Entertainment Perhaps the problem with the way we see heroes is that we forget they aren't defined by their heroic acts alone, that they, too, are human. Major, while effective in parts, suffers from the same.Geetika MantriScreenshot One of the more realistic things that Sandeep Unnikrishnan, played by Telugu star Adivi Sesh, says in Major is that it is ok for a soldier to feel fear when under attack. In a scene, Sandeep, who is an Nsg training officer, questions one of the trainees about how he reacted during the simulation. He then tells the latter that when a soldier is under attack, and sees his fellow soldiers dead, it is human to feel fear. But being a soldier means that they must carry on, despite this fear. It’s a refreshing representation, one that subtly shows the difference between courage and fearlessness, and acknowledges that heroes and martyrs,...
- 6/3/2022
- by Geetika
- The News Minute
This Star Wars: The Bad Batch article contains spoilers.
The Bad Batch infiltrate a secret Imperial base to rescue a trapped clone in episode 14, “War-Mantle.” Several returning The Clone Wars characters have major but understated roles as the show details how the clone troopers are being used to train their stormtrooper replacements. With connections to both the previous animated shows and Rogue One, “War-Mantle” slots right in to the wider saga while also standing on its own.
Take a look at all the Star Wars connections and references we spotted…
Cc-5576 “Gregor”
The episode’s major new character is actually a returning face from The Clone Wars, although you wouldn’t necessarily know it. He first appeared in the episode “Missing in Action” in season five, living as an amnesiac dish-washer. R2-D2 and others found his clone armor and jogged his memory, just in time for Gregor to be seemingly killed in battle.
The Bad Batch infiltrate a secret Imperial base to rescue a trapped clone in episode 14, “War-Mantle.” Several returning The Clone Wars characters have major but understated roles as the show details how the clone troopers are being used to train their stormtrooper replacements. With connections to both the previous animated shows and Rogue One, “War-Mantle” slots right in to the wider saga while also standing on its own.
Take a look at all the Star Wars connections and references we spotted…
Cc-5576 “Gregor”
The episode’s major new character is actually a returning face from The Clone Wars, although you wouldn’t necessarily know it. He first appeared in the episode “Missing in Action” in season five, living as an amnesiac dish-washer. R2-D2 and others found his clone armor and jogged his memory, just in time for Gregor to be seemingly killed in battle.
- 7/30/2021
- by Megan Crouse
- Den of Geek
Val Lewton, Russian émigré turned horror master, was a reporter, pulp novelist and MGM publicity writer before moving into film. He spent the 1930s as David O. Selznick’s story editor, directing second unit work on A Tale of Two Cities (1935) and script doctoring Gone With the Wind (1939), warning Selznick it would be “the mistake of his life.” While not Hollywood’s most prescient man, Lewton’s professionalism earned Selznick’s respect, and their collaboration led to Rko offering Lewton a producing job in 1942.
Rko was reeling from Orson Welles’ The Magnificent Ambersons, an expensive flop forcing a refocus on low budget films. Charles Koerner headed the studio’s B Unit, envisioning a horror series inspired by Universal Studio’s successful franchises. Where Universal culled from established literature (Dracula, Frankenstein), Rko worked from Koerner’s whim: he created a title and left the filmmakers to handle trivia like plot and characters.
Rko was reeling from Orson Welles’ The Magnificent Ambersons, an expensive flop forcing a refocus on low budget films. Charles Koerner headed the studio’s B Unit, envisioning a horror series inspired by Universal Studio’s successful franchises. Where Universal culled from established literature (Dracula, Frankenstein), Rko worked from Koerner’s whim: he created a title and left the filmmakers to handle trivia like plot and characters.
- 10/6/2015
- by Christopher Saunders
- SoundOnSight
Part I. A Filmmaker’s Apotheosis
April 20th, 1938 marked Adolf Hitler’s 49th birthday. In the past five years, he’d rebuilt Germany from destitute anarchy into a burgeoning war machine, repudiated the Versailles Treaty and, that March, incorporated Austria into his Thousand-Year Reich. In Nazi Germany, fantasy co-mingled with ideology, expressing an obsession with Germany’s mythical past through propaganda and art. Fittingly, Hitler celebrated at the Ufa-Palast am Zoo in Berlin, Germany’s most prestigious cinema.
