In 1939, perhaps inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci’s drawings of batwings or by the detectivesque tradition of pulp heroes, writer Bill Finger and artist Bob Kane created a unique adventurer: Batman, a dark hero, a man that would reclaim his role as a creature of the night as well as the scorn of Gotham’s underworld.
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| Greg Capullo |
Today, I invite you all to make a toast in honor of Finger and Kane’s immortal creation. For today, of all days, Batman celebrates his 75th anniversary. It’s hard to believe that 75 years ago, in the pages of Detective Comics # 27 (vol. I), Bruce Wayne would don the mantle of the bat, forever changing the landscape of a still incipient superhero industry.
Detective Comics # 27 (vol. II), published in January 2014, is a very special edition that commemorates a character famous in all the world, a hero that is still as fascinating in our time as he was in the inaugural years of WWII.
The first story is “The Case of the Chemical Syndicate”, written by the talented Brad Meltzer and illustrated by the renowned Bryan Hitch. As many of you might remember, “The Case of the Chemical Syndicate” was the first Batman story every published, and it appeared in Detective Comics # 27 (1939); and throughout the decades, many writers and artists have paid homage to it.
In Detective Comics # 387 (1969), DC Comics editor Julius Schwartz asked Mike Friedrich, Bob Brown & Joe Giella to do a remake of Batman’s classic first adventure (and they included a very young Robin, still wearing his original costume; curiously, back then his main ability consisted in persuading Batman to listen to Janis Joplin records). In subsequent years, it became a bit of a tradition to retell “The Case of the Chemical Syndicate”, thanks to editor Denny O'Neil, Marv Wolfman & Jim Aparo did it, and so did Alan Grant & Norm Breyfogle in Detective Comics # 627 (1991).
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| Bryan Hitch |
Having read them all, I can affirm that Brad Meltzer’s version is the most faithful to the original. But Meltzer does something else. He delves into Batman’s mind. And he shares his motivations with us. Why does he do it? Why does he fight crime? He has a dozen of reasons, and as the story unfolds, we understand each one of those reasons. Meltzer’s voice as a writer is unmistakable, and it can be heard quite clearly even in a story that follows so closely the initial episode of 1939. He even respects the panel count (although he turns certain panels into splash pages), as he explains in the afterword, “sometimes history needs to be changed, sometimes it’s perfect as it is”. Meltzer’s respect and admiration for the Dark Knight are undeniable.
“Old School”, written by Gregg Hurwitz and illustrated by the legendary Neal Adams, is a delightful meta-fictional satire, that combines the naiveté and campiness of the 60s with the innocence of golden age comic books, while at the same time winking back at us, the readers. I had no idea Hurwitz had such a great sense of humor. And Adams is the perfect artist for this tale. I especially love the last page in which we find Batman in a comic book shop, holding an issue of Detective Comics # 27.
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| Neal Adams |
Peter J. Tomasi writes a very nostalgic story in “Better Days”, beautifully illustrated by Ian Bertram. Bruce Wayne is an old man, ready to blow the 75 candles of his birthday cake. Time hasn’t treated him kindly, we can see him walking with a cane; his varicose legs, his countless scars and his white hair have not deprived him, however, of his inherent nobility. Although in a wheelchair and with an oxygen mask, Alfred is still there, ever the faithful butler. Barbara Gordon (Batgirl) and Dick Grayson (Nightwing) are approaching the age of retirement; even Tim Drake (Robin) and Damian Wayne are no longer underage sidekicks but rather old men. In this amazingly heartwarming chronicle, Bruce Wayne decides to go out one more time. To be Batman one final night while he still can... emotive and touching, this is the kind of story that you will never forget. I loved it.
The authors of “The Sacrifice” are Mike W. Barr & Guillem March; Barr answers a question that most comic book readers must have asked at some point. What would have happened if Bruce Wayne’s parents didn’t get killed? How would a child’s life change if he didn’t have to witness the murder of his father and mother? The writer manages to transmit Bruce Wayne’s despair in only a few pages; at the end, his sacrifice becomes an example of heroism but that doesn’t make it any less sad.
