#Marianna Pescosta

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Ms. Marvel by Marianna Pescosta

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Treviso Comic Book Fest 2023

Sarà un weekend da non perdere quello previsto dal 29 settembre al 1 ottobre per celebrare i 20 anni di Treviso Comic Book Festival, il Festival internazionale di fumetto e illustrazione della città di Treviso, con i grandi nomi che hanno accompagnato la prestigiosa kermesse dall’inizio. La mostra mercato, il cuore pulsante di Treviso Comic Book Festival, lo spazio espositivo e di incontro che riunisce gli editori di fumetto, oltre 200 autori e le autoproduzioni, si riconferma in una versione rinnovata tra il museo nazionale collezione Salce, che anche quest’anno ospita le più importanti case editrici italiane, e la novità del chiostro dell’Archivio di Stato, dove trova spazio la self area InKitchen. Il ventennale di Treviso Comic Book Festival inaugura una selezione di mostre che alla riscoperta delle principali tappe della storia della kermesse, portando in scena i grandi autori e dando voce ai nuovi talenti e alle espressioni locali. Fondazione Benetton Studi e Ricerche ospita 3 delle 13 mostre della rassegna, a partire da quella dedicata ai Vent’anni di fumetti trevigiani. Altan, Luca Genovese, Karen Darboe, Marianna Pescosta, Paolo Gallina, Roberta Scomparsa, Claudio Calia, Elisa Di Virgilio e Vent’anni di Treviso Comic Book Festival, che ripercorre l’evoluzione della manifestazione creata dal compianto Massimo Bragaggia in un percorso per immagini che va dalle prime bancarelle in piazza San Parisio alla mostra mercato in sala Borsa, fino alla sua forma attuale di rassegna internazionale. Per gli ospiti illustri, Tcbf presenta sempre a palazzo Bomben la personale di Paolo Bacilieri, dedicata all’ultimo decennio di attività del maestro attraverso oltre 100 tavole dei suoi lavori più noti, fino all’ultimo inedito Basta a ciascun giorno la sua pena, titolo dell’esposizione e in uscita per Coconino Press in concomitanza con il festival. Treviso Comic Book Festival 2023 è anche palcoscenico di importanti mostre internazionali, prima fra tutte quella dedicata al fumetto contemporaneo svedese a Casa Robegan e con tre ospiti d’eccezione, Bim Eriksson, con la sua prima graphic novel tradotta in italiano, il distopico Baby Blue (Add editore); Moa Romanova con l’edizione italiana di Goblin Girl” (Add editore) ed Erik Svetoft con Spa. Da oltreoceano approda a Spazio Solido la mostra di uno dei rappresentanti del nuovo fumetto canadese, Patrick Kyle, fumettista e illustratore di Toronto, con alcuni disegni  originali creati ad hoc per il Tcbf. Treviso Comic Book Festival è anche un trampolino di lancio per gli artisti, come nel caso di Marco Quadri, presente con una personale alla Galleria del liceo Artistico. Casa Robegan diventa lo spazio dedicato ad altri disegnatori  con la mostra Trevisani nel mondo, nata per raccontare i 50 anni dell’omonima associazione, per uno spaccato di oltre 100 anni di emigrazione trevigiana, oltre alla vita e i viaggi del fondatore don Canuto Toso, recentemente scomparso. Read the full article

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Wrestling Commentator Tony Schiavone's Story Is Told In 'Butts In Seats'

Wrestling Commentator Tony Schiavone’s Story Is Told In ‘Butts In Seats’

Tony Schiavone has been the voice for WCW, WWE, and now AEW, providing commentary for historic matches for years. Now, his story is being told in Butts in Seats, a ten chapter graphic novel retrospective from Source Point Press, currently on Kickstarter. “My story, especially my years growing up as a wrestling fan, has never been fully told. I went from a passionate baseball and pro wrestling…

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Twiztid Haunted High-Ons: The Darkness Rises #3

