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HOOKJAW #2
Writer Si Spurrier
Artists Conor Boyle, Guilia Brusco
FC • 32pp • $3.99 - On Sale January 11, 2017
THE BRIT CLASSIC REIMAGINED BY SUPERSTAR WRITER SI SPURRIER (CRY HAVOC, WEAVERS)!
ILLUSTRATED BY RISING STAR CONOR BOYLE!
Cover A: Conor Boyle
Cover B: Staz Johnson
Cover C: John Aggs
Writer Si Spurrier
Artists Conor Boyle, Guilia Brusco
FC • 32pp • $3.99 - On Sale January 11, 2017
THE BRIT CLASSIC REIMAGINED BY SUPERSTAR WRITER SI SPURRIER (CRY HAVOC, WEAVERS)!
ILLUSTRATED BY RISING STAR CONOR BOYLE!
Cover A: Conor Boyle
Cover B: Staz Johnson
Cover C: John Aggs
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Monty has had a busy few months but this might be the craziest of them all. Join our lovable duo as they stand up to the school bully and an angry movie usher. Oh, did we mention Santa Claus? We didn’t?! Well, the jolly old dude shows up and he’s got that tricky list of his. Does this mean coal for Monty? Only one way to find out.
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KONG OF SKULL ISLAND #7
Retail Price: $3.99
Writer: James Asmus
Artist: Carlos Magno
Cover Artist: Nick Robles
Synopsis: Now an ongoing series! As the Kongs spread through Skull Island and begin to inhabit the land on their own from the humans, they will face its true horrors.
Retail Price: $3.99
Writer: James Asmus
Artist: Carlos Magno
Cover Artist: Nick Robles
Synopsis: Now an ongoing series! As the Kongs spread through Skull Island and begin to inhabit the land on their own from the humans, they will face its true horrors.
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As deathrunners and dinosaurs pick off the tribes, the only option is to wall themselves off from the monstrosities around them.
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It’s a snake! It’s a flying lizard! It’s… both?
When we last left Hawkins and Joliet, they were about to become flying-snake food in the jungle of an unknown Pacific island. The creatures seem to be protecting their territory… and when Hawkins and Joliet make it back to the beach, their shipmate has turned one dug-up skeleton into a whole army of bones! The mysteries surrounding the island hit their peak when the Magellan is attacked by a shadowy creature too big to be human. It turns out that the flying snakes are just the beginning.
SLAND 731 #2
Written by Jeremy Robinson and Kane Gilmour
Art and Covers by Jeff Zornow
When we last left Hawkins and Joliet, they were about to become flying-snake food in the jungle of an unknown Pacific island. The creatures seem to be protecting their territory… and when Hawkins and Joliet make it back to the beach, their shipmate has turned one dug-up skeleton into a whole army of bones! The mysteries surrounding the island hit their peak when the Magellan is attacked by a shadowy creature too big to be human. It turns out that the flying snakes are just the beginning.
SLAND 731 #2
Written by Jeremy Robinson and Kane Gilmour
Art and Covers by Jeff Zornow
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Kaijumax fugitive Electrogor makes his way home to the Aleutian Islands, where—he hopes—his children wait for him. But with the Science Police Team G.R.E.A.T. Satellite watching his every move, it’s a tense game of (technological) cat and (giant arthropoid) mouse. Meanwhile, the peaceful Mechazon is pushed to his limit by a surprising turn of events. Also: Murder! Sleazy acquaintances! Unpleasant truths! And… a single moment of happiness?
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KONG OF SKULL ISLAND VOL. 1 TP
ADVANCE SOLICITED FOR FEBRUARY 2017
Retail Price: $16.99
Writer: James Asmus
Artist: Carlos Magno
Cover Artist: Nick Robles
Synopsis:
ADVANCE SOLICITED FOR FEBRUARY 2017
Retail Price: $16.99
Writer: James Asmus
Artist: Carlos Magno
Cover Artist: Nick Robles
Synopsis:
- From James Asmus (Thief of Thieves, All-New Inhumans) and Carlos Magno (Lantern City, Planet of the Apes) comes the authorized origin of Kong.
- Two fractured and combative civilizations are forced to unite when their island is destroyed.
- Washing up on the shores of Skull Island, they must defend their people against an endless horde of dinosaurs and monsters. With the help of Kong lies hope for survival.
- Collects issue #1-#6 of the ongoing series.
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In Superman #8 there are a numbers of things that look to show that DC Comics is including Darwyn Cooke's acclaimed retro-style “DC: The New Frontier” from 2004 as part of the current DC Universe. Part of this is the includes Dinosaur Island, the South Pacific island in the DC Comics Universe populated with countless prehistoric-type creatures first introduced over half a century ago and was utilized as a locale in Darwyn's New Frontier.