“Gothtopia” is a fascinating journey through a utopic Gotham City: a bright metropolis, a place where crime has been completely eradicated, where unemployment is a thing of the past and where everyone can enjoy the perfect life. But is it so perfect? Batman suspects it isn’t. And despise the city’s good fortune, hundreds of citizens are committing suicide. Something is happening, and Batman will have to trust in his instinct and his deductive skills to uncover the truth. John Layman’s narrative is quite impressive and the art by Jason Fabok is absolutely stunning. Fabok’s highly detailed pages, harmonic designs and precise inks are a joy to behold. With a style slightly similar to Phil Jimenez, Fabok confirms himself as one of the best artists working for the big two. Wonderful stuff.
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| Ian Bertram |
“Twenty-Seven”, scripted by Scott Snyder and penciled and inked by Sean Murphy is a very imaginative take on alternative worlds and parallel dimensions. An entire dynasty of Batmen rises and falls, in different Earths, in different eras. How iconic can Batman be? Where else could he exist besides Gotham? Murphy’s artwork is so amazing, especially his remarkable double page spreads.
Detective Comics # 27 also includes pinups by superstar artists such as Kelley Jones, Graham Nolan, Mike Allred, etc. This is hands down the best DC book I’ve read in years. What a fantastic way to celebrate 75 Batmanian years!
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En 1939, tal vez inspirados por los dibujos de alas de murciélago de Leonardo Da Vinci o por la tradición detectivesca de los héroes ‘pulp’, el escritor Bill Finger y el artista Bob Kane crearon un aventurero único: Batman, un héroe oscuro, un hombre que reclamaría su rol como una criatura de la noche y como el escarnio del bajo mundo de Gotham.
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| Guillem March |
Hoy día, os invito a hacer un brindis en honor a la inmortal creación de Finger y Kane. Porque hoy, entre todos los días, Batman celebra su aniversario 75. Es difícil creer que hace 75 años, en las páginas de Detective Comics # 27 (vol. I), Bruce Wayne portaría el manto del murciélago, cambiando para siempre el escenario de una todavía incipiente industria superheroica.
Detective Comics # 27 (vol. II), publicado en enero del 2014, es una edición muy especial que conmemora a un personaje famoso en el mundo entero, un héroe que sigue siendo tan fascinante en nuestra época como lo era en los años inaugurales de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
La primera historia es “El caso del sindicato químico”, escrita por el talentoso Brad Meltzer e ilustrada por el renombrado Bryan Hitch. Como muchos quizá recuerden, “El caso del sindicato químico” fue la primera historia publicada de Batman, y apareció en Detective Comics # 27 (1939); y a lo largo de las décadas, muchos escritores y artistas le han rendido homenaje.
En Detective Comics # 387 (1969), el editor de DC Comics, Julius Schwartz, le pidió a Mike Friedrich, Bob Brown y Joe Giella que hicieran un remake de la clásica primera aventura de Batman (y ellos incluyeron a un Robin muy jovencito, que todavía usaba su traje original; curiosamente, en ese entonces, su principal habilidad consistía en persuadir a Batman para que escuchase discos de Janis Joplin). En años subsiguientes, se volvió una tradición recontar “El caso del sindicato químico”, gracias al editor Denny O'Neil, Marv Wolfman y Jim Aparo lo hicieron, al igual que Alan Grant y Norm Breyfogle en Detective Comics # 627 (1991).
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| Jason Fabok |
Como las he leído todas, puedo afirmar que la versión de Brad Meltzer es la más fiel a la original. Pero Meltzer hace algo más. Hurga en la mente de Batman. Y comparte sus motivaciones con nosotros. ¿Por qué lo hace? ¿Por qué combate el crimen? Tiene una docena de razones, y conforme se desarrolla la historia, entendemos cada una de ellas. La voz de Meltzer como escritor es inconfundible, y puede escucharse claramente incluso en una historia que sigue tan de cerca el episodio inicial de 1939. Incluso respeta la cantidad de viñetas (aunque convierte algunas viñetas en páginas enteras), como explica en el epílogo, “a veces la historia necesita ser cambiada, a veces es perfecta tal como está”. El respeto y la admiración de Meltzer por el caballero oscuro son innegables.
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| Sean Murphy |
“Vieja escuela”, escrito por Gregg Hurwitz e ilustrado por el legendario Neal Adams, es una deliciosa sátira meta-ficcional, que combina la ingenuidad y la onda 'camp' de los 60s con la inocencia de la edad dorada de los cómics, mientras que al mismo tiempo nos guiña el ojo a nosotros, los lectores. No tenía ni idea de que Hurwitz tuviese tan gran sentido del humor. Y Adams es el artista perfecto para este relato. Me encanta especialmente la última página en la que encontramos a Batman en una tienda de cómics, sujetando un ejemplar de Detective Comics # 27.
