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Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog #8, cover by Jason Shawn Alexander
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NITA HAWES’ NIGHTMARE BLOG no.4 • cover art • Jason Shawn Alexander • writer • Rodney Barnes [Feb 2022]
"THE FIRE NEXT TIME," Part Four
From the universe of Eisner-nominated series KILLADELPHIA comes a terrifying new tie-in horror series by acclaimed Marvel writer RODNEY BARNES and fan-favorite SPAWN artist JASON SHAWN ALEXANDER.
Hunter becomes prey as paranormal investigator Nita Hawes finds herself drawn into the demon Corson’s path of destruction—but a new player has entered the fold: Anansi the Spider-God! Straight from the pages of KILLADELPHIA, Anansi has brought with him a vengeance unrivaled. Will his appearance bring hope, or will it spell certain doom for Nita?
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Nita Hawes' Nightmare Blog: Issue 1 (Cover Art Process Video)
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Image Comics wraps up their 30th anniversary festivities with a series of covers this month featuring one of the first characters they ever published, Todd McFarlane’s Spawn.
Here’s the variant cover for Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog #11.
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SPAWN TEAM-UP Variants IMAGE 30th Anniversary Part 4
Night Club #1 Cover D
Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog #11 Cover C
Nocterra: Val Special Cover H by Tony S. Daniel
Plush #2 Cover D by Daniel Hillyard
Radiant Black #20 Cover D
by Jonathan Glapion
Radiant Black #20 Cover E by Marcelo Costa
Radiant Pink #1 Cover D by Emma Kubert
Rogue Sun #9 Cover C by Marco Renna
Shirtless Bear Fighter 2 #5
Cover C by Matteo Scalera
Little Monsters #8 Cover C by Dustin Nguyen
Starhenge #6 Cover F by Liam Sharp
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I read a lot of things from my TBR in May, especially comics. Favorites this month were Hearts on Fire, The Rivals of Casper Run, and Don’t Fear the Reaper. I own Way Down Deep and A Very Beery New Year, KU titles were In a Jam, The Orc from the Office, Funny Guy, Hearts on Fire, Wishing Upon a Star, and Gouda Friends, and everything else was from either Hoopla or Libby.
How the Wallflower was Won (Last Chance Scoundrels #2) - Eva Leigh
Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog Vol. 1: The Fire Next Time (#1-6) - Rodney Barnes* **
Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog Vol. 2: Murder by Another Name (#7-12) - Rodney Barnes* **
In a Jam - Kate Canterbury
Saga #64 - Fiona Staples, Brian K. Vaughan
His at Night (The London Trilogy #3) - Sherry Thomas
Don’t Fear the Reaper (The Lake Witch Trilogy #2) - Stephen Graham Jones* **
The Orc from the Office (Claws & Cubicles #2) - Kate Prior
Funny Guy - Emma Barry
Hearts on Fire - Christina Berry*
Wishing Upon a Star (The Silver Linings Series #3) - Christina Berry*
The Sucker - Elle Shivers* **
The Rivals of Casper Road (Garnet Run #4) - Roan Parrish
Locke & Key/Sandman: Hell and Gone #0 - Joe Hill
Locke & Key/Sandman: Hell and Gone #1 - Joe Hill
Victor LaValle’s Destroyer #1-6 - Dietrich Smith, Victor LaValle* **
Basketful of Heads (Hill House Comics #1) - Dave Stewart, Deron Bennett, Leomacs, Joe Hill, Riccardo La Bella
Way Down Deep - Charlotte Stein, Cara McKenna
A Very Beery New Year (Cider Bar Sisters #3.5) - Jackie Lau* **
Gouda Friends (Ponto Beach Reunion #2) - Cathy Yardley* **
* = author(s) of color
** = main character(s) of color
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Join the Sistah Scifi Graphic Novel Club 11.18.23 @ 4pm PST to discuss Nita Hawe's Nightmare Blog Vol. 1
🔥From the universe of Eisner-nominated series KILLADELPHIA comes a terrifying new tie-in horror series by acclaimed Marvel writer RODNEY BARNES and fan-favorite SPAWN artist JASON SHAWN ALEXANDER.
Jimmy Sangster might have left Maryland for the vampire-infested city of “Killadelphia,” but there is still untold evil lurking the streets of Baltimore. The demon Corson has surfaced from the underworld to possess a once-wronged man, and his vengeance will come at the cost of humanity’s despair! But Jimmy’s former lover Nita Hawes—a woman with demons of her own—has begun a quest to root the evil out of her city.
Guided by the ghost of her dead brother, she must come to terms with her own past, lest she join her brother in a state worse than death!
