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King Spawn #19 (Feb 1, 2023) | Guess Who's Back?

Writer: Sean LewisArtists: Thomas Nachlik & Von RandalPublisher: Image ComicsRelease Date: February 1, 2023Cover Price: $2.99 I bought the latest issue of King Spawn on Wednesday. Here is my short review. My Thoughts This issue begins a new story arc. It also features the return of two beloved characters who first appeared in Spawn #1 back in May 1992. That’s right, Detectives Sam Burke and…

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Preview: Conan the Barbarian: Battle of the Black Stone #4 (of 4)

Conan the Barbarian: Battle of the Black Stone #4 preview. An unspeakable evil looms over the Hyborian Age and every age connected to it… and it will take more than a lone barbarian to stop its relentless march upon time, space, and sanity #comics

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King Spawn #19 Script/Plot: Sean Lewis Art: Thomas Nachlik & Von Randal Color: Sheila Saldana Lettering: Andworld Design Cover Artist: Simone Bianchi & Javi Fernandez

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Conan: Battle of the Black Stone #4 Review

Conan: Battle of the Black Stone #4 Review #ConanBattleoftheBlackStone #titan #titancomics #comics #comicbooks #news #mcu #art #info #NCBD #comicbooknews #previews #reviews #conan #conanthebarbarian #conanthedestroyer #conanthecimmerian #barbarian #Amazon

Writer: Jim Zub Artist: Jonas Scharf Colorist: Jão Canola Letterers: Richard Starkings & Tyler Smith Editors: Chris Butera & Matt Murray Cover Artists: Thomas Nachlik, Andy Belanger & Mike Deodato Publisher: Titan Comics Price: $3.99 Release Date: December 4, 2024 James Allison delved into the dark recesses of the soul. El Borak sought to protect the kidnapped son of a tribal chief. John Conrad…

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King Spawn #14

Cover A By Björn Barends

Cover B By Thomas Nachlik

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Lords Of Empyre: Swordsman 1 (2020) by Alex Paknadel & Thomas Nachlik

Cover: Salvador Larroca (variant)

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Image Comics Review: King Spawn #9

Image Comics Review: King Spawn #9

Review: King Spawn #9 [Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers] Publisher: Image Comics Writers: Sean Lewis, Todd McFarlane Artists:  Thomas Nachlik Letters:  AndWorld Design Colors: FCO Plascencia Reviewed by: Carl Bryan     Summary “Wanda?” – Al Simmons seeing his wife Wanda in the snow King Spawn #9 – With one vision of Wanda….. The stakes just got higher for Al Simmons.  What is the…

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GUNSLINGER SPAWN title is expected to shatter even more comic book records, like the recent King Spawn #1

- The NEW and HIGHLY anticipated Gunslinger Spawn series hits comic store shelves this October as part of Todd McFarlane's ongoing expansion of the Spawn Universe. Much to the excitement of old and new Spawn fans alike, the title is expected to shatter even more comic book records, like the recent King Spawn #1, which sold over a half-million copies. This will be the third number one release that will climb into the #1 spot for orders in less than five months.

Early indications suggest this will be the single biggest monthly comic book launch for a new character in well over 30 years, which includes any superhero publisher, including Marvel and DC Comics.

The new comic title features Gunslinger Spawn, a man out of time who is unwillingly thrust 200 years into the future to the 21st Century. Not only does he have to navigate a new world, but he'll have to deal with the demons of his past. No one is safe from his vengeance as he heads into battle with guns blazing as he tries to find his way back home.

Acclaimed artist Brett Booth will be the featured artist on this book, with additional art by Philip Tan, Kevin Keane, and Thomas Nachlik, with colors by FCO, Andrew Dalhouse, and others. Gunslinger Spawn #1 will feature covers by a roster of superstar artists: Greg Capullo, John Romita Jr., TonTon Revolver, Booth, McFarlane, and The Walking Dead creator, Robert Kirkman! McFarlane will take the lead on writing the regular ongoing story, and he and Aleš Kot tackle the back-up tales.

Gunslinger Spawn #1 cover G adds another level of excitement to this new ongoing series. With pencils by Booth and inks by McFarlane, this cover, along with both the King Spawn #1 and The Scorched #1 (releasing in December 2021), interconnects to form one epic work of art.

Gunslinger Spawn #1 includes a 1:250 retailer incentive cover for retailers who order 250 copies. McFarlane will hand-sign and create a unique sequential number for each issue just like he did for the record-breaking King Spawn #1 (based on the Final Order Cutoff total). Each signed Gunslinger Spawn #1 1:250 includes a CGC Certificate of Authenticity that retailers can send in and redeem through CGC to have their books graded. This is the only time McFarlane will sign the Gunslinger Spawn#1 1:250 incentive copy issue.  

Additionally, a Gunslinger Spawn #1 1:50 incentive variant cover by Capullo will be offered to retailers who order 50 copies.

For every 250 Gunslinger Spawn #1 issues ordered, retailers will become eligible to order five incentive covers of Gunslinger Spawn #1 by Capullo and one Gunslinger Spawn #1 McFarlane incentive cover.  

"Gunslinger Spawn returns with a vengeance, and he will make Spawn look like a Boy Scout," said McFarlane, Spawn creator and President at Image Comics. "Finally, fans will get a glimpse into his history as we dig deeper into his past and explore his future."  

The Spawn character was first introduced in 1992, to a record-setting of 1.7 million copies that still stands today as the highest-selling, creator-owned comic issue of all time. Published by Image Comics (the third largest comic publisher in North America), the Spawn character also set a record as the longest-running, creator-owned comic on the planet when issue #301 was published in 2019. In August 2021, the newest Spawn Universe title King Spawn #1 sales numbers demolished The Avengers' record and became a 25-year record-breaking new superhero monthly title launch.