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| Kelley Jones |
Peter J. Tomasi escribe una historia muy nostálgica en “Días mejores”, hermosamente ilustrada por Ian Bertram. Bruce Wayne es un anciano, y está listo para soplar las 75 velas de su pastel de cumpleaños. El tiempo no lo ha tratado amablemente, podemos verlo caminando con un bastón; sin embargo, ni sus piernas con várices, ni sus incontables cicatrices ni su pelo canoso le han arrebatado su nobleza inherente. Aunque en una silla de ruedas y con una máscara de oxígeno, Alfred aún está allí, el eterno mayordomo fiel. Barbara Gordon (Batgirl) y Dick Grayson (Nightwing) se están acercando a la edad de la jubilación; incluso Tim Drake (Robin) y Damian Wayne ya no son héroes juveniles sino más bien viejos. En esta historia asombrosamente tierna, Bruce Wayne decide salir una vez más. Ser Batman una última noche mientras todavía puede... emotiva y conmovedora, esta es la clase de historia que nunca olvidarán. Me encantó.
Los autores de “El sacrificio” son Mike W. Barr y Guillem March; Barr responde una pregunta que muchos lectores habrán formulado alguna vez. ¿Qué hubiera pasado si los padres de Bruce Wayne no hubiesen sido asesinados? ¿Cómo cambiaría la vida de un niño si no tuviese que ser testigo del homicidio de su padre y su madre? El escritor se las arregla para transmitir la desesperación de Bruce Wayne en unas cuantas páginas; al final, su sacrificio se convierte en un ejemplo de heroísmo pero eso no lo hace menos triste.
“Gothtopia” es un fascinante viaje por una Gotham City utópica: una metrópolis luminosa, un lugar en el que el crimen ha sido completamente erradicado, donde el desempleo es algo del pasado y donde todos pueden disfrutar de una vida perfecta. Pero, ¿es así de perfecta? Batman sospecha que no. Y a pesar de la buena fortuna de la ciudad, cientos de ciudadanos se están suicidando. Algo sucede, y Batman tendrá que confiar en su instinto y en sus habilidades deductivas para descubrir la verdad. La narrativa de John Layman es bastante impresionante y el arte de Jason Fabok es absolutamente precioso. Las páginas sumamente detalladas de Fabok, sus diseños armónicos y tintas precisas son dignos de ser contemplados. Con un estilo ligeramente similar al de Phil Jimenez, Fabok se confirma como uno de los mejores artistas de las grandes editoriales. Maravilloso.
“Veintisiete”, con argumento de Scott Snyder y lápices y tintas de Sean Murphy es un enfoque muy imaginativo sobre mundos alternativos y dimensiones paralelas. Una dinastía entera de hombres murciélago surge y cae, en diferentes Tierras, en diferentes eras. ¿Qué tan icónico puede ser Batman? ¿Dónde más podría existir además de Gotham? El arte de Murphy es tan asombroso, especialmente sus notables páginas dobles.
Detective Comics # 27 también incluye pin-ups de súper-estrellas como Kelley Jones, Graham Nolan, Mike Allred, etc. Este es, de lejos, el mejor cómic de DC que he leído en años. ¡Qué manera tan fantástica de celebrar 75 años batmanianos!
September has been a very good month for me. I’m so excited to read Steranko’s SHIELD and the Best of Milligan and McCarthy (I took a quick look and they look absolutely awesome). I enjoyed X-Men Battle of the Atom and Young Avengers. I was sad to see Peter David’s X-Factor coming to an end, for almost a decade Peter David did his best to turn this title into something extraordinary, and he was successful. X-Factor has been consistently good since the first issues and although many readers think that the level of quality somehow got diminished since 2010 I still think this was one of Marvel’s most solid ongoing titles. Matt Kindt wrote a very exciting first issue with Infinity Hunt, and another great first issue was Avengers, Hickman and Opeña are a great creative team, I wish I had bought this a year ago, when it was originally released. Sidekick and Kick-Ass continue to be top notch, and the Unwritten graphic novel was wonderful. And now, without further ado, here are September comics as per solicitations.