Twiztid Haunted High-Ons: The Darkness Rises #3 Source Point Press 2019 Story Created by Twiztid & Dirk Manning Written by Dirk Manning Illustrated by Marianna Pescosta Coloured & Lettered by Alessandro De Fornasari     Realising the true magnitude of the threat "The Darkness" presents, a daring plan is devised by our unlikely heroes... but when an army of seemingly unstoppable monsters appears, what starts as a rescue mission may turn into a suicide run!     Only Dirk can write a book featuring a Hip Hop duo from Detroit who I have never heard of and make it into of the years must have comics. Oh yeah and make me a fan of their music in the process, I had to check em out and listen to their music if I was going to get a feel for how the characters were being portrayed here after all. I know he's working with the boys on this and they were reppin at SDCC which I wasn't there for dammit so the story, concept and premise is a real team effort.     The opening here is so fantastic! That we finally get to see Paul pissed off and actually acting like a badass instead of the fool, the only problem with that is the hotheadedness of this is in reality working against him. Still yeah this is what I wanted to see, actual chutzpah and fighting prowess and boy does this team deliver that. I really like the way that this is being structured and that starts with the first page and carries on to the last. The way that we see the pacing here is extraordinary and how it manages to utilise the story & plot development and the character development to move everything ever forward shows Dirk's talent and skill as a writer.     I like the fact that Jaime while still acting the fool goes to find Felicia, in a home where they did their thing which includes using the house like teenagers. The dialogue here is utterly marvellous and the tongue lashing was pure fun! Then of course there's his whole plea to Felicia to help him, including admitting he was wrong. Yeah this whole part was written so believably and it leaves a solid impression on the reader in more ways than one. The way Dirk is developing the characters in this slow forward moving way is actually something that is a smart move and it's kind of refreshing to see that.     I really like the interiors here. The linework that Marianna is laying is strong stuff an that she's managing to utilise the varying weights to create this amazing attention to detail and how all of this makes an incredible comic book style art. Also the opening while Paul is in The Darkness I love the whites and blues that we see here pop in the work it is powerful and effectively done. When we see backgrounds being utilised they are sensational in how they expand the moments, like those little worm things crawling around, seeing the interior of the house, or pulling up to the abandoned house in the batmobile. Then there those blank backgrounds that disappoint, I mean it's established what is there so I'd love to see that extra mile gone to there as well. The utilisation of the page layouts and how we see the angles and perspective in the panels show off a great eye for storytelling. The colour work throughout really finishes this off beautifully, I mean there are those moments where the colouring is to die for. ​     The creativity and imagination that we see from everyone involved here from the writing to the lettering, I mean that skee was great, make this book what it is. It is solid, interesting and just a whole heck of a lot of fun. Seeing this makes me want to see a Scooby-Doo Team-Up, I mean they used Wanda Sykes after all. Regardless this is the BEST thing you aren't reading and that needs to change!

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Un #lunedìlucha con una tosta e stilosa luchadora di Marianna Pescosta. Design della maschera di @lu.marcenaro #lunedìlucha #appuntidaltavolinodiunbar #luchalibre #wrestling #masks #luchador #luchadoras #womenwrestling https://www.instagram.com/p/BuTMCbKBJt7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=79k3hyfywgmx

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Horrorcore rap duo Twiztid are now the stars of their own comic book. Twiztid: Haunted High-Ons will debut at New York ComicCon in October before hitting shelves on November 1.

The one-shot comic is written by Twiztid - that's Jamie Madrox and Monoxide, for the uninitiated - and Dirk Manning, and it features artwork by Marianna Pescosta and Alessandro de Fornasari.

You can pre-order a copy from Source Point Press for $3.99 or an exclusive variant cover directly from Twiztid for $6.99.

Jamie Madrox and Monoxide - collectively known as the horror core rap duo Twiztid - have carved out a comfortable side-gig for themselves as fake ghost hunters... but what happens when a routine house call yields not only a ghost, but a killer demon to boot? Hijinks and horror, of course!

Watch the band's new animated music video for "Dead and Gone" below. The song comes from their latest album, The Continuous Evilution of Life’s ?’s, which came out in January.

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Due to a bad congestion I couldn’t stay at my booth to say hi to all the gorgeous people who wanted to meet me at C2E2 and I spent half of the time at the hotel recovering. I just want you to know that your commissions will be done and shipped to you and I want to thank you for your patience and comprehension. I believe in quality work and I don’t want to disrespect anybody working in bad conditions. I want to pay you all my attention and give you my best instead of rushing and leaving you disappointed. I want to thank all the guys from ComicsSketchArt and all the fantastic people who stopped at my booth when I was there. Thanks so much to Fletcher Chu-Fong and Gina Gozzi Chapman for your kindness and for being so gorgeous. Thanks to the fantastic Erica Schultz, the real Captain Marvel who drives 13 hours in a row... I love u my dear, I’m so sorry that we weren’t able to meet! Thanks to Amy Chu, the super talented woman I’m so lucky and proud to work with. Thanks to my friends Lucio Parrillo, the beautiful Carla Cohen and the awesome Marianna Pescosta for the (unfortunately short) time spent together. But above all thanks to the love of my life Marco Santucci whose love and dedication fills my life entirely. You’re wonderful ❤️ I feel better now, a bit tired but ready to start again. see you at Wondercon!😉❤️😘 This is one of the commissions I was able to do during my recovery. It is yours David Bognich 😉 https://www.instagram.com/p/BvaQg5HnFzo/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fk5d9ku8uszm

