This week, we count down the top 5 DCnU titles we think will be cancelled first, as voted by members of the facebook group.
The rules stated that they must be titles that were part of the original 52 relaunched DC books.
As always, the very nature of lists means that absolutely no one will agree with it, but feel free to voice your opinions in the comments.
See the countdown HERE.
Sin City is not intelligent. It’s not a deep, allegorical story. It’s not one of those books that keeps you guessing the whole way through. What it is, is a high-octane noir full of guns, girls, car chases, violence and bad-ass characters. Sin City consists of 7 separate but interconnected volumes, each standing alone, but all part of the wider story of Basin City.
Adding an exciting new layer to Dark Horse Presents, Dark Horse Comics is proud to announce a new three-part story by New York Times best-selling artist for Batman, and current Captain America artist, Francesco Francavilla: The Black Beetle!
The Black Beetle is centered on a pulp-noir character and takes place in a fictional universe that’s based in Colt City. Francavilla published several stories online and even put out an ashcan. When the ashcan sold out, Francesco quickly realized that many fans were interested in exploring this world with him. It was only a matter of time before Dark Horse approached him about bringing some Black Beetle tales to Dark Horse Presents!
Want to know what happens in Magneto: Not a Hero #2 but don't want to read the whole thing? We sum it up for you in 5 comic panels! Previously, in issue one, Magneto is accused of Alpha Flighting a whole room of mutant haters but Magneto protests his innocence to Cyclops and the Avengers and heads out to find the real villain...
Taiwan-American Jo Chen is best known for her highly detailed, painted covers. Her attention to detail and eye for dynamic composition are responsible for her rapid rise in success in the American comics industry. Chen has been working in comics since she was 14, and continues to get better and better. Check out some examples of her covers after the jump!
The very first episode of Journey into 1001 Comics, hosted by Dr Peter, is here! Pete is reviewing all 1001 comics in the book '1001 Comics you Must Read Before You Die'. First up is The Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck by Rudolphe Topher from 1837.
Uncanny X-Force 18
I've been a massive fan of Jerome Opena. I've been even more a fan of Rick Remender. Together they have always delivered. If Brooks or Ribic replaces Opena, it's pretty much still a solid read to me but the Opena/Remender duo make the most impact and this issue is chock full of amazing panels of gut, gore, determined action and plain old throw-downs. Remender uses some old threads and seeds to weave an intricate finale to conclude the DARK ANGEL SAGA, although I am not too impressed with his ending.
