fatale Archives

New thriller Fatale debuted its trailer and poster today Starring Hilary Swank, Michael Ealy, Mike Colter, Danny Pino, Tyrin Turner, and Damaris Lewis, the film is about a successful sports agent who, after a one-night stand, is caught in the web of a police officer who is hell-bent on involving him in her latest investigation[...]

Other pics moving dates from the studio include Kristen Wiig comedy Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar from July 2020 to July 2021, Martin Campbell's The Asset to April 2021, and Hilary Swank thriller Fatale to October 30th, 2020 John Wick 4 is the only film that moved to 2022 Deadline had the[...]

Lazarus, Sheltered, Seconds, Pretty Deadly, Rocket Girl, Sex Criminals, Letter 44, Fatale, Trees, Six-Gun Gorilla, Breaks, The Wicked + The Divine, Princess Ugg, The Auteur… This is an absolute golden age of diversity in comics, and it's being driven by creators making original books they love It's what many of us have been striving towards for[...]

1, and Fatale Vol 1 Those who pay more than the average price will also receive Saga Vol 1, Revival Vol 1 and Chew Vol 1 Paying $15 or more will unlock The Walking Dead Vol 1 and 20, completing the bundle of nine comic books. Customers can choose how their payment is allocated: between the comic book creators and/or the Comic Book Legal[...]

The process of a cover by Sean Phillips for Fatale #21… The process of a cover by Sean Phillips for Fatale #21… The process of a cover by Sean Phillips for Fatale #21… The process of a cover by Sean Phillips for Fatale #21… The process of a cover by Sean Phillips for Fatale #21… [...]

He is after all a Sun God. What do dreams look like in the crime fantasy noir world of Fatale? Like the opposite of everything else in Fatale This must have hurt… The first feelings of Alex + Ada… and we all know what comes after chocolate, right? That's right, and so does Sex, discovering it's drive[...]

They take on a huge range of comics this week, including trade deluxe editions and omnibus editions–kudos for including those, guys! Books covered in this episode are: Marvel Comics: Magneto #1 BOOM! Studios: Evil Empire #1 DC Comics: Forever Evil #6 DC Comics: Batman Superman Annual #1 Dark Horse Comics: Veil #1 Image Comics: Starlight #1 Marvel Comics: Moon Knight #1 Image Comics: Velvet[...]

And you can tell exactly what that difference is between the two different black bars we've been forced to use. Wow, Fatale really knows how to take the fun out of sex Can anyone leave us on even more of a downer? And Rachel Rising goes there I think I prefer the Winter Soldier's options… Comics courtesy of[...]

I think I could cope a lot more with rabbits screaming. Very nice, Fatale, but what happens when you dance too hard? No, no, that's just Uber #7 there, as the Japanese get all superpowered up and start looking all Akira on us Though not as much as Bleeding Cool owner Avatar Press' other stablemate this week. That's[...]

At least Philosophising means you're thinking… Infinity: The Heist seems to have looked at Superior Foes Of Spider-Man and thought "hey, I could do that!" And they have, and very well too, I might add! But they are not the only ones with crime on their mind, such as Fatale Funny how that spills over into sex[...]

Vindication at last! Fatale #15 gave me a sudden flashback to the first book by Ed Brubaker I read, many years ago in his semi-autobiographical Lowlife… Write what you know, I suppose. Young Avengers gives us a take on legacy superheroes – especially relevant given the team's previous pedigree At least I hope he's not talking about Si[...]

However, that's not keeping me from being vocal regardless! Who is not eligible to vote? Comics press or reviewers (unless they are nominees) Non-creative publisher staff members (PR, marketing, assistants, etc.) Fans Before I get back to work on Rich Johnston's BlueWater graphic memoir so I can be eligible for next year, let the games begin! Best Continuing Series Fatale, by[...]

Cameron Hatheway writes; Fatale #14 by Sean Phillips Why did it have to be toothy Cthulu faces? I hate toothy Cthulu faces! The eerie use of black and white works quite well with this cover, followed by the stunning red center drawing attention to our femme fatale She's got her Chicago Typewriter prepped and ready for action[...]

Fatale, by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (Image) A beautiful woman with a mysterious past, a reporter in too deep, and human sacrifices for supernatural beings The latest collaboration between Brubaker and Phillips, Fatale is a wonderful blend of noir, science-fiction, and horror with a dash of the occult for good measure. Hawkeye, by Matt Fraction and[...]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmu3wU7Yfp0 Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop writes; Hey Fandom! Happy New Year's, here's my favorite new comics now!

The paralls are clear… Angouleme-listed Fatale also loves a little parallel in this scene of sex and violence, equally posed with the participants in different positions… and temperaments This is the kind of thing that would seem horribly forced in a cinematic jump cut, here in comics it works like a dream. How the Cuban Missile Crisis[...]

The crime/thriller selection also includes Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips' Fatale. Here's how the different selections play out… click for more. Official Selection 2013 [...]

So you don't have to. Fatale #9 by Sean Phillips Fifty Shades of Green…and Tentacles (Now a New York Times Best-Seller!) Sean Phillips does a marvelous job setting-up a creepy tone with this cover The color choices alone are spectacular, for the red jacket really pops on the green background, but those shadows are so sinister, that[...]

I lost my house keys for a good half hour this morning, this is just the sort of help I could have done with. Fatale gives us a lesson in "how to make a man an unredeemable bad guy in one simple panel" While we learn everything we need to about how Hit Girl became such a[...]

They've produced the best crime comics of the last decade with Criminal, they've done their own unique brand of pulp aged super-villainy with Incognito and now they're spinning a horror tale that's quickly making a name for itself right alongside those other titles with Fatale. The first volume felt like the brain sick love child of[...]

I just slept till noon. SigningWatch: A few upcoming signing events at Gosh Comics, London…  A launch party for the Fatale collection, with Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips on Saturday, July 7th, 6.30 – 9pm And a launch party for Ellipsis by Tom Humberstone on Friday, July 27th, 7pm -8.30pm. ApeWatch: From Boom, in September… Planet Of[...]

Do you have any thoughts on what causes these blips? Eric: I think you're skipping over Fatale, Whisper, Alpha Girl, Thief of Thieves and The Manhattan Projects, along with Prophet and Glory, and I think you can go back even further than that, really, because things like The Strange Talent of Luther Strode, Mudman, and The[...]

Check your purchases over the last few weeks, they could fund your next trip to the comic shop. Take Fatale #1, successfully selling for $28. Peter Panzerfaust #1 now selling for $15.50 and there's a bit of a mad rush to get copies. Prophet #21 which is basically a first issue is also at $15 book. Alpha Girl #1[...]

The standard cover for Fatale #1 from Image Comics has just successfully sold for $9.75 plus $3.95 shipping The standard cover Prophet #21 from Image Comics has just successfully sold for $9.99 plus $4.50 shipping. The variants are going for more. The first was published two weeks ago for $3.50 The second yesterday for $2.99. Did you fill your[...]

Before it had shipped to comic stores, Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips's Fatale had sold out to retailers, burning through the overprint and ensuring a second print coming out next month. But what of the first print? It's been well promoted and well sold and whizzing out of comic shops all over the place The reviews[...]

In the final (and rather wonderful) issue of Criminal: Last Of The Innocent, out this week, Ed Brubaker talks about his and Sean Phillips' next project for Marvel's Icon imprint, in the back. It's called Fatale. Brubaker says; Fatale is a bigger story, one that'll run at least 12 issues, and I think it brings a new twist[...]