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Episode 193

Top 500, Year of the Villain, DCeased, Batman/TMNT III 1, Under the Moon: A Catwoman Story, Goosebumps: Horrors of the Witch-House, Sonic Annual, Star Wars Adventures: Flight of the Falcon, Age of Rebellion: Han Solo, Savage Avengers, War of the Realms: Strikeforce - The Dark Elf Realm, War of the Realms 3, Gogor, Five Years, Descendent, Hashtag Danger, Floppy Cop, Rejected the Unwilling, Fallen World, Midas, House of Fear: Attack of the Killer Snowmen and Other Spooky Stories OGN, Twiztid Haunted High-Ons

  Reviews: Deface the Face, Cam, Sentry, Baywatch

  News: Batman/Superman by Williamson/Marquez, Batman Who Laughs now 7 issues, new Secret Six, Spider-Verse TV shows, David Marquez DC exclusive, Sonic trailer, Ghost Rider Hulu series, EVS/Dynamite, new Scout Comics imprint, Uncanny X-Men controversy, Pat Gleason to Amazing Spider-Man, Far From Home trailer

  Comics Details:

DC’s Year of the Villain by Scott Snyder, Jim Cheung, Tomeu Morey, Brian Michael Bendis, Alex Maleev, James Tynion IV, Francis Manapul

DCeased 1 by Tom Taylor, Stefano Gaudiano, Trevor Hairsine, James Harren, Rain Beredo

Batman/TMNT III 1 by James Tynion IV, Kevin Eastman, Freddie Williams III, Jeremy Colwell   

Under the Moon: A Catwoman Story by Lauren Myracle, Isaac Goodheart, Jeremy Lawson

Savage Avengers 1 by Gerry Duggan, Mike Deodato, Frank Martin

War of the Realms: Strikeforce - The Dark Elf Realm by Bryan Hill, Leinil Francis Yu, Gerry Alanguilan, Matt Hollingsworth

Goosebumps: Horrors of the Witch-House by Matthew Smith, Denton Tipton, Chris Fenoglio, Valentina Pinto

Star Wars Adventures: Flight of the Falcon by Michael Moreci, Arianna Florean, Mattia Iacono, Sara Martinelli

Gogor 1 by Ken Garing

Five Years 1 by Terry Moore

Descendent 1 by Stephanie Phillips, Evgeniy Bornyakov, Lauren Affe

Hashtag Danger 1 by Tom Peyer, Chris Giarrusso, Paul Constant, Fred Harper

Fallen World 1 by Dan Abnett, Adam Pollina, Ulises Arreola

Floppy Cop 1 by Dan Dougherty, Seth Damoose

Rejected the Unwilling by Stan Konopka, Shawn Langley

Midas OGN by Ryan North, Braden Lamb, Shelli Paroline

House of Fear: Attack of the Killer Snowmen and Other Spooky Stories OGN by James Powell, Daxton Powell, James Hislope, Jethro Morales, Josh Jensen, Mike Erandio, Adrian Bago Gonzalez, Matt Krotzer

Twiztid Haunted High-Ons 1 by Dirk Manning, Marianna Pescosta

  Comics Countdown, 01 May 2019:

The Green Lantern 7 by Grant Morrison, Liam Sharp

Gogor 1 by Ken Garing

Paper Girls 28 by Brian K Vaughan, Cliff Chiang, Dee Cunniffe, Matt Wilson

Black Hammer ‘45 3 by Ray Fawkes, Jeff Lemire, Matt Kindt, Sharlene Kindt

Under the Moon: A Catwoman Tale by Lauren Myracle, Isaac Goodheart, Jeremy Lawson

Giant Days 50 by John Allison, Max Sarin, Whitney Cogar

Harley Quinn 61 by Sam Humphries, Otto Schmidt

Justice League 23 by Scott Snyder, Jorge Jimenez, Alejandro Sanchez

Star Wars 65 by Kieron Gillen, Angel Unzueta, Guru eFX

Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider 8 by Seanan McGuire, Takeshi Miyazawa, Ian Herring

Check out this episode!