Gunslinger Spawn #1 will be available at comic book shops (48 pages, full color, rated: Teen+, $5.99, premium 10 pt cover stock) and on digital platforms, including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play on Wednesday, October 20: ·  Cover A by Booth - Diamond Code AUG210013 ·  Cover B by McFarlane - Diamond Code AUG210014 ·  Cover C by John Romita Jr. - Diamond Code JUL219298 ·  Cover D by Greg Capullo - Diamond Code JUL219299 ·  Cover E by Robert Kirkman - Diamond Code JUL219300 ·  Cover F by TonTon Revolver - Diamond Code JUL219301 ·  Cover G by Booth (Connecting Cover) - Diamond Code JUL219302 ·  Cover H 1:50 copy incentive by Capullo (Raw Pencils) - Diamond Code JUL219303 ·  Cover I 1:250 copy signed incentive by McFarlane - Diamond Code JUL219304

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“Gunslinger Spawn” Drops More Info

Gunslinger Spawn, one of the new titles in Todd McFarlane’s Spawn Universe, will be written by McFarlane with back-up tales by McFarlane and Aleš Kot. Brett Booth is the featured artist on the comic, which will include additional art by Philip Tan, Kevin Keane, and Thomas Nachlik, and colors by FCO, Andrew Dalhouse, and more.

Gunslinger Spawn is "a man out of time who is unwillingly thrust 200 years in the future to the 21st century. Not only does he have to navigate a new world, but he’ll have to deal with the demons of his past. No one is safe from his vengeance as he heads into battle with guns blazing as he tries to find his way back home.” (Image Comics)

Gunslinger Spawn #1 features a variety of covers. Cover A is by Booth. Cover B is by McFarlane. Cover C is by John Romita Jr. Cover D is by Greg Capullo. Cover E is by Robert Kirkman. Cover F is by TonTon Revolver. Cover G, which interconnects with King Spawn #1 and The Scorched #1 to form one work of art, features pencils by Booth and inks by McFarlane. Cover H, a 1:50 copy incentive cover, is by Capullo. Cover I is a 1:250 copy signed incentive by McFarlane.

Gunslinger Spawn #1 will goes on sale on October 20, 2021.

(Image via Image Comics)

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Tony, are you offended that the tree burglar didn’t steal one of your suits?

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Preview- Beauty #27 In Image Comics' Beauty #27, Joe and Adelaide found love in the time of The Beauty. Can it last as the world burns? Written by Jeremy Haun and Jason A. Hurley and art by Thomas Nachlik. Cover art by Adam Gorham and Hillary Jenkins.

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Comics Read 01/15-24/2022

I spent the past couple of weeks reading comics that were purchased recently, but contained the concluding arcs of things I have been reading for years. And it’s been a weird experience, but as a completist, I had do do it.

First up is The Beauty vol 6 written by Jeremy Haun and Jason A. Hurley, art by Thomas Nachlik, Matthew Dow Smith, Haun and Danny Luckert, colors by Nayoung Kim and Brett Weldele. Not only was this the concluding volume, it is concluding after a gap of almost three years. Which partially means that I lasted it before I started writing regular recaps of what I have been reading for the first time here. The only time I have a tag for it in this blog is when I was comparing it to Trees, as an example of something with a similar structure. The structure is an inciting event (in this case a sexually transmitted disease that make the infected all model beautiful, before the infect explodes from the inside out leaving a husk of a corpse) and a conclusion (in this case an emergency developed cure).

While I remember the structure, and aspects of the first arc, I really don’t have any memory of the way most of the sprawling cast of characters. So while a final shootout with some underworld types was fun, it also didn’t have any sense of catharsis. I did like seeing the first cured person again in the final issue, and I really liked that the art was done by Haun. I had started the series to support him as I thought his art for Batwoman was really underrated. He did more writing and than drawing on this title, but while the variety of artists involved some really good ones, I liked reading it best when he was drawing.

Finally there is Moonshine vol. 5 The Well by Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso. I have blogged about this title before including how I don’t really like it. If this wasn’t the final volume I probably would not have read it. While realigning it I began to wonder if maybe I didn’t like it because I was taking it too seriously? I don’t think it deserves the seriousness I gave it regarding its depictions of race and sex. The final issue includes an image of the series femme fatal Tempest in her werewolf form that is almost Tarot the Witch of Black Rose like in its treatment of her breasts.

I was intrigued by how explicit the final issues got in the treatment of the ghost character, are they real or psychological manifestations of guilt. I had always leaned towards the latter, but for this I think it was the former. I also think maybe some of the text boxes not connected to a specific on panel character were purposefully confusing, but don’t think it was worth it. The finale didn’t have anything as inspired as the 100 Bullets pietà, and I’m giving up on this creative team.

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Gunslinger Spawn Hyped as "Biggest New Character Launch in 30 Years"

Gunslinger Spawn Hyped as "Biggest New Character Launch in 30 Years" #Comics #ComicBooks #Spawn

The NEW and HIGHLY anticipated Gunslinger Spawn series hits comic store shelves this October as part of Todd McFarlane’s ongoing expansion of the Spawn Universe. Much to the excitement of old and new Spawn fans alike, the title is expected to shatter even more comic book records, like the recent King Spawn #1, which sold over a half-million copies. This will be the third number one release that…

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THE BEAUTY #18

Corporate greed, classic conspiracy, and podcasting collide in the new issue of The Beauty.

Available at Lobo Comics & Toys this coming Wednesday, 12/27/2017

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This has been RIO BRAVO, a MARSHALS short by: Matt Brady & Troy Brownfield (writers) Thomas Nachlik (art) Jim Campbell (letters) We will also be posting the first five pages of a prospective first issue. For your consideration.