the dead hand Archives

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Harriet has come face-to-face with Roger, aka the Dead Hand Roger panics, but Carter calms him as best as possible Carter and Renae get her out of the room, but Roger wants to talk to Harriet again soon Carter and Renae are now forced to explain what the Dead Hand and what Mountainview really[...]

Harriet lets it slip that she overheard about the Dead Hand and that she saw Carlson kill the hiker Renae and Carlson need to know what all she knows Meanwhile, Ellis links up with an old Soviet agent named Vil, and the two make their way towards Mountainview. The Dead Hand #4 cover by Stephen Mooney[...]

Meanwhile, Harriet wants to know more about the Dead Hand Carter and Renae have united the council to decide what to do after Frederick's incursion into Mountainview. The Dead Hand #3 cover by Stephen Mooney and Jordie Bellaire Dead Hand #3 continues to deepen the conspiracy of Mountainview while explaining some of the fundamentals of how this[...]

Carter wants to know what this "writer" knows about the Dead Hand Meanwhile, Harriet tries to cope with what she saw Sheriff Carlson doing to the novelist earlier. The Dead Hand #2 cover by Stephen Mooney and Jordie Bellaire The Dead Hand #2 shows an admirable level of restraint, as it doesn't immediately kick things into high[...]

As usual, Jeremy Konrad and I are here to discuss which ones are worthy of your time and money and which ones to avoid like the plague. Immortal Men #1 by James Tynion IV and Jim Lee, Domino by Gail Simone and David Baldeon, Exiles by Saladin Ahmed and Javier Rodriguez, Crude by Steve Orlando and Garry Brown, and The Dead Hand by Kyle Higgins and Steve Mooney are the focuses of discussion this week[...]

However, he finds a facility abandoned, scientists left to die, and talk of something called the Dead Hand. The Dead Hand #1 cover by Stephen Mooney and Jordie Bellaire In the present, Carter is the sheriff of a small mountain town and deals with far less dire problems However, things may become complicated for him once again[...]