There, Nazi officials and foreign diplomats joined dignitaries of German kultur. Present were Wilhelm Furtwangler, conductor of Berlin’s Philharmonic Orchestra; Albert Speer, Hitler’s architect and confidante; actor Gustaf Grundgens, transformed from Brechtian Bolshevik to director of Prussia’s State Theater; and movie star Emil Jannings, Oscar-winner of The Lost Command and The Blue Angel, now an Artist of the State. Also Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, who nationalized German cinema in...
April 20th, 1938 marked Adolf Hitler’s 49th birthday. In the past five years, he’d rebuilt Germany from destitute anarchy into a burgeoning war machine, repudiated the Versailles Treaty and, that March, incorporated Austria into his Thousand-Year Reich. In Nazi Germany, fantasy co-mingled with ideology, expressing an obsession with Germany’s mythical past through propaganda and art. Fittingly, Hitler celebrated at the Ufa-Palast am Zoo in Berlin, Germany’s most prestigious cinema.
There, Nazi officials and foreign diplomats joined dignitaries of German kultur. Present were Wilhelm Furtwangler, conductor of Berlin’s Philharmonic Orchestra; Albert Speer, Hitler’s architect and confidante; actor Gustaf Grundgens, transformed from Brechtian Bolshevik to director of Prussia’s State Theater; and movie star Emil Jannings, Oscar-winner of The Lost Command and The Blue Angel, now an Artist of the State. Also Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, who nationalized German cinema in...
- 7/8/2015
- by Christopher Saunders
- SoundOnSight
Humble Bundle has launched a Star Wars comics deal.
The digital platform is offering a bundle of Dark Horse Comics' licensed comics based in the legendary galaxy far far away.
Users can pay what they want for the core bundle of Star Wars Omnibus: A Long Time Ago... Volume 1, Star Wars: Empire Volume 1 - Betrayal, Star Wars: Jedi Volume 1 - The Dark Side, Star Wars: Crimson Empire Volume 1, Star Wars: Darth Maul - Death Sentence and Star Wars: Blood Ties - Jango and Boba Fett.
Any purchase over the average will also include Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Lost Command, Star Wars: The Old Republic Volume 1 - Blood of the Empire, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Volume 1 - Commencement, Star Wars: Legacy Volume 1 - Broken and Star Wars: Dark Times Volume 1 - The Path to Nowhere.
For...
The digital platform is offering a bundle of Dark Horse Comics' licensed comics based in the legendary galaxy far far away.
Users can pay what they want for the core bundle of Star Wars Omnibus: A Long Time Ago... Volume 1, Star Wars: Empire Volume 1 - Betrayal, Star Wars: Jedi Volume 1 - The Dark Side, Star Wars: Crimson Empire Volume 1, Star Wars: Darth Maul - Death Sentence and Star Wars: Blood Ties - Jango and Boba Fett.
Any purchase over the average will also include Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Lost Command, Star Wars: The Old Republic Volume 1 - Blood of the Empire, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Volume 1 - Commencement, Star Wars: Legacy Volume 1 - Broken and Star Wars: Dark Times Volume 1 - The Path to Nowhere.
For...
- 10/16/2014
- Digital Spy
Marvel has announced that they will be reprinting some of Dark Horse’s Star Wars comics which will arrive in stores before the company begins churning out their own all-new Star Wars titles beginning in early 2015.
Revealed via StarWars.com yesterday, the first collection to be released will be titled Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Empire Vol. 1 and will include material written by John Ostrander, Randy Stradley, Haden Blackman, and Alexander Freed and artwork by Luke Ross, Douglas Wheatley, Jim Hall, Chris Scalf, Marco Castiello, Andrea Chella and Rick Leonardi.
The complete list of titles in the first volume, all of which take place after the events of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, include “Star Wars: Republic” #78-#80, “Star Wars: Purge” #1, “Star Wars: Purge – Seconds to Die” #1, “Star Wars: Purge – The Hidden Blade” #1, “Star Wars: Purge – The Tyrant’s Fist...
