Written by Kevin Rubio
Pencils and Cover by Lucas Marangon
Inks by Nick Schley
Colors by Andrew Dalhouse
Letters by Troy Peteri
Red 5 Comics
Cover price: $2.95; On sale: Feb. 20, 2008
What would you do if your father just died, leaving you a large inheritance? What would you also do if part of that inheritance meant finding out your father had not only faked his death, but turns out he was the super-villain known as Abyss? Well, if you lived in a superhero world, it means you'd put on a sweet battle suit and go about trying to right the wrongs he's perpetrated. At least that's what this series would have you believe...continue reading this review at Geeks of Doom!
Showing posts with label Andrew Dalhouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andrew Dalhouse. Show all posts
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Comic Review: Abyss #3
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Comic Review: Afterburn #1
Created by Scott Chitwood
Script by Scott Chitwood, Paul Ens
Pencils by Wayne Nichols
Inks by Nick Schley
Colors by Marc Hampson, Andrew Dalhouse
Letters by Troy Peteri
Red 5 Comics
Cover price: $2.95; On sale Jan 23, 2007
Mmmmm... I do love me a bit of fine post-apocalyptic fiction.
The Terminator. The Matrix. Singularity 7. Mad Max. I Am Legend! There's just something about the post-apocalyptic setting that fascinates me. No chance for a happy ending. The worst has already happened. The good guys lost. The world ended. What happens next? What stories are told in the aftermath? How do we, as a society and as a species, bounce back?...continue reading this review at Geeks of Doom!
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
Comic Review: Abyss #2
Written by Kevin Rubio
Pencils and Cover by Lucas Marangon
Inks by Nick Schley
Colors by Andrew Dalhouse
Letters by Troy Peteri
Red 5 Comics
Cover price: $2.95; Available now
The first time I saw the advertisement for Red 5's new series, Abyss, it hit me with one of the more interesting sells I've seen. It touted itself as the first comic book to begin its story *after* the death of the title character. The picture in the ad was a riff on the classic Death of Superman image, with Abyss's cape in tatters, fluttering from a makeshift flagpole while characters in super-suits stood in the background with their heads bowed...continue reading this review at Geeks of Doom!
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