA Today.

ABOUT IMAGE COMICS
Image Comics is a comic book and graphic novel publisher founded in 1992 by a collective of best-selling artists. Image has since gone on to become one of the largest comics publishers in the United States. Image currently has five partners: Robert Kirkman, Erik Larsen, Todd McFarlane, Marc Silvestri and Jim Valentino. It consists of five major houses: Todd McFarlane Productions, Top Cow Productions, Shadowline, Skybound and Image Central. Image publishes comics and graphic novels in nearly every genre, sub-genre, and style imaginable. It offers science fiction, romance, horror, crime fiction, historical fiction, humor and more by the finest artists and writers working in the medium today. For more information, visit www.imagecomics.com.

ABOUT ROBERT KIRKMAN
Robert Kirkman’s success and passionate advocacy for creator-owned comics led him to become the first person invited to become a partner at Image Comics since the company’s inception twenty years ago and he formed his own imprint there, Skybound, in 2010.  Kirkman is the creator/writer of the Eisner Award-winning The Walking Dead, long-running Invincible, all-ages Super Dinosaur, The Astounding Wolf-Man, and new title Thief of Thieves, among many others. Kirkman has earned the respect of the comic, writing and television communities and topped the New York Times bestseller list for graphic novels in 2011 and in April 2012, he took the top five spots on both the hardcover and paperback lists. He’s the creator/executive producer and writer of the hit television show, AMC’s The Walking Dead, the highest-rated basic cable drama of all time in the U.S, also an international success in 120 countries and 250 million households. AMC is developing Thief of Thieves as a  potential series with Kirkman serving as creator/executive producer and writer.  www.Skybound.com is your destination for all news and merchandise for Robert Kirkman, The Walking Dead and all Skybound titles.

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If you’ve read the post here in Flipgeeks about the upcoming release of THE WALKING DEAD, OFFICIAL MAGAZINE, you will notice that there will be a “collector’s edition” (colored) variant cover of #1 done by the none-other, the artist of the The Walking Dead comic series – Charlie Adlard.

And here’s the zombiefied alternate cover:

Remember, this TWD-centric magazine will only be released in your local comic book shops. So, we truly recommend here in Flipgeeks that if you want to get a copy of this mutha, you should contact your LCS retailer and start pre-ordering a copy of your now.

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If you just can’t stop giving away to our lovable Robert Kirkman, co-creator and writer of The Walking Dead, from buying his comic books and merchandise… well here comes one at you – THE WALKING DEAD, THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE. And it’s hitting this August in the Diamond Previews! Contact your LCS and pre-order a copy!

Titan Magazines and Skybound are pleased to announce the launch of The Walking Dead, The Official Magazine, based on Robert Kirkman’s Eisner Award-winning comic book series, best-selling graphic novels and Emmy-winning AMC television series based upon them.

Following its transition from groundbreaking comic book to the highest-rated basic cable drama of all time, The Walking Dead has cemented its status, not only as a phenomenon with the wildly diverging fans of horror and of character-driven drama, but as a milestone in quality, mainstream television.

Robert Kirkman, creator/writer of The Walking Dead, debuted the groundbreaking Skybound/Image comic in 2003. In 2010, AMC debuted the hit television series, The Walking Dead, based upon the comic series. The television series became the highest-rated original basic cable drama of all time and an international success in 120 countries and 250 million homes, and counting. In 2011, The Walking Dead graphic novels were the best-selling graphic novels of the year. Now, in 2012, Titan Publishing/Skybound and AMC bring you The Walking Dead, The Official Magazine to answer the burning questions insatiable zombie-loving fans have about the Emmy-winning television show, comics and graphic novels.

The Walking Dead, The Official Magazine will feature an inside look at the comic and show as only a fully sanctioned quarterly can. No one will get more exclusives than this magazine. Get exclusive access to the most successful television adaptation of a comic ever, including in-depth interviews Kirkman, Executive Producer/Writer on the show; Glen Mazzara, Showrunner/ Executive Producer/Writer of the series and David Alpert, Executive Producer of the series. That’s not all, readers will hear from all of the leads on the hit TV show beginning with Andrew Lincoln, who stars as Rick Grimes; Sarah Wayne Callies, who stars as Lori Grimes, and Jon Bernthal, who played fan-favorite bad boyShane.

