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Comimc Book Collection: Preacher was like nothing else coming out. Garth Ennis created the perfect vehicle for his unique storytelling sensibility, allowing him to cover religion, America, cowboys, over-the-top violence, outrageous perversity, humour, love, loyalty (with even a cameo for Bill Hicks). He was joined in this journey by the excellent Steve Dillon on art, perfectly capturing every moment. I’d been reading Ennis’ work from his Hellblazer run, but it was this brilliant run that made me an Ennis fan for life. The image is the cover to the first trade paperback, done (as were all covers) by Glenn Fabry.
Comic Book Collection: Promethea was originally seen as ‘Alan Moore’s Wonder Woman’ but soon became something with a much larger scope and ambition, as Moore took the reader on a tour of magic. With JH Williams III being ably to draw anything and make it look amazing, it was truly magical (pun intended), as we followed the Sophie Bangs become Promethea, a metafictional character with magical power over the real world, a journey through magic, and the end of the world (or at least the ABC line of comics). The image is the cover to the first collection by Williams.
Dark Horse comics for February 2010: Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 8 has suffered a dip in entertainment of late, but it can still produce a nice cover. This is for issue 32, the cover drawn by Jo Chen, and it has a nice sense of wonder to it.
Dark Horse comics for February 2010: time for the latest Usagi Yojimbo cover by Stan Sakai (issue 126). As usual, it’s great. Am I repeating myself?
The day the sun fell to Earth by Poked Studio.