AGE OF ULTRON #9 (OF 10)
(W) Brian Michael Bendis (A/CA) Brandon Peterson, Carlos Pacheco To save the planet Earth - and maybe the entire galaxy! - the heroes of the Marvel Universe made the most controversial decision of their lives. The results have brought disaster the likes of which they have never seen before. And now, with one final chance…can they make it right?
AVENGERS #1 NOW
(W) Jonathan Hickman & Jerome Opeña (A).
BEST OF MILLIGAN & MCCARTHY HC (C: 0-1-2)
(W) Peter Milligan, Brendan McCarthy (A) Brendan McCarthy One of comics' most fruitful collaborations gets its due in this deluxe collection of hard-to-find gems from Peter Milligan (Hellblazer, X-Statix) and Brendan McCarthy (Judge Dredd, The Zaucer of Zilk There is still nothing else like Freakwave, Paradax!, Skin, and Rogan Gosh, and this volume is the ideal starting place for new readers! Collecting twenty years' worth of the pair's finest work from Vanguard Illustrated, Strange Days, 2000 AD, and Vertigo.
CABLE AND X-FORCE #10
(W) Dennis Hopeless (A/CA) Salvador Larroca Guest starring the Uncanny Avengers! • Hope goes on the run, determined to help Cable whether he wants it or not… …but the Uncanny Avengers have been keeping tabs on Hope and they're not about to let her get tangled up with Cable's band of fugitives!
IMAGE FIRSTS CHEW CURR PTG #1 (MR)
(W) John Layman (A/CA) Rob Guillory. Tony Chu is a cop with a secret. A weird secret. Tony Chu is Cibopathic, which means he gets psychic impressions from whatever he eats. It also means he's a hell of a detective, as long as he doesn't mind nibbling on the corpse of a murder victim to figure out whodunit, and why. It's a dirty job, and Tony has to eat terrible things in the name of justice. And if that wasn't bad enough, the government has figured out Tony Chu's secret. They have plans for him… whether he likes it or not.
INFINITY HUNT #1 (OF 4)
(W) Matt Kindt (A) Steven Sanders (CA) Slava Pasarin INFINITY TIE-IN! • Hank Pym, Wolverine, and She-Hulk bring the students of the Marvel Universe together to announce a new CONTEST OF CHAMPIONS! • This CONTEST OF CHAMPIONS pits the super students of schools all over the Marvel U (including some you've never seen before) against each other. • However, the Contest is interrupted when Thanos' forces descend on Earth. What do they have to do with the young heroes?
JUDGE DREDD CLASSICS #2
(W) John Wagner, Alan Grant (A) Ron Smith & Various (CA) Jim Fern. 'Block Mania' continues here! Mega-City One is in the grips of Block Madness, and Dredd must track down the villain who poisoned his city and turned everyone against each other. Close calls and espionage abound in this re-colored collection of Judge Dredd classics.
KICK-ASS 3 #3 (OF 8) (MR)
(W) Mark Millar (A/CA) John Romita. What's a tween girl assassin to do once she's locked up? Start running all the gangs in the joint, of course! After the surviving the brutal pecking order of middle school, Hit-Girl finds jail just might be a little more up her alley. Meanwhile, Kick-Ass starts learning there's more to life than just superhero work.
NG EVANGELION SHINJI DETECTIVE DIARY TP VOL 01
(W/A/CA) Takumi Yoshimura When even a tough dude like his school pal Toji is getting menaced by gangsters, a nice guy like Shinji Ikari feels obliged to seek out the local private eye, Ryoji Kaji, and his striking young assistant, Kaworu Nagisa. Somehow, though, Shinji gets drafted into solving the case himself, with Kaworu's help-although Kaworu quickly proves to be a mystery of his own . . .
SHIELD BY STERANKO TP COMPLETE COLLECTION
(W) Steranko & Various (A) Steranko, Jack Kirby (CA) Steranko. Rarely before and rarely since has comics seen a talent as innovative as Steranko. Blending together influences from Pop art to Salvador Dali and Will Eisner to Wally Wood, Steranko's boundary-breaking style is an incomparable visual language that continues to influence and inspire storytellers decades later. Now, for the first time ever, Marvel is proud to offer the complete Steranko NICK FURY, AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D. in one volume! Collecting NICK FURY, AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D. (1968) #1-3 and #5, and material from STRANGE TALES (1951) #151-168.
