Peter Panzerfaust Archives

Six new Image Comics series, two relaunches, two one-shots, the return of Rocket Girl and a new artist for Rat Queens and the end of Peter Panzerfaust… welcome to the Image Comics May 2015 Solicitations! Oh and look, Negan's out…. INJECTION #1 story: WARREN ELLIS art / covers A & B: DECLAN SHALVEY & JORDIE BELLAIRE MAY 13 / 24 PAGES[...]

Gummy fruit flavoured worms. Though Peter Panzerfaust would probably beg to differ given the choice. The Empty Man #6 is ready to turn your stomach at any given moment And it's final issue is no slouch in that department… but if that doesn't do it… …Crossed Badlands should give you all you need, and more[...]

Well, X-Files Year Zero, I just bought some comic books. Let's see what's going on? Well, we seem to have another confluence between Marvel and DC, with

Bleeding Cool's SDCC 2014 announcement from Dark Horse is the impending March 2015 series Neverboy written by Shaun Simon of The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys and recent Vertigo Quarterly anthologies and drawn by Tyler Jenkins of Peter Panzerfaust and Snow Angel, with colors by Kelly Fitzpatrick of Dark Horse Presents, Peter Panzerfaust, and more. The[...]

A new Image title that finds an ordinary human in an extraordinary world, finding the less obvious wonders around herself. Gotta say, when Peter Panzerfaust started, this was not the kind of scene I was expecting Or the kind of Wendy Pretty pleased with it though.   Great Pacific switches from giving us lessons on geology, geochemistry and[...]

Writer of Image comic books Peter Panzerfaust (now being turned into a TV show by pinko commies at the BBC) and Rat Queens @AdamBaldwin Man, you were so much fun in Firefly You are a total let down in real life Sorry, dude It's 2014 Can't support your shit. — Kurtis J Wiebe (@kurtisjwiebe) February 21,[...]

Shoryuken! Alex + Ada gives us a guide to jailbreaking your sex dolls so they can so things like… well… say no. I'm rather glad Peter Panzerfaust didn't choose to insist on bows and arrows when transferring Red Indians/Native Americans to their Pannish wartime narrative. The questions everyone wants to ask the younger Savage Dragon[...]

Okay, I've taken the kids to school, and popped into town for this week's comics and settled down at the Waterstone's Piccadilly fifth floor with its

Peter Panzerfaust can cope with many things but please don;t let it join the cannibal ranks… What they need in Morning Glories is a Dream Thief Say, can you delve into my dreams and find what my favourite band was when I was nine? Oh dear Don't worry, I discovered The Jam shortly afterwards. Comics courtesy of Orbital[...]

And then, within the despair, a dayglo glimmer of hope. Peter Panzerfaust gets to the heart of the concept behind the book in this exchange A man cursed to survive through the worst of wars, and carrying what he seen with him… This scene of Spawn is from a comic that ties in with Robert Kirkman's co-creation,[...]

Yes, East Of West, I'm talking to you. Peter Panzerfaust clearly thinks this song is about him.Which it is Arse. Yes, it's David Tennant Stunt casting in comics doesn't always work, but when Bryan Hitch draws them it really works And America's Got Powers gets closer to its long awaited conclusion… Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics in[...]

  It must be a real arse to argue with Luke Skywalker when he pulls lines like this one from Star Wars #3 on you. Arguing about the contents of the fridge

One again we check in on the week's reorders from retailers trying to increase the amount of certain comics they'll be stocking, before they are publication. As ever high end items, second prints and variants are overexaggerated in the chart, but standard Marvel NOW titles take the top of the chart, with Peter Panzerfaust #10 giving[...]

Perhaps there is a lesson there that should be shared all across that region? Of course, they could just not want to grow up, with the Peter Pan-themed Peter Panzerfaust making up much of the rest of their top 10. And seriously, can someone explain, what is it with Germany and He Man? Great Britain All-New X-Men #7[...]

Peter Panzerfaust #1 CGC 9.8 sold for $500 while a raw copy sold for $300 and issue 2 sold for $76 issue 3 for $25, issue 4 and issue 5 for $14, issue 6 for $15, issue 7 for $13 and issue 8 for an astounding $26 – you get the picture Issue 9 is[...]

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Johnston. It’s a standard trope that movies don’t affect the sales of comics, but I don’t know if that’s so true

Kurtis Wiebe at the Image Comics Panel just made an interesting surprise announcement. QT Digital and BBC Worldwide are to produce a fully voiced motion comic of his Image Comics series, Peter Panzerfaust, which retells the story of Peter Pan during the Second World War With the plan to then turn it into a BBC live[...]

Good job, people. Peter Panzerfaust #2 continues it's Boys Own story of World War II, while dropping references to J M Barrie all over the place like, well, yes, pixie dust While also emphasising all the dangers that the original books seemed to take for granted Combining that with lots of action movie logic makes this a[...]

Peter Panzerfaust Issue Two Second print on it's way. Second print of issue one will come out with the first print of issue two Second print of issue two will come out on the same day as the first print of issue three Who knows, maybe with the third print of issue one by then. Seriously, Image[...]

Peter Panzerfaust also has done very well The dark spin on the Wizard of Oz mythos as seen in No Place Like Home also grabbed a lot of attention. As far as Marvel and DC offerings, Daredevil continues to pick up steam and build buzz, and issues #1-3 of Avengers: X-Sanction have been flying off 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[...]

You know what happens next though right? You really should… Peter Panzerfaust by Kurtis Wiebe and Tyler Jenkins Call Of Duty meets Peter Pan Lost boys, flying through the sky, jumping through windows, Nazis… it's all good And seriously, Call Of Duty should totally do this. Some people have expressed concern as to how well a comic[...]