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Dark Horse brings all-ages Star Wars and Plants vs. Zombies to Free Comic Book Day
Dark Horse brings all-ages Star Wars and Plants vs. Zombies to Free Comic Book Day #comics #comicbooks #starwars #pvz #fcbd #fcbd2024 #fcbd24
Dark Horse Comics has announced their Free Comic Book Day Silver offering featuring two new stories suitable for readers of all ages, with two separate stories set in the worlds of Star Wars and Plants vs. Zombies. This issue will be available at participating comic shops on Free Comic Book Day, which takes place on May 4, 2024.
May the Fourth be with you in this all-new tale from Star…
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“Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Vol. 2: Scum and Villainy” Paperback Collection Announced
Dark Horse has announced new paperback collection Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Vol. 2: Scum and Villainy, which collects issues #5-8 of Star Wars Hyperspace Stories. The collection includes works by writers Cecil Castellucci, Amanda Deibert, and Michael Moreci, artists Andy Duggan, Andrea Mutti, Riccardo Faccini, and Eduardo Mello, and colorists Daniel Jackson and Michael Atiyeh.
“From one end of the galaxy to the other, the forces of evil grow stronger. Criminal syndicates scheme in the shadows, while vicious bounty hunters track down the guilty and innocent alike. And from the height of the Clone Wars to the darkest days of the Resistance, the agents and disciples of the Sith work tirelessly to enact the dark will of their shadowy masters.” (Dark Horse)
Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Vol. 2: Scum and Villainy goes on sale in bookstores on September 5, 2023, and in comic shops on September 6, 2023.
(Image via Dark Horse - Cover of Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Vol. 2: Scum and Villainy)
#star wars#star wars hyperspace stories vol 2#star wars hyperspace stories#cecil castellucci#amanda deibert#michael moreci#andy duggan#andrea mutti#riccardo faccini#eduardo mello#daniel jackson#michael atiyeh#dark horse#TGCLiz
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Today marks 60 years of X-Men!
#x-men#Uncanny X-Men#stan lee#jack kirby#chris claremont#john byrne#jim lee#neal adams#joe madureira#andy kubert#scott lobdell#fabian nicieza#russell dauterman#jonathan hickman#gerry duggan#pepe larraz#marc silvestri#david finch#marvel#mutants#Cyclops#jean grey#wolverine#magneto#professor x#rogue#storm#Polaris#Nightcrawler#colossus
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Best companion to get intoxicated with: Round 0 Masterpost
the elimintation numbers on the posts themselves are largely wrong because I made a mistake and only realised when it was too late, its two per group except 14 and 15 which is 3
Day 2
Elimination Groups:
Group 8 (2 eliminations)
God the Computer
Hallan
Hass
Hebe Harrison
Hex Schofield
Irving Braxiatel
Jack McSpringheel
Group 9 (2 eliminations)
Jane Austen
Jason Kane
John (Another Girl, Another Planet)
Joseph (Oh No it Isn't)
Joseph (The Doomsday Manuscript)
Koschei
Laura Tobin
Group 10 (2 eliminations)
Lola Denison
Mark Seven
McQueen!Master
Miranda Who
Mother Francesca
Mother Mathara
Mr Crofton
Group 11 (2 eliminations)
Ms Jones
Narvin
Pandora
Peter Summerfield
Preacher!Master
Renee Thalia
Romana III
Group 12 (2 eliminations)
Ruth Leonidus
Sabbath Dei
Sam Bishop
Scarlette
Stratum Seven Agent
Tameka Vito
The Black Dalek Leader
Group 13 (2 eliminations)
The Earl of Sandwich
The Original Golden Dalek Emperor
The War King
Unnamed Courtesan (In the Year of the Cat)
V.M.McCrimmon
Valarie Lockwood
Wolsey
Group 14 (3 eliminations)
Ianto Jones
Toshiko Sato
Owen Harper
Andy Davidson
Gwen Cooper
Banana Boat
The TARDIS
Missy
Group 15 (3 eliminations)
Sally Sparrow
Larry Nightingale
Bannakaffalatta
Vincent van Gogh
Madam Vastra
Psi
Saibra
Beep the Meep
Seeding Groups
Group 8
Charley Pollard
Evelyn Smythe
Lucie Miller
Liv Chenka
Group 9
Bernice Summerfield
Fitz Kreiner
Frobisher
Iris Wildthyme
Group 10
Rose Tyler
Mickey Smith
Jack Harkness
Martha Jones
Group 11
Donna Noble
