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Dynamite has announced that The Terminator, which saw its third issue published this week, will see series artist David O'Sullivan replaced on upcoming issues Terminator #4 for January will see him replaced by Lorenzo Re, who will also draw issue 6 out in March, while Joe Mulvey will draw issue 5 Originally the series was[...]

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However, he has a new job coming up in Japan, and Aunt Sam is still breathing down his neck. Analog #3 cover by David O'Sullivan Analog #3 gives us a little more insight on the character of Oona while showing how devoted Jack is to her. Oona is undoubtedly a badass and a half, as we see from[...]

In the wake of news that Gerry Duggan and David O'Sullivan's Analog has been picked up by Lionsgate for a movie adaptation with John Wick director Chad Stahelski and Colony creator Ryan Condal attached, Image Comics is offering unsold C2E2 variants of the comic's first issue Presumably, the variants would otherwise have been shipped overseas to people[...]

Her plan is to undermine the need for people like Jack while slowly moving the world back to what it once was. Analog #2 cover by David O'Sullivan Analog #2 continues the intrigue, humor, and attitude of the first issue in a solid second issue that expands on the premise In a world run once more on[...]

Louis. Analog #1 cover by David O'Sullivan and Jordie Bellaire Analog presents a nice premise injected with noir vibes and a good lead if you can just get past the logic of said premise The comic, very smartly, is intentionally vague with what exactly happened, and it should probably leave it like that All we know is[...]