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In just a Few Days this Variant Can be yours :: A Throw BacK Thread

In just a Few Days this Variant Can be yours :: A Throw BacK Thread

  Marcel Dupree is with Madeleine Holly-Rosing and 10 others. 1 min ·  

Kasai #1 variant cover by Massimiliano Veltri, Marianna Pescosta, and Marco Pagnotta. You can get this on Wednesday, January 17th when Kasai hits Kickstarter.

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In just a Few Days this Variant Can be yours :: A Throw BacK Thread

In just a Few Days this Variant Can be yours :: A Throw BacK Thread

  Marcel Dupree is with Madeleine Holly-Rosing and 10 others. 1 min ·  

Kasai #1 variant cover by Massimiliano Veltri, Marianna Pescosta, and Marco Pagnotta. You can get this on Wednesday, January 17th when Kasai hits Kickstarter.

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"Marathon": la celebre battaglia in una graphic novel 

Il volume, edito da Newton Comics con sceneggiatura di Lucio Perrimezzi, punta sui disegni di Massimiliano Veltri e le chine di Marianna Pescosta

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TALES OF MR. RHEE: Those Who Fight Monsters is Dirk Manning’s latest series involving the enigmatic and tough as nails Mr. Michael Rhee as well as others from Dirk’s “Nightmare World” universe. Mr Rhee is a demon hunter of sorts, a “paranormal troubleshooter” if you will, but not one of the “chosen one” variety. This ain’t Buffy. I think this description from a review of the previous mini series sums him up nicely.

“Seems when Mr. Rhee was younger he got involved in some bad magic and wound up marked and stalked for life by a demon he summoned. Does he curl up in a little ball? When the rapture/invasion occurs does he run and hide? No he treads through the post-rapture world helping where he can, though as they say if you need his help it’s probably already too late. This is a great character who’s been placed in some really rough situations. The plots Manning pens are sometimes horrifying, often hopeless, but his hero soldiers on. Admittedly when I first started reading (with no prior knowledge of the character and his world) I found myself scoffing at his resolve. How could anyone keep going through these adventures? But after I learned his background, and whether you read the collected volume one or the first issue of this new mini series you will get enough background, I realized that this was a seriously damaged and seriously repentant man. I don’t want to spoil this story for you but suffice to say his “teacher” in the dark arts was scum, and the things Michael went through in his care are truly horrifying.”

When we meet him in the current series we’re in a post Rapture world, some folks are handling it some not so much. Michael was up to his eyeballs in it and wound up committed to an insane asylum for his trouble. Normally that would’ve been a life sentence but for the help of a woman. A woman from a shadowy group who, like Michael, gets involved in all sorts of other-worldly business.

Now Michael needs to know if her organization, P.R.O.M.I.S.E., is trustworthy and he’s turning to an old friend for help. Mr Rhee’s life is never simple though and who knows what this intelligence gathering mission will unveil.

I’ve reviewed Dirk’s work before and it’s always a pleasure to read his stuff. It’s extremely well plotted, well paced, and the characters all feel real and solid, with personalities that stick from issue to issue. The art on this series comes from a few very talented individuals, issue one Alessandro de Fornasari, Marianna Pescosta, issue two Seth Damoose, and on issue 3 Austin McKinley, but even with all those different artists characters stay recognizable and true to form. Getting to visit Mr Rhee’s world of demons and normals, and the battles fought by, for, and around them is always a treat. Go check it out and see if you don’t get hooked!

Issue one of TALES OF MR. RHEE: Those Who Fight Monsters is also available as a web comic at Devil’s Due Entertainment’s website! The digital release of all three issues, as well as previous series, are available at comixology.com right now!

TALES OF MR. RHEE: Those Who Fight Monsters is on Comixology! TALES OF MR. RHEE: Those Who Fight Monsters is Dirk Manning's latest series involving the enigmatic and tough as nails Mr.

