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Colossus by Chris Malgrain

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She-Hulk by Chris Malgrain

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The Black Panther by Chris Malgrain ( French Illustrator 🇨🇵 ).

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Golden Age Superheroines by Chris Malgrain

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The Atomic Thunderbolt #1 (Chris Malgrain Variant, KS Edition) Written by: Kevin Powers; Art by: Matt Gaudio; Colors by: Donna Gregory; Cover by: Chris Malgrain

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Black Void by Jason Sholtis and Chris Malgrain for the Armchair Planet Who’s Who

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Hellion for the Armchair Planet Who’s Who by Chris Malgrain

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Los Angeles, CA. (January 1, 2020)  – Fresh Monkey Fiction’s Amazing Heroes Retrovese Wave 4 Pre-Order ending soon.

FRESH MONKEY FICTION IS LAUNCHING A NEW CROWD FUNDING CAMPAIGN TO CONTINUE IT’S AMAZING HEROES RETROVERSE LINE OF VINTAGE STYLE COMIC BOOK ACTION FIGURES!

Fresh Monkey Fiction’s Amazing Heroes Wave 4 assortment continues to add more figures to it’s 4.5” retro-inspired action figure line, with the following classic Golden Age Comic Book Heroes:  Golden Age Blue Beetle, Magno, The Magnetic Man, the mysterious Fantom of the Fair and the villainous Rubberman.

“We’ve previously used Kickstarter to fund our Amazing Heroes line but we are going to try something new this time.  We are not going the Kickstarter route, but instead are doing our own version of a crowd funding campaign. This new approach will allow us to take pre-orders and be more flexible with our rewards. If we can achieve our funding goal we’ll be able to produce more great Golden Age heroes and as well as some new parts and accessories.”

Many of the figures in this assortment are limited to ONLY 100 pcs  and exclusive to this pre-order campaign and will NOT be offered again outside of these pre-orders. Each 4.5” figure comes in collector friendly interchangeable packaging with both a Golden Age art card back as well as a Modern art card back by the talented Chris Malgrain.

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The pre-order window is currently open, but in order to manufacture this new Amazing Heroes assortment Fresh Monkey Fiction will need to meet it’s funding goal by January 31st, 2020.

You can support Amazing Heroes Wave 4 and add these new heroes to your collection by going to www.freshmonkeyfiction.com

Please follow Fresh Monkey Fiction on social media at:

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About Amazing Heroes

The Amazing Heroes Retroverse line is inspired by vintage action figures from the 1980’s such as Secret Wars and Super Powers. Each figure stands 4.5” tall and has 5 classic points of articulation. The Amazing Heroes Retroverse collection currently includes over 25 figures and features classic Golden Age comic book characters such as Black Terror, Golden Age Daredevil, Green Turtle and Stardust, along with more modern characters like Captain Action, Nexus and multiple versions of Mike Allred’s Madman.

About Fresh Monkey FictionFresh Monkey Fiction LLC is dedicated to telling stories through art and design. We’re building a business model around leveraging the power of crowdfunding to bring great products to the collector. Our motto is “If you support it, we will make it”. Our goal is to create amazing collectibles that encourage fans to explore the depths of their imagination and tell great stories. If we can bring a little bit of playful imagination to someone’s day, we’ve done our job.  Discover your story at www.freshmonkeyfiction.com

Fresh Monkey Fiction’s Amazing Heroes Retrovese Wave 4 Pre-Order ending soon. Los Angeles, CA. (January 1, 2020)  - Fresh Monkey Fiction's Amazing Heroes Retrovese Wave 4 Pre-Order ending soon.

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Les super héros français

Les super héros français

On pense souvent que les super héros sont une création américaine. Mais ils ont été créé en France. Personnages littéraires tout d’abord, ils ont migré ensuite vers la bande dessinée. Voyons un peu l’histoire des surhommes français, du début du 20éme siècle jusqu’à aujourd’hui. Le début du 20éme siècle Tout commence avec Jean de la Hire, écrivain populaire de la première moitiè du siècle…

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Steel Patriot pour fêter le debarquement de "The Formidables"de Chris Malgrain aux etat unis Red Anvil Comics #theformidables #redanvil #steelpatriot #supersoldat #comics #chrismalgrain