Wilfred Mott
River Song
Amy Pond
Rory Williams
Group 12
Clara Oswald
Bill Potts
Nardole
Yasmin Khan
Group 13
Graham O'Brien
Ryan Sinclair
Dan Lewis
Ruby Sunday
day 1 under the cut
Day 1
Elimination Groups:
Group 1 (2 eliminations)
Sara Kingdom
Bret Vyon
Delgado!Master
Morbius
Sutekh the Destroyer
Cessiar of Diplos
Duggan
Group 2 (2 eliminations)
Erato
Pangol of Argolis
Deedrix of Tigella
Soldeed of Skonnos
The Three who Rule
Varsh
Group 3 (2 eliminations)
Keara
Tylos
Tremas of Traken
Panna
Karuna
Aris
Group 4 (2 eliminations)
Richard Mace
Kamelion
King Yrcanos
Sabalom Glitz
The Kandyman
Karra
Group 5 (2 eliminations)
Adrien Wall
Alan Turing
B-Aaron
C'rizz
Captain Black
Captain Magenta
Carmen Yeh
Group 6 (2 eliminations)
Chris Cwej
Clarence the Angel
Compassion
Cousin Anastasia
Cousin Gustav
Cousin Intrepid
Cousin Justine
Group 7 (2 eliminations)
Cousin Octavia
D'eon
Death's Head
Eliza
Elspeth (Where Angels Fear)
Emilie Mars-Smith
Father Kreiner
Seeding Groups
Group 1
Susan Foreman
Barbara Wright
Ian Chesterton
Vicki Pallister
Group 2
Steven Taylor
Dodo Chaplet
Ben Jackson
Polly Wright
Group 3
Jamie McCrimmon
Victoria Waterfield
Zoe Heriot
The Brigadier
Sergeant Benton
Group 4
Liz Shaw
Mike Yates
Jo Grant
Sarah-Jane Smith
Harry Sullivan
Group 5
Leela
K9
Romana I
Romana II
Group 6
Adric
Nyssa
Tegan Jovanka
Vislor Turlough
Group 7
Peri Brown
Mel Bush
Ace McShane
Chang Lee
Grace Holloway
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Ty Yorrick | illustrated by Andy Duggan & Roman Stevens
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POV: you've stowed away on a time machine and it's dropped you off at Paddington, nearly a decade ago. This is the TDM cast board now facing you. Who are you following?
[Alt: a cast board, listing characters and the performers who are playing them.
William - Omar Gordon, Mary - Laure Bachelot, Dwayne - Oliver Hornsby-Sayer, Andy - James Finnemore, Harry Greener - James Sobol Kelly, Faye Greener - Katie Lusby, Miguel - Georges Hann, Conrad - Alex Mugnaioni, The Dust Witch - Katherine Cowie, Drugstore Girl - Sonya Cullingford, The Barman - Ygal Jerome Tsur, The Grocer - Monsur Ali, The Fool - Alistair Goldsmith, Wendy - Chihiro Kawasaki, Marshall - Jesse Kovarsky, Dolores Grey - Marla Phelan, Andrea - Kirsty Arnold, Claude Estée - Anwar Russell, Frankie - Daniel Whiley, Alice Estée - Emily Mytton, The Doctor - Sam Booth, Mr Stanford - James Traherne, Assistant to Ms Grey - Stephanie Nightingale, The Gatekeeper - Christian From, Romola - Sarah Sweeney, Lila - Kath Duggan, The Seamstress - Annabeth Berkeley, Phoebe - Mia Mountain, Mr Tuttle - Edward Halsted, The Executives - Matthew Blake + Kathryn McGarr, Band - William South, Pete Bennie, Graham Farnsworth + Jake Woodward]
#the drowned man#drowned man#temple studios#punchdrunk#punchdrunk theatre#immersive theatre#immersive#cast list games#i'm starting with ali's fool for a whole loop#then i'm stopping in to hang out with ygal's spanish barman#which i'm forever sad to have missed#and then i'm finishing the show with james's andy#town girl at heart#i miss this stupid show so much
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"Today's" FCBD Comic> Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures FCBD 2024
BW's "Today's" FCBD Comic> Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures FCBD 2024
“If we hurry, maybe we can escape to Dark Horse before Disney catches us.”
Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures Free Comic Book Day 2024
Dark Horse Comics (May, 2024)
COVER ART: Andy Duggan
“Sky Parade Rescue”
WRITER: Daniel José Older
ARTIST: Andy Duggan
COLORIST: Dan Jackson
LETTERERS: Jimmy Betancourt & Tyler Smith
CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Michael Siglain
SENIOR EDITOR: Robert Simpson
ASSOCIATE EDITOR:…
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Dark Horse Preview: FCBD 2024: Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures
Read a preview of FCBD 2024: Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures from Dark Horse Comics, written by Daniel José Older, Paul Tobin with art by Andy Duggan, Luisa Russo.
