A Batman happy to use guns in his own battles.
And just as we saw Thomas Wayne Batman kill Bane in Batman #82 (above), so we see him killing Bane in his own reality, in just the same way, and in the same environment, but it's not the only death at his hands, portrayed by Mikel[...]
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After all, the concept of this villain is hilariously dumb! He's a dude who wears a giant kite! And keeps on just saying his own name and "Hell yeah!"
That's funny, right?
Well, the last aside showed us the tragic origin of Kite Man, and it showed us a whole new level to the character, bringing readers[...]
Hell Yeah starts a new storyline with issue 6… and this is a new image to tease it, out in September Apparently this uber-violent super-violent comic "truly changes everything about the book." Everything is new.
What is it with this "New" thing anyway? There's a lot of it going around these days…
Hell Yeah starts a[...]
Reviews have been extremely positive all round, and demand seems to be building on this one – fueled by a very low print run. The second print is already on the way.
Hell Yeah #1 had more copies available and is selling copies at $8.50 However the Hell Yeah ashcans, numbered 200 are sold at the Image Comics Expo for[...]
So apparently there were some other comics published today. Courtesy of Fairest #1, out today, for the first time I really want to live in the Fables
It might be worth keeping an eye on this one when C-Day happens.
Tomorrow, Image Comics publish Hell Yeah #1 and The Manhattan Projects #1 I'm calling it, if you buy those comics, and flip them in one or two weeks, you will make money.
Fuck it, I think you might well score with Supurbia #1 from[...]
Do you remember the Image Comics ashcans from twenty years ago?
I do, I still have my Maxx ashcans somewhere, issued before the release of the comic proper, half the size, showing off the then-upcoming art, numbered and signed by Sam Keith, black and white, with a garish coloured card cover.
Well Joe Keatinge remembers them too,[...]