The Organizers- @blerdywomanist is a journalist, content creator, and publisher located in New York City tri-state area. She created @fabulizmag - lifestyle a print and digital platform for blerd womanists that appreciate art, beauty, culture, and style.
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Comics at machine HQ
It’s been a little over three months since the last Comics at machine HQ post was published and arg, having read several interesting titles since then, decided that the world was now ready for a new one...
…and so here it is, a new Comics at machine HQ post to start the year on an exciting and colourful note!
As usual, in between reading funky comics and listening to music, arg has also been working on some other projects, glimpses of which can be seen over at Instagram, where machine HQ maintains a presence.
Let’s move on now to the comic themselves, shall we?
Wham! Comics to start 2023 with...
Well good reader, here are the comics/graphic novels arg has read and enjoyed in the last few months. All titles are arranged alphabetically, and related titles – or titles from same/similar genres – are listed in the Also recommended sections. Keep in mind that many – not all, though – of these titles are suitable for mature readers only.
“It is the early 1900s and the three Francœur children are struggling to survive in the slums of Paris. But their lives change forever with the arrival of a mysterious stranger from their father’s past. Countess Aristophania Bolt from the Kingdom of Azur claims she has come to help the trio, but between disturbing phenomena – tricks or sorcery? – and invisible threats, it is hard to know whom to trust…”
Also recommended: Resident Alien - The Book of Love, Aztec Ace - The Complete Collection, Evolution, Darwin, God, and the Horse-People, Trapped on Zarkass and Sapiens Imperium.
“Featuring brand new stories written by Garth Ennis – the mind behind The Boys, Preacher and war comics such as The Stringbags and Sara – the 96-page Battle Action special is full of excitement and thrills!
Ennis is joined on this landmark book, which captures the spirit and action of the ground-breaking and highly influential Battle and Action comics from the 1970s, by several veteran – and acclaimed! – artists.”
Also recommended: The EC Archives - Gunfighter, Volume 1 and Super Spy.
“Crime noir masters Ed Brubaker & Sean Phillips present yet another original graphic novel starring troublemaker-for-hire Ethan Reckless.
In the wake of the 1989 earthquake, Ethan takes a trip to San Francisco to search for a missing woman. But almost immediately, he finds himself going down a path of darkness and murder in a case unlike anything he’s faced before…”
Also recommended: A Taste for Blood and Cover.
“The Forest is a graphic novella told via twenty-five singular illustrations, without words, of which only Swiss artist Thomas Ott is capable. A young boy sneaks away from a family funeral and sinks into the forest depths, where he confronts man's greatest fear and must choose his path.
Drawing with a technique called scratchboard, where a white surface is covered with a black layer and scratched away, Ott creates images out of negative space to harrowing effect. In Ott's hands, the medium becomes the perfect vessel for his eerie, horror-imbued morality tales.”
Also recommended: Nita Hawes' Nightmare Blog and Joe Golem Omnibus.
“When world-renowned Italian journalist Roberto Saviano put pen to paper at age 26, he’d change laws, expose widespread corruption, put his own life at risk, and save countless others…
Gomorrah, his ground-breaking international bestseller, exposed the inner workings of the Italian mafia and placed Saviano under direct threat which has necessitated 24-hour police protection to this day.
Joined by award-winning cartoonist Asaf Hanuka, Saviano shares his deepest thoughts and experience of life in Naples, where he witnessed the power and violence of the mafia first hand.”
Also recommended: Tephlon Funk, Gost111 and Golden Rage.
“Nigerian brothers SHOBO and SHOF, present New Masters, a ground-breaking blend of science fiction, adventure, drama, and vibrant Afrofuturism.
In a striking vision of West Africa under the thumb of alien colonizers, a motley crew of outcasts find themselves caught up in a power struggle for control of an ancient artifact with immense power.”
Also recommended: Dark Blood, Luna, Star Wars - Tales from the Rancor Pit and Judge Dredd - The Complete Case Files, Volume 40.
“After a hold-up gone wrong, Slick finds himself deep in the red with local mafia boss Rex. But that’s not the only thing setting them at odds: they also have their sights set on the same woman, the beguiling Caprice. She’s engaged to Rex and headlines his club, where she thrills the nightly crowds. She’s off-limits, but Slick has never been one for limits. And he has unfinished business with Caprice, who was once his own sweetheart before the war pulled them apart.
After all these years, there’s no love lost between them, but that doesn’t mean the old spark isn’t alive… And now, they’re playing with fire. Taking inspiration from the Hollywood noir films of the 1950s, Enrico Marini delivers a gritty graphic novel combining crime, love, jealousy, and betrayal.”
Also recommended: The Stranger - The Graphic Novel and Scars.