"Possible spoilers"
After Superman and company survives an attack by a gigantic undersea monster, they survey the island only to discover wrecked WWII-vintage military vehicles.
Realizing they’ve been sent to a location without understanding why, they all attempt to fly away from the island only to be attacked again this time by a flock of pterodactyl-like dinos.
They fall to the ground, only to have the group of flying predators mysteriously fly away, apparently frightened for unknown reasons.
Within the skeletal remains of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, they find human remains, and discover some cryptic writings on a cave wall, that hint at the New Frontier storyline.
"Possible spoilers"
After Superman and company survives an attack by a gigantic undersea monster, they survey the island only to discover wrecked WWII-vintage military vehicles.
Realizing they’ve been sent to a location without understanding why, they all attempt to fly away from the island only to be attacked again this time by a flock of pterodactyl-like dinos.
They fall to the ground, only to have the group of flying predators mysteriously fly away, apparently frightened for unknown reasons.
Within the skeletal remains of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, they find human remains, and discover some cryptic writings on a cave wall, that hint at the New Frontier storyline.
Answers, and more dinos, might be forthcoming in the second part of “Escape From Dinosaur Island” in “Superman” #9.
Solicit:
"RETURN TO DINOSAUR ISLAND" part one! Father and Superson work on a science assignment with bizarre consequences that transports the pair along with Krypto to Dinosaur Island! Now, amid relics of World War II, Superman tries to keep Jon from the jaws of prehistoric predators! Worse, Kal-El can't find a way to fly off the Island.
This isn't the first kaiju like creature in DC Comic's new Rebirth Universe like this one here.
Solicit:
"RETURN TO DINOSAUR ISLAND" part one! Father and Superson work on a science assignment with bizarre consequences that transports the pair along with Krypto to Dinosaur Island! Now, amid relics of World War II, Superman tries to keep Jon from the jaws of prehistoric predators! Worse, Kal-El can't find a way to fly off the Island.
This isn't the first kaiju like creature in DC Comic's new Rebirth Universe like this one here.
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MONTY THE DINOSAUR #2
Writer(s): Bob Frantz
Artist Name(s): Jean Franco
Cover Artist(s): Jean Franco.They’ve played together, rode bikes and gorged themselves on cupcakes, but what else is there for Sophie and her loveable dino pal to do? Would you believe playing dress up? Solving a mysterious banana shortage? Building a rocketship in their backyard? An encounter with space monkeys?!? You’d better believe it, sisters and misters!
32 pgs./ E / FC $3.99
Writer(s): Bob Frantz
Artist Name(s): Jean Franco
Cover Artist(s): Jean Franco.They’ve played together, rode bikes and gorged themselves on cupcakes, but what else is there for Sophie and her loveable dino pal to do? Would you believe playing dress up? Solving a mysterious banana shortage? Building a rocketship in their backyard? An encounter with space monkeys?!? You’d better believe it, sisters and misters!
32 pgs./ E / FC $3.99
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CARTHAGO HC
Humanoids Inc
(W) Christophe Bec (A) Eric Henniot (A/CA) Milan Jovanovic
The megalodon, the prehistoric ancestor of the great white shark, was the most ferocious predator of the seas, an 80 foot killing machine extinct for millions of years. But when divers drilling in an underwater cave are attacked by this living fossil, oceanographer Kim Melville discovers that this creature may not only have survived, but thrived, and is reclaiming its place at the top of the food chain.
In Shops: Sep 28, 2016
SRP: $34.95
Quick facts about Carthago:
An international hit now available for the first-time in English
Appeals to fans of cryptozoology and Jaws.
Christophe Bec won the Albert Uderzo Prize in 2005 (Best Young Talent for his series Lent)
Sanctum, also written by Christophe Bec, was nominated for best comic/cartoon album at both the Jules Verne Film Festival in Paris and the Detective Film Festival in Cognac.
Humanoids Inc
(W) Christophe Bec (A) Eric Henniot (A/CA) Milan Jovanovic
The megalodon, the prehistoric ancestor of the great white shark, was the most ferocious predator of the seas, an 80 foot killing machine extinct for millions of years. But when divers drilling in an underwater cave are attacked by this living fossil, oceanographer Kim Melville discovers that this creature may not only have survived, but thrived, and is reclaiming its place at the top of the food chain.
In Shops: Sep 28, 2016
SRP: $34.95
Quick facts about Carthago:
An international hit now available for the first-time in English
Appeals to fans of cryptozoology and Jaws.
Christophe Bec won the Albert Uderzo Prize in 2005 (Best Young Talent for his series Lent)
Sanctum, also written by Christophe Bec, was nominated for best comic/cartoon album at both the Jules Verne Film Festival in Paris and the Detective Film Festival in Cognac.
Carthago desktop wallpaper.