Revealed via StarWars.com yesterday, the first collection to be released will be titled Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Empire Vol. 1 and will include material written by John Ostrander, Randy Stradley, Haden Blackman, and Alexander Freed and artwork by Luke Ross, Douglas Wheatley, Jim Hall, Chris Scalf, Marco Castiello, Andrea Chella and Rick Leonardi.
The complete list of titles in the first volume, all of which take place after the events of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, include “Star Wars: Republic” #78-#80, “Star Wars: Purge” #1, “Star Wars: Purge – Seconds to Die” #1, “Star Wars: Purge – The Hidden Blade” #1, “Star Wars: Purge – The Tyrant’s Fist...
- 8/28/2014
- by Adam B.
- GeekRest
Marvel Comics has announced further Star Wars reprints with its Epic Collection.
The publisher will release Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Empire Vol 1 next year, featuring material original published by Dark Horse Comics.
Set between Episodes III and IV, the comics focus on the rise of the Empire and Darth Vader.
The collection will include Star Wars: Republic #78-#80, Star Wars: Purge #1, Star Wars: Purge - Seconds to Die #1, Star Wars: Purge - The Hidden Blade #1, Star Wars: Purge - The Tyrant's Fist #1-#2, Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Lost Command #1-#5, and Star Wars: Dark Times #1-#5.
These feature work by writers John Ostrander, Randy Stradley, Haden Blackman and Alexander Freed, and artists Luke Ross, Douglas Wheatley, Jim Hall, Chris Scalf, Marco Castiello, Andrea Chella and Rick Leonardi.
The Star Wars licence passed from Dark Horse to Marvel following the...
The publisher will release Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Empire Vol 1 next year, featuring material original published by Dark Horse Comics.
Set between Episodes III and IV, the comics focus on the rise of the Empire and Darth Vader.
The collection will include Star Wars: Republic #78-#80, Star Wars: Purge #1, Star Wars: Purge - Seconds to Die #1, Star Wars: Purge - The Hidden Blade #1, Star Wars: Purge - The Tyrant's Fist #1-#2, Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Lost Command #1-#5, and Star Wars: Dark Times #1-#5.
These feature work by writers John Ostrander, Randy Stradley, Haden Blackman and Alexander Freed, and artists Luke Ross, Douglas Wheatley, Jim Hall, Chris Scalf, Marco Castiello, Andrea Chella and Rick Leonardi.
The Star Wars licence passed from Dark Horse to Marvel following the...
- 8/28/2014
- Digital Spy
Here’s what hits stores this week!
Boom! Studios
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser #7 (Cover A Tim Bradstreet), $3.99
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser #7 (Cover B Nick Percival), $3.99
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser #7 (Cover C Tim Bradstreet), Ar
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser Masterpieces #1, $3.99
Collectibly Mad Deluxe Edition Hc, $150.00
Darkwing Duck #18 (Cover A James Silvani), $3.99
Darkwing Duck #18 (Cover B Sabrini Alberghetti), $3.99
Decision 2012 Barack Obama #1 (Cover A Jeffrey Spokes), $3.99
Decision 2012 Barack Obama #1 (Cover B Jeffrey Spokes Superhero Variant), Ar
Ducktales #6 (Cover A James Silvani), $3.99
Ducktales #6 (Cover B James Silvani), $3.99
Operation Broken Wings 1936 #1 (Of 3)(was ‘Operation Iron Cross 1936′), $3.99
Roger Langridge’s Snarked #1 (Roger Langridge 2nd Printing Variant Cover)(not verified by Diamond), $3.99
Space Warped #5 (Of 6), $3.99
WordGirl Volume 2 The Incredible Shrinking Allowance Gn, $7.99
Dark Horse Comics
Baltimore The Curse Bells #4 (Of 5), $3.50
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 9 #3 (Georges Jeanty Variant Cover), $2.99
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 9 #3 (Steve Morris Regular Cover), $2.99
Dollhouse Epitaphs #5 (Phil Noto Regular Cover), $3.50
Dollhouse Epitaphs #5 (Frank...