“Follow Professor J.T. Meinhardt and Mr. Knox as they pursue ne'er-do-well creatures of the night! Backed by the dauntless vampire hunter Ms. Mary Van Sloan, the heroes pursue vampires, werewolves, and other horrors that even they are hard-put to name or explain. The only thing that's for certain is that the strange truths these adventurers uncover are seldom what they seem!”
Also recommended: Dark Ride, The Collector and Bone Orchard - Ten Thousand Black Feathers.
“After twenty years working on film and series shoots, Benoît Cohen is drained. His enthusiasm gone, a desire to stop writing and put down the camera takes over. In the city for a year, he still wonders about how best to absorb the rich diversity of the cosmopolitan metropolis, settling on a simple idea: he will become a taxi driver.
Behind the iconic Yellow Cab, behind the fantasy of freedom and independence, behind the faces of his thousands of passengers, Benoît discovers a world to which he is a stranger. He dives into his new life with the idea of turning it into a screenplay for a future film, but the material he collects from this social experiment marks him deeply, leading down unsuspected paths.
First, the administrative maze that leads to the taxi driver's license. Then the world behind the scenes. And finally, the prejudices that surround the profession and lead customers, cops, and the entire city to look at it-quite randomly-either with indifference, kindness, or aggression.
The project transforms into an autobiographical novel interspersed with reflections on the creative process, and with the help of Chabouté, it is now a sensitive, deeply human graphic novel with breathtaking illustrations that pay vibrant tribute to New York City.”
Also recommended: Salamandre, When Everything Turned Blue, It's Lonely at the Centre of the World and Sunburn.
machine HQ’s Retro Pick!
And now, here’s a brand-new section: machine HQ’s Retro Pick!
“Sophie Bangs was a just an ordinary college student in a weirdly futuristic New York when a simple assignment changed her life forever. While researching Promethea, a mythical warrior woman, Sophie receives a cryptic warning to cease her investigations.
Ignoring the cautionary notice, she continues her studies and is almost killed by a shadowy creature when she learns the secret of Promethea. Surviving the encounter, Sophie soon finds herself transformed into Promethea, the living embodiment of the imagination.
Her trials have only begun as she must master the secrets of her predecessors before she is destroyed by Promethea's ancient enemy.”
And that, good reader, brings us to the end of this list! Visit The Apocalypse Project [on twitter and on tumblr], and stay tuned to machine HQ blog…
Header image features artwork from Disney’s Uncle Scrooge comics and from Sam Keith’s The Maxx books.
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Meanwhile, check out how a certain entertainment industry has been plagiarizing music from all over the world and copying foreign films too, for so-called “fame and fortune”. And the plagiarism doesn’t end with just music and films: it extends to – and is rampant in – other fields such as graphic design, too! Just follow the links… and prepare to be shocked!
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Image reveals six more Spawn variant covers
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Image Comics has revealed six more eye-popping Spawn team-up variants—ahead of the December Spawn takeover campaign—which will grace the covers of the upcoming Golden Rage #5, Image! #9, Junkyard Joe #3, Love Everlasting #5, Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog #11, and Radiant Black #20.
Todd McFarlane’s iconic, history-making, record-breaking Spawn will be everywhere next month and will appear on over…
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NITA HAWES' NIGHTMARE BLOG no.5 • cover art • Jason Shawn Alexander • writer • Rodney Barnes [Mar 2022]
From the universe of Eisner-nominated series KILLADELPHIA comes a terrifying new tie-in horror series by acclaimed Marvel writer RODNEY BARNES and fan-favorite SPAWN artist JASON SHAWN ALEXANDER.
The demon Corson and his enemy Anansi the Spider-God clash for the first time in eons, and this battle will determine the fate of man. Meanwhile, paranormal investigator Nita Hawes finds herself at a crossroads, and the spirit of her dead brother Jason hangs in the balance!
#NITA HAWES' NIGHTMARE BLOG no.5#Jason Shawn Alexander#Rodney Barnes#Night Flight Comics#Comic Mail Orders#NFCOMICS#NITA HAWES' NIGHTMARE BLOG#killadelphia
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Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog #5, cover by Jason Shawn Alexander
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'Killadelphia' Gets A Spin Off Lovecraftian Horror Series, 'Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog' This Fall
‘Killadelphia’ Gets A Spin Off Lovecraftian Horror Series, ‘Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog’ This Fall
The horror-filled Killadelphia universe is to expand with the inclusion new tie-in title, Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog from Killadelphia co-creators writer Rodney Barnes and artist Jason Shawn Alexander. From the first look below, it’s a series that is a more than a little bit inspired by the writing os H.P. Lovecraft. Speaking to Comic Book Resources. Barnes said:
“Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog is…
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NITA HAWES’ NIGHTMARE BLOG
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