Quote: It’s times like this, when man’s insignificant efforts fail, that we must look beyond ourselves to a greater power, a higher power, atomic power!! This is the start of the third incarnation of the anthology comic Dark Horse Presents. The first volume ran from 1986 to 2000… Continue reading
Quote: “But at any moment he could’ve turned on us. Turned into a monster.” “No! You’re the monsters!” This is a one-shot from Dark Horse comics based on the cancelled TV show created by Joss Whedon. It was written by Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen who also wrote… Continue reading
This is the excellent sequel to the Scarlet Traces book and is again written by Ian Edginton and drawn by D’Israeli. The alternate history story continues 40 years after the events in Scarlet Traces. Britain has taken the war to the Martians and has been involved in an extended campaign… Continue reading
This book was written by Ian Edginton with art by D’Israeli. The pair have worked together on a number of projects that fall into the Steampunk or Alternate History genres. This book is no exception. Described on the front cover as: Quote: A murder-mystery sequel to H.G Wells’ The… Continue reading
This book collects the three issue mini-series from Dark Horse Comics and is written by Andrew Cosby who was a co-creator of the TV show Eureka. Art is again by Jason Shawn Alexander – this time credited as J. Alexander. A drifting Russian freight ship is brought into Florida for… Continue reading
[ Currently: Listening to Grand Magus ] This book collects the four issue mini-series from Dark Horse Comics and is written by Mike Richardson with painted art by Jason Shawn Alexander. The story is centred on Tommy Morris who is invited to a party at Pamela Sweeny’s house. At the party… Continue reading
I loved Firefly and the movie Serenity but I have been a little disappointed with the comics that have come out from Dark Horse. To date there have been two 3 issue mini-series (Those Left Behind and Better Days) and a one-shot focusing on Wash called Float Out. The comics… Continue reading
I have another run of three books that I picked up at my local library. Since it was in the run up to Halloween it seemed appropriate that they all had a horror/gothic theme. First up is a collection of a three issue mini-series from Dark Horse. The creators of… Continue reading
I have been reading and enjoying Conan stories and comics since I was a teenager. As far as comics go my era was during the seventies reading the Savage Sword of Conan with stories by Roy Thomas and art by the likes of John Buscema and Barry Windsor-Smith. This volume… Continue reading
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