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Wanna read TALES OF MR.RHEE volume 3? Here you have the link! ^__^

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Twiztid Haunted High-Ons Darkness Rising #2

Twiztid Haunted High-Ons Darkness Rising #2 Source Point Press 2019 Story Created by Twiztid & Dirk Manning Written by Dirk Manning Illustrated by Marianna Pescosta Coloured & Lettered by Alessandro De Fornasari     Upon learning the scope and power of "The Darkness" from Dr. Fallenlegna, unlikely heroes Madrox, Monoxide and Felicia find themselves at odds with each other about how to proceed. Should they follow the Doctor's orders, or is there a greater evil manipulating them all from the shadows?     I will be honest if it weren’t for Dirk I wouldn’t have thought about even finding out who Twiztid were. Now I look forward to seeing these two do-fuss’ more than I ever thought I could. So leave it to Dirk to throw me for a massive curveball that I had no idea was approaching. The opening here is a direct lead in from the end of last issue and it doesn’t any more sense to me regardless of how many times I read it. I will say that it does exactly what an opening is supposed to do and that’s grab the readers’ attention, their imagination and immediately draws them in.     Dirk does an amazing job with the way that this book is structured. The man has a way with words as well and if you’ve ever heard him talk or had a conversation with him you’d understand just how freakin talented he truly is using words. Now from the moment he appeared Dr. Fallenlegna has been one shady character and Felicia is the only who can see that, aside from us that is. His words and the way he talks to the boys makes it abundantly clear what he actually thinks of them. Their own dialogue and conversation away from the ahem good doctor makes it clear he isn’t that far off from the truth.     The characterisation here is beyond fantastic. The dynamic between the boys and Felicia is wonderfully done. She is one side of the argument while Paul on the opposite side with Jamie caught in the middle and while he sees both sides of the argument he isn’t strong enough to go up against Paul and that’s a crying shame because at the moment he is the only level headed one among them and that’s with a big old spliff in his hands. It is too big to be a joint but ya never know. Bedsides Paul is angry and I don’t know why but the man-child seems to have a hair trigger at the moment. This is how damn good all this characterisation is.     The interiors here keep impressing me. I really do like the way we see the linework being utilised through the varying weights to create some nice attention to detail. There is also a part of this at least in how I am seeing it that reminds me of the ScoobyNatural episode and that effin rocks! The only thing I would like to change here is to add more backgrounds into the panels. Otherwise what we see here has this nice strong, sure hand bringing all this to life. The utilisation of the page layouts and how we see the angles and perspective in the panels show a really good eye for storytelling. The colour work is phenomenal. Felicia’s ghost state is delightful, and that choice of wallpaper in the backgrounds holy mackerel is that stunning.     The story & plot development here with the pacing and the character development, see characterisation, is why I love Dirk’s writing. That the boys stick together through thick and thin or dumb and dumber as the case may be is showcased extremely well. Add in all the sadness that comes from how things were left with Felicia and I couldn’t think of having a much better time reading than the potential within these pages. The whole concept from the ground up is incredibly well thought out and executed. ​     This is why I think Source Point Press is quietly putting out some strong books that folks are finally starting to notice.

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Twiztid Haunted High-Ons: The Curse of the Green Book #1

Twiztid Haunted High-Ons: The Curse of the Green Book #1 Source Point Press 2021 Story by Twiztid & Dirk Manning Written by Dirk Manning Illustrated by Marianna Pescosta Coloured & Lettered by Alessandro De Fornasari    Still reeling from their last supernatural battle, Jamie and Paul join their ghostly companion Felicia on a trip to New Orleans... only to find themselves quickly drawn into a battle between the King and Queen of Voodoo over possession of an ancient and archaic tome of spells. Whose side should they take? Is The Darkness resurfacing in the Big Easy? And are those really zombies lurking in the distance?    These folks have won me over and turned me into a Twiztid fan that’s for sure.  I really enjoy the way that Dirk brings the boys to life and how they’ve got Felicia as their moral compass and/or their sense of reason is fantastic.  Granted I never met the boys in real life but through the comic you kind of get the sense that they are caricatures of themselves that almost feel as if they’ve been Scoobified to some degree.  I think that too lends an air of charm and endearment to the series as well because they are the reluctant ghost hunters who did this as a scam and discovered the real thing had plans for them.      I am very much enjoying the way that this is being told.  The story & plot development that we see through how the sequence of events unfold as well as how the reader learns information are presented exceptionally well.  The character development that we see through the dialogue, the character interaction as well as how we see them act and react to the situations and circumstances which they encounter does a magnificent job in fleshing out their personalities.  The pacing is excellent and as it takes us through the pages introducing the story and the characters it leaves us wanting oh so much more.    I think the way that we see this being structured and how the layers within the story begin to emerge and grow are exceptionally well crafted.  I am also liking how we see the layers opening up new avenues to be explored.  The Voodoo Queen and her less than subtle remarks which hopefully we’ll see a lot more explored.  What this does is add so much depth, dimension and complexity to the story.  How we see everything working together to create the story’s ebb & flow as well as how it moves the story forward are impeccably handled.    I am really very much digging the interiors here as it has this great classic comic book style feel to the artwork.  The linework is smooth, clean, crisp and strong while with the varying weights and techniques we see creating the detail work we see throughout is pretty extraordinary stuff.  I would like to see more backgrounds being utilised but what we do see along with how we see the composition within the panels enhances and expands the moments as well as bringing out the depth perception, sense of scale and that overall sense of size and scope to the story.  The utilisation of the page layouts and how we see the angles and perspective in the panels show a remarkable eye for storytelling.  The various hues and tones within the colours being utilised to create the shading, highlights and shadow work show a superb eye for how colour works.  Also the techniques we see with laying the colour down are extremely nice to see. ​    If you haven’t picked up the first arc don’t worry this is new reader friendly and you’ll be able to follow along without any trouble whatsoever.  Fans of the last arc should rejoice that the boys are back for round two and it looks like it’s going to be another humdinger of a case.  Courtesy of the smart, witty writing and the excellent characterisation alongside these fantastic interiors we are certainly in for a much needed treat.

