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War Machine by Valerio Giangiordano colors by Chris O'Halloran

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Little sneak peek inside the boy wonder #4 from

Chris O'Halloran on twitter

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Damian Wayne Gets New DC Black Label Comic Series

Damian Wayne is taking center stage in a new DC Black Label (for mature readers) comic book series. Damian will be joined by previous Robins in the new 5-issue series. The Boy Wonder hails from writer and artist Juni Ba, letterer Aditya Bidikar, and colorist Chris O'Halloran.

"The young prince Damian Wayne was raised to be the heir to the fearsome League of Assassins—to follow in the footsteps of his deadly mother, Talia, and the Demon’s Head himself, his grandfather Ra’s al Ghul.

But everything changed when his father, the Batman, reclaimed him and brought him Back to Gotham City. As Robin, young Damian suddenly discovered he was merely one of several princes, preceded in the role by his “brothers” Nightwing, Red Hood, and Red Robin… and Damian doesn’t care to be “merely” anything. But when his father is forced to leave the city on urgent business, and a rash of abductions is accompanied by whispers of a demon stalking Gotham’s dark alleys, Damian will find himself battling alongside his adoptive brothers—and in the process, learning what the mantle of Robin really means!" (DC Comics)

The Boy Wonder #1 (of 5), featuring a main cover by Juni Ba and a variant cover by Cliff Chiang, goes on sale on May 7, 2024.

(Image via DC Comics - Juni Ba's Cover of The Boy Wonder #1)

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🦇HAPPY BATMAN DAY🦇

Happy 85 years of Batman!!!

V1

I made this while listening to The Future by Mystery Skulls, unexpectedly it was good motivator!!!😁😁😁

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Hellboy is worthy.

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Ice Cream Man Vol. 2: Strange Neopolitan, a review

The most interesting thing about Ice Cream Man is how the writing and the art work in a delicate balance to hold all the elements in the series together. This is not an original book for its constructions blocks, but in the way these blocks are organized and how they inform each other. The nihilistic tone of some of the stories could be hard to engage with if not paired with the absurdism of the narrative and the dash of dark humor applied. The multiple characters and perspectives also offer an escape, even if momentary, for the existential dread.

This is a pretty bleak collection of stories and they employ a strong voice to guide you through them, admittedly this desolate tone might not be for everyone. I'm usually not a fan of a gloomy and sarcastic narration style, but the clean art and the other narrative elements lend earnestness to the stories told. The characters in this god forsaken world feel real and not cardboard cutouts built to reinforce the general hopelessness of the main voice, some of them are grieving, suffering, feeling compassionate, loving each other, but unfortunately they exist in this fictional world where happiness is so fleeting. The horrors they face might happen in bizarre scenarios, but they feel very real, dealing with drug abuse, the loss of loved ones, depression etc. This kind of horror is highly effective to move me, more so than explicit, graphic stories. The dread feels pervasive, uncomfortable, and yet meaningful

It's sinister to realize that under all surrealism through which we see this world, their reality is not so different from ours. And that's what is really scary about Ice Cream Man, there are monsters in this universe, but the reality that is hidden behind its fantastic veneer is the real horrific aspect of the series

I had a terrible time and I thoroughly enjoyed it

From Ice Cream Man Vol. 2 by W. Maxwell Prince, Chris O'Halloran & Martín Morazzo

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Deck the claws with boughs of Hellboy

Mike Mignola and Matt Smith present a holiday story featuring Hellboy and a giant cat.

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Hellboy: in love #4 of 5

Shadow Theater part 2 of 2

Dark Horse

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from Hellboy Winter Special Yule Cat by Mike Mignola Matt Smith and Chris O'Halloran

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“A New Future”

Time Before Time #19 (January 2023)

Rory McConville, Declan Shalvey, Jorge Coelho and Chris O’Halloran

Image Comics

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Andrzej Sapkowski's "The Edge of the World" Gets Graphic Novel Adaptation

Andrzej Sapkowski's "The Edge of the World" is the latest short story from The Last Wish to get a graphic novel adaptation from Dark Horse and CD Projekt Red. The Witcher: The Edge of the World is adapted by writer Magdalena Salik, artist Tommaso Bennato, colorist Chris O'Halloran, and letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou.

"Work is hard to come by for Geralt. And for his bardic traveling companion, Dandelion, the doldrum of the road is not a worthy subject for his rhymes or ballads. As they travel to the edge of the known world, townsfolk speak of many stories, but it seems that's all they are-recitals of monsters and superstition-until a man follows Geralt with news of a devil scavenging the local fields. Get rid of the beast, but under no circumstances is it to be killed. Only how can Geralt hunt the creature, when there are no such things as devils?" (Dark Horse)

The Witcher: The Edge of the World, featuring a cover by Kai Carpenter, goes on sale in bookstores on December 17, 2024, and in comic shops on December 18, 2024.

(Image via Dark Horse - Kai Carpenter's cover of The Witcher: The Edge of the World)

[mikyapixie]

✨✨✨Happy Birthday To Red Hood Jason Todd!!!✨✨✨

I think I did a little too much here 😅😅😅 but it looks perfect!!!🤩🤩🤩

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He has become a Hell Man.

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Thunderbolts #2 (2022)

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C H A O S

From Ice Cream Man Vol. 2 by W. Maxwell Prince, Chris O'Halloran & Martín Morazzo