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Dark Horse Preview: FCBD 2024: Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures
Read a preview of FCBD 2024: Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures from Dark Horse Comics, written by Daniel José Older, Paul Tobin with art by Andy Duggan, Luisa Russo.
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It's not the final cover, but here's a look at this years Free Comic Book Day Star Wars title from Dark Horse Comics, a Young Jedi Adventures comic from artist Andy Duggan and writer DJ Older that brings together the characters from the hit Disney Junior show and Older's young High Republic Adventures heroes. https://twitter.com/Andy_Duggan/status/1725231769790624100 This year Free Comic Book Day lands on Saturday 4th May, so happy hunting. [amazon box="1368080286"]
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Duggan Hill
Network: Time Signal Productions
Genre: fiction, thriller, drama
Length: 15-20 min
Status: complete, 29 eps, 2 seasons
Recommend? YESSSSSS
This pod is a lesser known drama which is crazy because after listening to it I thought it'd have the same following as TMA or The Black Tapes or WtNV. Anyways, the story follows Zoe, who is looking for her ex, Sasha, who has gone missing in Duggan Hill, Seskatchewan. It starts out feeling very true crime-y but takes a turn for... well I won't spoil it. Very well done, very bingeable. When I first listened, I was completely immersed. Can't say enough good things about it. I prefer season one, but season two is a damn good listen as well.
#duggan hill#canada#Seskatchewan#queer#podcast rec#podcast reviews#under an hour#under 30 min#completed series#complete#fiction#drama#thriller#mystery#favorites#pnw#but like canada pnw#andy garland#queer representation
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Beware the power of the Dark Side in Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Volume 2: Scum and Villainy
Beware the power of the Dark Side in Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Volume 2: Scum and Villainy #comics #comicbooks #starwars
Dark Horse presents a new epic paperback collection in Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Volume 2: Scum and Villainy! The book contains issues #5—#10 of the Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories comics. It is written by Cecil Castellucci, Amanda Deibert, and Michael Moreci with interior art by Andy Duggan, Andrea Mutti, Riccardo Faccini and Eduardo Mello and colors by Daniel Jackson and Michael Atiyeh. This…
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#amanda deibert#andrea mutti#andy duggan#cary nord#cecil castellucci#daniel jackson#dark horse#Dark Horse Comics#eduardo mello#michael atiyeh#michael moreci#riccardo faccini#star wars#star wars: hyperspace stories#tom fowler#trade paperback#trade paperbacks
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Wolverine: Infinity Watch #3
#wolverine#logan howlett#loki laufeyson#loki odinson#loki#comic books#comicbooks#Marvel Comics#marvel#bats#gerry duggan#andy macdonald
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Avengers and Justice League move over! The cutest heroes on the planet are ready to save the city one more time. This Season Finale delivers as the Hero Cats and friends go on their craziest adventure yet. A winter storm has Stellar City in it’s icy grip and the snow won’t let up! Ace, Cassie, Belle, Midnight, Rocket and Rocco have to solve one more cool mystery.“Hero Cats of Stellar City is everything you love about comics, with the added awesomeness of cats!” creator/writer Kyle Putkammer comments. “Four years ago, Hero Cats of Stellar City #1 hit comic book store shelves nationwide. Since then, I have had the honor of traveling the country and meeting thousands of Hero Cats fans. My art team set lofty goals and achieved each one of them. I’m proud of the incredible stories we’ve been able to tell together.”
He goes on to say, “This is the first comic series I’ve ever written! So after seven graphic novels and two mini-series, it’s time for a Season Finale and a much deserved cat nap. Find out what the future holds for the Hero Cats of Stellar City. Don’t miss this book! And as always, Stay Stellar!”
The season final of HERO CATS will be available in a comic book store near you on April 4th, 2018. Preorder the book with the Diamond item code FEB180971.
HERO CATS OF STELLAR CITY: SEASON FINALE (VOLUME 7)
Writer(s): Kyle Puttkammer
Artist Name(s): Andy Duggan
Cover Artist(s): Andy Duggan
Inks: Brandon Page & Andy Duggan
Colors: Sigi Ironmonger, Meg Daunting, Daniel Hooker
Letters: George Gant
96 pgs./ E / FC
$11.99
HERO CATS SEASON FINALE: The Hero Cats and friends go on their craziest adventure yet! Avengers and Justice League move over! The cutest heroes on the planet are ready to save the city one more time.
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Wolverine: Infinity Watch #1
Writer: Gerry Duggan | Artist: Andy MacDonald | Colourist: Jordie Bellaire | Letters: Cory Petit
Published by Marvel | 20.02.2019 | $3.99
Wolverine: Infinity Watch #1 attempts to make sense of what Wolverine has been up to since Marvel Legacy #1 amidst continuing on with the narrative spinning out of Infinity Wars. As such, we get Logan hopping about with Loki, and the return of Warbringer as he searches for the stone still on Earth.