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Colossus by Chris Malgrain

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KIRBY & ME

"Kirby&Me sera un ouvrage de plus de 300 pages, réunissant plus de 150 professionnels, spécialistes et passionnés venus du monde entier. Des hommages variés prenant la forme d’illustrations originales, de comics inédits créés pour l’occasion, de témoignages, d’interviews ainsi que de nombreuses surprises, le tout dans un album à l’édition soignée, au format artbook, bilingue français – anglais. Le prix public de l'ouvrage est de 45€ Nous avons déjà réceptionné la ou les contributions des participants suivants : 2D, Pierre Alary, Alexis Bacci Leveillé, Derf Backderf, Steve Baker, Beuh, Franck Biancarelli, Bicargo, Señorita Bicho, Josselin Billard, Jon Bogdanove, Roland Boschi, Russ Braun, Jerome Bretzner, Dan Brereton, Philippe Briones, Luc Brunschwig, Stéphane De Caneva, Hugo Canuto, Roberto Cardinale, Marco Caro, Caza, Cécil, Darick Chamberlin, Marco Checchetto, Vicente Cifuentes, Patricio Clarey, Tomm Coker, Giorgio Comolo, Philippe Cordier, Czek, Sergio Davila, Jean Depelley, Mike Deodato Jr, Tony Dennison, Jean-Pierre Dionnet, Kyko Duarte, Patrick Dumas, François Duprat, Davidé Fabbri, Ivan Fernandez Silva, Frank Fosco, Mathias Fourrier, Mr Garcin, Rafa Garres, Barry Ira Geller, Gess, Romain Gondy, John Gonzales, Griffon, Fred Grivaud, RM Guéra, Guile, Guillomcool, Boris Guilloteau, Alan Heller, Chris Hénin, Eric Hérenguel, Dylan Horrocks, Mike Huddleston, Julien Hugonnard-Bert, Juapi, Nicolas Kéramidas, Antonio Lapone, Jonathan Lau, Paolo Leandri, Laurent Lefeuvre, Jeff Lemire, Etienne Le Roux, Greg Lofé, Lorenzzo, LRNZ, Flavio Luiz, Tom Lyle, Chris Malgrain, Reed Man, Patrick Marcel, Enrico Marini, Marti, Freddy Martin, Alvaro Martinez, Pat Masioni, Rodolphe Massé, Mauricet, Brendan McCarthy, John McCrea, Adam McGovern, David Messina, Paskal Millet, Boris Mirroir, Thierry Mornet, Motte, Cyrille Munaro, Frédéric Mur, Alex Nikolavitch, Art No, Julien Noirel, Nagy Norbert, Rafael Ortiz, Stéphane Perger, Alberto Ponticelli, Juanan Ramirez, Mike Ratera, Reed Man, Paul Renaud, Juan Jose Ryp, Radja Sauperamaniane, Valerio Schiti, Diana Schutz, Laurent Sieurac, Emanuel Simeoni, Crystal Skillman, Joe Skull, Robert Solanovic, Scorpio Steele, Matej Stic, Fran Strukan, Goran Sudzuka, Dalibor Talajic, Ciro Tota, Ronan Toulhoat, Emilio Van Der Zuiden, Fred Van Lente, Olivier Weinberg, Nikola Witko, Laurent Zimny... et plein d'autres arrivent !" aidez ce projet à voir le jour en commandant votre exemplaire ici.  https://fr.ulule.com/kirby-me/

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I participate on a charity project celebrating the centenary of Jack Kirby the King of Comics! Only available in crowdfounding before 28th February 2017. 300 pages, hardcover, more than 150 participants. Follow the link > https://en.ulule.com/kirby-me/

We need you, please participate or reblog, share!