SIDEKICK #2 (MR)
(W) J. Michael Straczynski (A) Tom Mandrake, Brian Miller (CA) Brian Miller, Tom Mandrake. The Moonglow Twins were two of the Red Cowl and Flyboy's greatest enemies. Now that the Red Cowl is dead, one of them has returned with a vengeance. But whose vengeance, and why, and what is the reason for her sudden interest in Flyboy® Is Flyboy about to find a reason to live and repair his life, or is he about to hurtle down into even greater depths of madness and depravity® It's a monthly book, what the heck do you think is going to happen® The fun is in seeing just how far he spirals downward and what's waiting for him when he hits bottom....
UNWRITTEN HC TOMMY TAYLOR & THE SHIP THAT SANK TWICE (MR)
(W) Mike Carey (A) Peter Gross & Various (CA) Yuko Shimizu. This exciting, original graphic novel explores the world of the Tommy Taylor novels in a visceral and direct way and is a great entry point for new readers. Twenty-five years ago Tom's father, Wilson Taylor, devised his subversive literary masterpiece. Now the blueprint of how a father gave his son vast power in order to accomplish a greater scheme is revealed. Partly told through Wilson's own journal entries, juxtaposed with Tommy's swashbuckling deep sea adventures with his trusty companions Peter and Sue, the story is at once a prequel and a parallel story to the ongoing series.
UNWRITTEN #52 (MR)
(W) Mike Carey, Bill Willingham (A) Peter Gross, Mark Buckingham (CA) Yuko Shimizu. In 'The Unwritten Fables,' part 3 of 5, Mister Dark finds an ally-someone who hates Tom Taylor more than he ever could, and knows where to hit him so it hurts the most. But as Mister Dark realizes the opportunity he's been offered, the stakes go from high to terrifying for Tom and the Fables refugees.
WALKING DEAD #114 (MR)
(W) Robert Kirkman (A/CA) Charlie Adlard, Cliff Rathburn. What would Jesus do?
WOLVERINE #3 NOW
(W) Paul Cornell (A/CA) Alan Davis • Guest-starring Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.! • How will Logan take down a foe with no permanent body to slash and claw? • And what does the Watcher have to do with all of this?
WOLVERINE AND X-MEN #9 AVX
Avengers Art Appreciation Variant By Alex Maleev • Avx Tie-In! • Wolverine, Torn Between Two Teams! • Will The Jean Grey School Follow Its Leader?
X-FACTOR #262
(W) Peter David (A) Neil Edwards (CA) David Yardin. The end of X-Factor!
X-MEN BATTLE OF ATOM #1
(W) Brian Michael Bendis (A) Frank Cho (CA) Arthur Adams • The past, present and future of the X-Men collide in this 50th Anniversary event crossover! When investigating a new mutant, something truly horrible happens to the All-New X-Men that shakes time and space to its core. This is so dire that X-Men come from THE FUTURE with a message: THE ALL-NEW X-MEN MUST RETURN TO THE PAST! • The ten-part crossover starts here with superstars BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS and FRANK CHO!
YOUNG AVENGERS #9 NOW
(W) Kieron Gillen (A/CA) Jamie McKelvie • We wanted to just write 'Screaming! Screaming! Screaming!' for this solicit, but we're told we need boring old facts. :( • Anyway! The Young Avengers road trip across the multiverse goes proper crazy as it reaches it's destination. It's destination is mainly EXCITEMENT and HEARTBREAK. • Several Young Avengers decide what to do next. The question is, whether what they do next is to be Young Avengers... • Honestly, screaming.
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Setiembre ha sido un buen mes para mí. Estoy emocionado por leer SHIELD de Steranko y lo mejor de Milligan y McCarthy (dando un simple vistazo puedo decir que se ven estupendos). Disfruté con X-Men Battle of the Atom y Young Avengers. Fue triste ver que X-Factor de Peter David llegara a su fin, por casi una década, Peter David hizo lo posible para convertir este título en algo extraordinario, y tuvo éxito. X-Factor ha sido consistentemente bueno desde los primeros números y aunque muchos fans piensan que el nivel de calidad disminuyó desde el 2010, igual creo que este era uno de los títulos más sólidos de Marvel. Matt Kindt escribió un gran primer número con Infinity Hunt, y otro muy buen primer número fue Avengers, Hickman y Opeña son un grandioso equipo creativo, desearía haber comprado esto hace un año, cuando fue publicado originalmente. Sidekick y Kick-Ass continúan siendo de primer nivel, y la novela gráfica de Unwritten fue maravillosa. Y ahora, sin más preámbulos, aquí están los cómics de setiembre.