Gerry Duggan has the unenviable task of letting us know what actually happened surrounding Wolverine’s resurrection as it relates to him having one of the stones in Marvel Legacy and, well, it turns out it wasn’t so. Whether or not you enjoy and accept the explanation will depend on how much you enjoy retcons and the explanation for what happened, but to be fair to Duggan, it is somewhat funny. At least from a detached perspective.
This works better as a continuation of Infinity Wars, building upon Loki’s story Duggan was telling there, and the bits and pieces of the current state of the Infinity Stones as sentient beings. And his Loki is one of the more entertaining characterizations out there.
The artwork from Andy MacDonald and Jordie Bellaire is incredible. I’d probably go so far to say that it’s even better than MacDonald’s work on Multiple Man and that one had an immense amount of detail on a multiplicity of Madroxes. There’s humour in many of the sequences, wonderful facial expressions throughout, and very nice layouts.
Personally, I think that Marvel deeply botched Wolverine’s return. From Marvel Legacy through Hunt for Wolverine and Return of Wolverine, it has felt as though there’s been no through line and that the direction was rudderless. That appearances have been oversaturated, not well thought out, in some cases contradictory, and that everything between Marvel Legacy and basically this have been a heartless corporate push to part readers with their money. Which is par for the course, since this is Wolverine we’re talking about, but has left me with a disappointed feeling that we’ve more or less been jerked around for more than a year with some hand-wavy explanations for what happened and a whole load of stories that were essentially bunk, retconning things out of existence. Which is a shame because most of the creators working on them deserve better, and in isolation many of the stories were rather good, it’s just that the entire Return of Wolverine initiative has been a narrative mess.
And I still feel sour about it.
That being said, I can’t really fault Gerry Duggan, Andy MacDonald, Jordie Bellaire, or Cory Petit with that. They’re just trying to make sense of the mess and tell an entertaining story to the best of their abilities. On that remit, they succeed in spades. If you want the continuation of Infinity Wars, this does that well. If you just want a Wolverine story with great art, this does that well too.
Quick Bits:
Age of X-Man: The Amazing Nightcrawler #1 introduces us to Kurt’s world of filmmaking in the Age of X-Man, along with his co-star Meggan, from Seanan McGuire, Juan Frigeri, Dono Sánchez-Almara, and Travis Lanham. It deals with many of the same themes of familial attachment and forbidden to love as the other two series so far, so I kind of get the impression that we’re going to see a lot of that repeated through these mini-series, but it’s entertaining. The art from Frigeri and Sánchez-Almara is very nice, reminding me a bit of Ken Lashley’s work with Kurt in Excalibur and X-calibre.
Hulkverines #1 begins the three-part end to Weapon H’s saga from Greg Pak, Ario Anindito, Morry Hollowell, Andrew Crossley, and Joe Caramagna. It’s not bad, bringing in the Leader to solve the problem of an Immortal Hulk. The set up for the battle between Hulk and Hulkverine is a little ridiculous, with Banner acting like one of the dumbest smart guys in how he approached Clay, but the action from Anindito, Hollowell, and Crossley is well done. Also, the horror element of the sunset with Hulk’s new rules is chilling. I generally enjoyed the Weapon H series and its old school Marvel throwback style and the first part of this seems to continue that verve.
Uncanny X-Men #12 is more nightmare fuel for the horrible world that the mutants who remained now find themselves in post “Disassembled” as Matthew Rosenberg, Salvador Larroca, Rachelle Rosenberg, and Joe Caramagna pick up Scott and Logan’s buddy comedy as they unravel some of the threads from the recent New Mutants and Astonishing X-Men. The continuation of these threads is very satisfying, although this series remains incredibly bleak and the death toll is pretty high. They seem to be killing at least one beloved mutant every issue so far. Like part one of “This is Forever”, you wonder how heroes like the Avengers remain complacent in allowing this sort of thing to continue.
The Unexamined: Dazzler #1 Facsimile Edition, Return of Wolverine #5
Collections: Cable & X-Force: Onslaught, Secret Agent Deadpool, Uncanny X-Men by Kieron Gillen Complete Collection - Volume 1
d. emerson eddy is the living embodiment of the Kidney Stone. ...I’m sorry? What do you mean that’s not one of the Infinity Stones? Are you sure?
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SLASHHK AAARGGH!
Wolverine: Infinity Watch #2
L: Cory Petit
A: Andy MacDonald
W: Gerry Duggan
#wolverine infinity watch#wolverine#Marvel Comics#lettering#typography#Cory Petit#andy macdonald#gerry duggan
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