Part of the list of authors: 2D, Pierre Alary, Alexis Bacci Leveillé, Derf Backderf, Steve Baker, Beuh, Franck Biancarelli, Bicargo, Señorita Bicho, Josselin Billard, Jon Bogdanove, Roland Boschi, Russ Braun, Jerome Bretzner, Dan Brereton, Philippe Briones, Luc Brunschwig, Stéphane De Caneva, Hugo Canuto, Roberto Cardinale, Marco Caro, Caza, Cécil, Darick Chamberlin, Marco Checchetto, Vicente Cifuentes, Patricio Clarey, Tomm Coker, Giorgio Comolo, Philippe Cordier, Czek, Sergio Davila, Jean Depelley, Mike Deodato Jr, Tony Dennison, Jean-Pierre Dionnet, Kyko Duarte, Patrick Dumas, François Duprat, Davidé Fabbri, Ivan Fernandez Silva, Frank Fosco, Mathias Fourrier, Mr Garcin, Rafa Garres, Barry Ira Geller, Gess, Romain Gondy, John Gonzales, Griffon, Fred Grivaud, RM Guéra, Guile, Guillomcool, Boris Guilloteau, Alan Heller, Chris Hénin, Eric Hérenguel, Dylan Horrocks, Mike Huddleston, Julien Hugonnard-Bert, Juapi, Nicolas Kéramidas, Antonio Lapone, Jonathan Lau, Paolo Leandri, Laurent Lefeuvre, Jeff Lemire, Etienne Le Roux, Greg Lofé, Lorenzzo, LRNZ, Flavio Luiz, Tom Lyle, Chris Malgrain, Patrick Marcel, Enrico Marini, Marti, Freddy Martin, Alvaro Martinez, Pat Masioni, Rodolphe Massé, Mauricet, Brendan McCarthy, John McCrea, Adam McGovern, David Messina, Paskal Millet, Boris Mirroir, Guillermo Mogorron, Thierry Mornet, Motte, Cyrille Munaro, Frédéric Mur, Alex Nikolavitch, Art No, Julien Noirel, Nagy Norbert, Rafael Ortiz, Stéphane Perger, Alberto Ponticelli, Juanan Ramirez, Mike Ratera, Reed Man, Paul Renaud , Juan Jose Ryp, Radja Sauperamaniane, Valerio Schiti, Diana Schutz, Bill Sienkiewicz, Laurent Sieurac, Emanuel Simeoni, Crystal Skillman, Joe Skull, Robert Solanovic, Scorpio Steele, Matej Stic, Fran Strukan, Goran Sudzuka, Dalibor Talajic, Ciro Tota, Ronan Toulhoat, Emilio Van Der Zuiden, Fred Van Lente, Olivier Weinberg, Nikola Witko, Laurent Zimny and more coming

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So, here’s the final variant cover for Kid Chaos #1. Drawn by the illustrious Chris Malgrain, it is a tribute to the Marvel Comics of the 70s. On this cover, Kid Chaos is wearing his original design that was very “silver age/bronze age” looking anyway, so it just…

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War of the Independents Tie-In #1 Man Out of Time

War of the Independents Tie-In #1 Man, Out of Time Red Anvil Comics 2018 Story by Chris Malgrain Written by Joe Martino Illustrated by Chris Malgrain, Luca Cichitti, Jim Arden, Pat Martinez & Oliver Hudson Coloured by Chris LaCroix & Dash Martin Lettered by Ed Dukeshire      Man, Out of Time     The Mighty Titan finds himself whisked way into an alternative past. In this past live heroes of amazing powers and abilities. Titan meets Steel Patriot, a super man who has fought in both World Wars and is the USA's liaison to the superheroes of The Formidibles Universe in 1959!     I really like the Mighty Titan and I wish we were able to get more of his adventures but with the real world intruding on the creators time well I will settle for what I can get. Also it is really cool that these little one-shot tie-in issues are being done so we can see heroes from different companies, different creators and such getting to meet and team-up or fight as the first meetings of heroes tends to do. Or introduce a new character that can get his own limited series in the future. Any way you slice it this is what we love about comic books it’s got the bright colourful costumes, the banter from the past between them and that overall feeling of hope.     So the way that this is structured is great. As the Mighty Titan arrives in a city he doesn’t recognise and the Steel Patriot is there before him. There are a couple things here that I found surprising story wise but that isn’t something to really explore here, hint Joe and Chris another limited series featuring Herald City’s masked protector. Mistaken identity is one thing but when the two men don’t recognise each other there is bound to be that massive misunderstanding that could’ve been handled with a little sit down chat. Though I really don’t think the Steel Patriot would’ve had the chat there not with what he says.     There is another interesting little thing happening here and that’s the one who is actually responsible for the Mighty Titan being in this reality. What we get is a complete compact origin story and a set up for the book the Formidibles, which is also out this week. This chunk of the story sets up the whole idea of a multiverse for these characters or solidifies it considering where we in the main limited series (which I have no idea how many were already published).      The interior artwork here is done by a slew of people and while you can see some heavy inking on some pages for the most part it is all indistinguishable. It has a nice seamless feel to it and I found extremely impressive. I love the anatomy of the characters with their bulging muscles, though why doesn’t the Steel Patriot have hairy pits?, and how we see their colourful costumes. The utilisation of the page layouts and how we see the angles and perspective in the panels shows some really nice eyes for storytelling. I adore the fact that backgrounds are utilised as they are here they really make what we see that much better. ​     I love this book, if you’ve never read anything from Red Anvil well first of all shame on you and second this is the kind of introduction to their characters, the style of writing and interior artwork you can expect. The pacing is excellent, the premise strong and the characterisation is spectacular then add into the mix the classic comic book style interiors and you’ve got the past and present meeting up in the best ways possible. This is more like the comics I first read but they’ve got the kind of writing that lets you know it’s today’s world.

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Two renditions of GIRLGANTUA by Dean Kotz and Chris Malgrain for the Armchair Planet Who’s Who