AGE OF ULTRON #9 (OF 10)
Comentario: Para salvar al planeta Tierra –y a la galaxia entera– los héroes tomaron una polémica decisión. Y resultado ha sido desastroso. Y ahora, con una última oportunidad, ¿podrán enmendar las cosas?
AVENGERS #1
Jonathan Hickman & Jerome Opeña.
BEST OF MILLIGAN & MCCARTHY HC (C: 0-1-2)
Lo mejor de Peter Milligan y Brendan McCarthy.
CABLE AND X-FORCE #10
Hope huye, determinada a ayudar a Cable. Pero los Vengadores han estado vigilando a Hope y no permitirán que se enrede con Cable.
IMAGE FIRSTS CHEW CURR PTG #1 (MR)
Tony es un policía con un secreto. Un extraño secreto. Él obtiene impresiones psíquicas de aquello que come. Eso también significa que es un detective endemoniadamente eficaz, siempre y cuando no le moleste mordisquear el cadáver de una víctima de asesinato para averiguar quién es el culpable. Es un sucio trabajo y Tony tendrá que comer las más terribles cosas.
INFINITY HUNT #1 (OF 4)
HANK PYM, WOLVERINE y SHE-HULK reúnen a los estudiantes para anunciar un nuevo torneo de campeones. Pero todo será interrumpido cuando las fuerzas de THANOS lleguen a la Tierra. ¿Qué pasará con estos jóvenes?
JUDGE DREDD CLASSICS #2
Historias clásicas de John Wagner, Alan Grant y Ron Smith.
KICK-ASS 3 #3 (OF 8) (MR)
¿Qué puede hacer una niña asesina en prisión? Liderar a todas las pandillas del lugar, desde luego. Luego de sobrevivir el brutal orden social del colegio, Mindy descubre que la cárcel es algo que sí comprende.
NG EVANGELION SHINJI DETECTIVE DIARY TP VOL 01
Detectives privados y un caso que debe resolverse.
SHIELD BY STERANKO TP COMPLETE COLLECTION
La clásica etapa de Jim Steranko en SHIELD.
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SIDEKICK #2 (MR)
Los gemelos Brillo de Luna fueron dos de los mayores enemigos de RED COWL y FLYBOY. Ahora que RED COWL ha muerto, uno de ellos ha regresado para vengarse. Pero ¿por qué? ¿Y cuál es su interés en FLYBOY? ¿Encontrará FLYBOY un motivo para reparar su vida o está a punto de caer aún más profundamente en la locura y la depravación?
UNWRITTEN HC TOMMY TAYLOR & THE SHIP THAT SANK TWICE (MR)
Hace 25 años, Wilson Taylor, el padre de Tommy, desarrolló su obra maestra de subversión literaria. Ahora se revela cómo el padre confirió poderes a su hijo. Contada desde los viejos diarios de Wilson, y yuxtapuesta al viaje que realiza Tommy con sus amigos, esta novela gráfica traerá sorpresas.
UNWRITTEN #52 (MR)
El Señor Oscuro encuentra un aliado, alguien que odia a Tommy incluso más que él mismo, alguien que sabe cuáles son sus puntos débiles.
WALKING DEAD #114 (MR)
¿Qué haría Jesús?
WOLVERINE #3 NOW
¿Cómo se enfrentará Logan a un enemigo incorpóreo?
WOLVERINE AND X-MEN #9 AVX
¿Seguirá la escuela a WOLVERINE, su líder?
X-FACTOR #262
¡El fin de X-Factor!
X-MEN BATTLE OF ATOM #1
El pasado, presente y futuro de los X-MEN está aquí. Al investigar a un nuevo mutante, algo terrible sucede, algo que alterará el tiempo.
YOUNG AVENGERS #9
Solamente queríamos escribir ¡Gritos, gritos, gritos! pero nos dicen que mejor es poner algunos hechos. En fin, el viaje de los Jóvenes Vengadores por el universo se vuelve una locura cuando llegan a su destino. Su destino es sobre todo excitación y desconsuelo. Ahora deberán decidir qué hacer. ¡Gritos!