Boom! Studios
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser #7 (Cover A Tim Bradstreet), $3.99
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser #7 (Cover B Nick Percival), $3.99
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser #7 (Cover C Tim Bradstreet), Ar
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser Masterpieces #1, $3.99
Collectibly Mad Deluxe Edition Hc, $150.00
Darkwing Duck #18 (Cover A James Silvani), $3.99
Darkwing Duck #18 (Cover B Sabrini Alberghetti), $3.99
Decision 2012 Barack Obama #1 (Cover A Jeffrey Spokes), $3.99
Decision 2012 Barack Obama #1 (Cover B Jeffrey Spokes Superhero Variant), Ar
Ducktales #6 (Cover A James Silvani), $3.99
Ducktales #6 (Cover B James Silvani), $3.99
Operation Broken Wings 1936 #1 (Of 3)(was ‘Operation Iron Cross 1936′), $3.99
Roger Langridge’s Snarked #1 (Roger Langridge 2nd Printing Variant Cover)(not verified by Diamond), $3.99
Space Warped #5 (Of 6), $3.99
WordGirl Volume 2 The Incredible Shrinking Allowance Gn, $7.99
Dark Horse Comics
Baltimore The Curse Bells #4 (Of 5), $3.50
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 9 #3 (Georges Jeanty Variant Cover), $2.99
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 9 #3 (Steve Morris Regular Cover), $2.99
Dollhouse Epitaphs #5 (Phil Noto Regular Cover), $3.50
Dollhouse Epitaphs #5 (Frank...
- 11/9/2011
- by Brandon Johnston
- ScifiMafia
Writer: Haden Blackman Penciller: Rick Leonardi Inker: Dan Green Colorist: Wes Dzioba Cover Artist: Michael Kutsch Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
Synopsis: Still haunted by the death of Anakin Skywalker’s beloved Padmé in Revenge of the Sith, Darth Vader is tasked with a mission to locate a lost Imperial expeditionary force–led by the son of Vader’s rising nemesis, Moff Tarkin. But the perils of Vader’s journey into the unexplored Ghost Nebula are compounded by traitors among his crew and the presence of the system’s religious leader, Lady Saro. Collects the five-issue miniseries.
Taking place 19 years before the Battle of Yavin, Darth Vader and the Lost Command picks up almost immediately after the events of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. Darth Vader, raw with emotions of betraying the Jedi and losing Padme, is tormented by visions of what might have been. The book...
Synopsis: Still haunted by the death of Anakin Skywalker’s beloved Padmé in Revenge of the Sith, Darth Vader is tasked with a mission to locate a lost Imperial expeditionary force–led by the son of Vader’s rising nemesis, Moff Tarkin. But the perils of Vader’s journey into the unexplored Ghost Nebula are compounded by traitors among his crew and the presence of the system’s religious leader, Lady Saro. Collects the five-issue miniseries.
Taking place 19 years before the Battle of Yavin, Darth Vader and the Lost Command picks up almost immediately after the events of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. Darth Vader, raw with emotions of betraying the Jedi and losing Padme, is tormented by visions of what might have been. The book...
- 11/3/2011
- by Brandon Johnston
- ScifiMafia
San Diego, CA—July 22, 2011—The wait is finally over, as Dark Horse and LucasFilm announce the arrival of Star Wars comics in the Dark Horse digital store! At the start of the Dark Horse Star Wars Comics 20th Anniversary panel today, news of digital Star Wars comics was delivered to a packed house of fans, media and industry professionals.
Now, fans are encouraged to head over to Digital.DarkHorse.com to download their favorite Star Wars titles today, with over 50 comics available for purchase! Fans can now download, the original Star Wars: Crimson Empire series, Marvel’s adaptation of Episode IV: A New Hope, The Clone Wars, Knights of the Old Republic, Legacy: War, Knight Errant, The Old Republic, Jedi: The Dark Side, and the top-selling Darth Vader and the Lost Command. Most single issues will be priced at the standard $1.99, with Kotor #1 and Clone Wars #1 available for free download!
Now, fans are encouraged to head over to Digital.DarkHorse.com to download their favorite Star Wars titles today, with over 50 comics available for purchase! Fans can now download, the original Star Wars: Crimson Empire series, Marvel’s adaptation of Episode IV: A New Hope, The Clone Wars, Knights of the Old Republic, Legacy: War, Knight Errant, The Old Republic, Jedi: The Dark Side, and the top-selling Darth Vader and the Lost Command. Most single issues will be priced at the standard $1.99, with Kotor #1 and Clone Wars #1 available for free download!