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Twiztid Haunted High-Ons The Darkness Rises #1

Twiztid Haunted High-Ons the Darkness Rises #1 Source Point Press 2019 Story by Twiztid & Dirk Manning Written by Dirk Manning Illustrated by Marianna Pescosta Coloured & Lettered by Alessandro De Fornasari     Upon learning the scope and power of “The Darkness” from Dr. Fallenlegna, unlikely heroes Madrox, Monoxide and Felicia find themselves at odds with each other about how to proceed. Should they follow the Doctor’s orders, or is there a greater evil manipulating them all from the shadows?     When Dirk told the one-shot I had to look up who these guys were, yeah I’m old and out of touch with music today and I am not afraid to admit that. Surprisingly I really enjoyed the videos I saw and heard. That was just a side note but it did help enjoy that story more and led me to really look forward to this one as well. Dirk can write and if you know him you know that he’s got some solid mad skills and the opening here is precisely what it needs to be to grab the reader's attention and leave them thirsty for more.     I like the way that this is structured. It is a new story arc so this is the introduction to that and if you are just joining us (welcome) it is completely new reader friendly so you can most assuredly dive right on in. Now the opening is downright creepy as it well should be and could be the beginning of a classic horror film. Cut to the boys and their shop which feels like a costume shop where the boys and Felicia run the place while waiting for a case of a ghostly nature that the boys get all excited about. I like the way that this is structured there is a very natural ebb & flow to the book that mixes the highs, lows and everything in between. So that the horror is balanced out by humour and it works incredibly well to cut the edge off.     I adore the fact that the answering machine has a message on it and we don’t get to hear the message, instead we see Jamie running out the door scared for his life. I think the way Dirk does this is absolutely hysterical and it also demonstrates that this voice must have sounded like the devil himself left it. Either way Paul’s and my intrigue factor is through the roof. Of course the guys see dollar signs but that’s just their way and it is part of that humour that makes this as fun as it is.     I am a fan of the work Marianna and Alessandro do on the interiors here. I would be a bigger fan if backgrounds were utilised more often. They really do help expand moments and provide a great sense of size and scope to the story. You can see that when they are utilised though I will give a pass to the way that the purple and black are utilised once they encounter the man who called them. That special effect was sensationally well done and the colour work really popped in all the right ways. The utilisation of the page layouts and how we see the angles and perspective in the panels show us a very talented eye for storytelling. I really do like the linework we see and the attention to detail in the characters it has a very nice clean and crisp look, tone and feel. ​     Dr. Fallenangel, Fallangia (Miss Vangie-Miss Vangie), Fallenlegna yeah I am taking the piss in his name here. His introduction is interesting, cold and odd all of which conspire to make it something special. The characterisation here is phenomenal as we see all of the characters being fleshed out the way they are. Dirk is having fun and I know this is true because I am having fun reading this. This is the kind of book you might pass up but let me tell you this, this is one you need, I said NEED boy, in your life. I mean the supernatural that can be creepy as all get out and hilariously fun too it doesn’t get much better. ​