To get behind-the-scenes on the set with co-Executive Producer Greg Nicotero and see how he creates the greatest on-screen zombies ever, fans should read The Walking Dead, The Official Magazine. The only way into the closed door writers’ room to learn about the scripting process lies within the magazine’s pages. Fans will also get the opportunity toask Kirkman what’s coming up in future issues of The Walking Dead, or find out how the series artist Charlie Adlard keeps up with the fast pace of the monthly comic so brilliantly.

The Walking Dead, The Official Magazine debuts on October 23 with 100 pages of all access, no holds barred zombie festing and feasting. With all the latest news, revelations and tips for fans of the television show and the graphic novels. Get it, read it or be the last to know all the exclusive scoops for every incarnation of The Walking Dead.

Issue #1 of The Walking Dead, The Official Magazine comes with an alternative cover featuring an exclusive, colored zombie scene by The Walking Dead comic artist, Charlie Adlard. This alternative collector’s edition is only available through comic stores. Retailers can order via August Diamond PREVIEWS.

Robert Kirkman commented, “This magazine will be your one stop destination for all the news

pertaining to the comic, TV show, video game, toys, games, and whatever else exists in the ever-expanding Walking Dead universe! If it’s happening, you’ll find out all about it right here!”

Nick Landau, Titan Publisher, added: “We’re very excited to be publishing the quarterly The Walking Dead Magazine with Robert Kirkman and Skybound, which will be a once in a lifetime opportunity for fans to get unlimited access to the show and comic.”

Fans of the show are urged to join The Walking Dead, The Official Magazine on Twitter and Facebook to keep up to date with exclusive developments and deals. The magazine is currently offering fans a special pre-order subscription saving 20% off the newsstand cover price! – click here

The Walking Dead, The Official Magazine issue #1 will be available on newsstands and in specialty comic book stores in the US on October 23, in the UK on November 8 and Australia & New Zealand on December 18.

For more information on The Walking Dead, The Official Magazine visit:

http://titanmagazines.com/t/the-walking-dead/

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Can’t find a copy of the first issue of Image Comics’ latest new series – Planetoid in your local comic shops. Well wipe that frown on your face because it’s going back in second printing!

PLANETOID #1, the debut of comics creator Ken Garing published by Image Comics, has sold out at the distributor level and will be reprinted.

Entirely written, drawn, and lettered by Garing, PLANETOID tells the story of Silas, a hardened space pirate who finds himself stranded on a barren sphere made of scrap metal with no way to escape.

“Ken Garing is off to a spectacular start with this bit of survivalist SF. This is just an introduction to the ruinous, dystopian world of Planetoid, and I’m eager to see what horrors yet remain in its crevices. Highly recommended.” – iFanboy

“Every month, more and more evidence piles up that it is a good time to be a fan of science fiction comics. If this first issue is any indication, “Planetoid” is sure to be a favorite for those who enjoy the genre….” -Multiversity Comics

“Garing has done a brilliant job on both the story and art front.” – Comic Book Therapy

The second printing of PLANETOID #1 will be in stores on July 11, the same day as the second issue. It is available to order now with the Diamond code MAY128123.

ABOUT IMAGE COMICS
Image Comics is a comic book and graphic novel publisher founded in 1992 by a collective of best-selling artists. Image has since gone on to become one of the largest comics publishers in the United States. Image currently has five partners: Robert Kirkman, Erik Larsen, Todd McFarlane, Marc Silvestri and Jim Valentino. It consists of five major houses: Todd McFarlane Productions, Top Cow Productions, Shadowline, Skybound and Image Central. Image publishes comics and graphic novels in nearly every genre, sub-genre, and style imaginable. It offers science fiction, romance, horror, crime fiction, historical fiction, humor and more by the finest artists and writers working in the medium today. For more information, visit www.imagecomics.com.

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