- 7/26/2011
- by Brandon Johnston
- ScifiMafia
Here’s what hits shelves this week.
Action Comics #900 (Rodolfi Migliari 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
Action Comics #901 (and Variant)
American Vampire #15
American Vampire Volume 2 Hc
Batman The Brave And The Bold Emerald Knight Tp
Cartoon Network Action Pack #60
DC Comics Presents Green Lantern Willworld #1
Detective Comics #877
DV8 Gods And Monsters Tp
Gotham City Sirens #23
Green Arrow #12 (and Variant)
Green Lantern #66 (and Variant)
Green Lantern Corps #60 (and Variant)
Green Lantern Corps Revolt Of The Alpha Lanterns Hc
Green Lantern Emerald Warriors #10 (and Variant)
House Of Mystery Volume 6 Safe As Houses Tp
inFamous #6 (Of 6)
Justice League International Volume 6 Tp
Justice Society Of America #51
Strange Adventures #1 (One Shot)(and Variant)
Tom Strong And The Robots Of Doom Tp
Unknown Soldier Volume 4 Beautiful World Tp
Xombi #3, $2.99
5 Ronin Hc (and Variant)
Amazing Spider-Man #662
Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine #6 (Of 6)
Captain America #618 (and Variant)
Captain America Man Out Of Time Hc (Premiere Edition)
Captain America Official Index To...
Action Comics #900 (Rodolfi Migliari 2nd Printing Variant Cover)
Action Comics #901 (and Variant)
American Vampire #15
American Vampire Volume 2 Hc
Batman The Brave And The Bold Emerald Knight Tp
Cartoon Network Action Pack #60
DC Comics Presents Green Lantern Willworld #1
Detective Comics #877
DV8 Gods And Monsters Tp
Gotham City Sirens #23
Green Arrow #12 (and Variant)
Green Lantern #66 (and Variant)
Green Lantern Corps #60 (and Variant)
Green Lantern Corps Revolt Of The Alpha Lanterns Hc
Green Lantern Emerald Warriors #10 (and Variant)
House Of Mystery Volume 6 Safe As Houses Tp
inFamous #6 (Of 6)
Justice League International Volume 6 Tp
Justice Society Of America #51
Strange Adventures #1 (One Shot)(and Variant)
Tom Strong And The Robots Of Doom Tp
Unknown Soldier Volume 4 Beautiful World Tp
Xombi #3, $2.99
5 Ronin Hc (and Variant)
Amazing Spider-Man #662
Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine #6 (Of 6)
Captain America #618 (and Variant)
Captain America Man Out Of Time Hc (Premiere Edition)
Captain America Official Index To...
- 5/25/2011
- by Brandon Johnston
- ScifiMafia
They shall beat their swords into plowshares
and their spears into pruning hooks;
One nation shall not raise the sword against another,
neither shall they learn war any more.
Isaiah 2:4
War is a nation’s ultimate commitment of blood and treasure. As such, the stories a people tells about its wars – and don’t tell – and the ways it remembers its wars – or chooses to forget them – tells us much about the kind of people they consider themselves to be at different times in their history, as well as the kind of people they really were…and are.
For most of the 20th century, the war film was a Hollywood staple. From one era to the next, war movies documented the nation’s conflicts, reflected the national consciousness on particular combats as well as on thinking going far beyond any one, particular war. They’ve been propagandistic and revisionist,...
and their spears into pruning hooks;
One nation shall not raise the sword against another,
neither shall they learn war any more.
Isaiah 2:4
War is a nation’s ultimate commitment of blood and treasure. As such, the stories a people tells about its wars – and don’t tell – and the ways it remembers its wars – or chooses to forget them – tells us much about the kind of people they consider themselves to be at different times in their history, as well as the kind of people they really were…and are.
For most of the 20th century, the war film was a Hollywood staple. From one era to the next, war movies documented the nation’s conflicts, reflected the national consciousness on particular combats as well as on thinking going far beyond any one, particular war. They’ve been propagandistic and revisionist,...
- 5/22/2011
- by Bill Mesce
- SoundOnSight
Rachid Bouchareb offers a gripping insight into the Algerian independence struggle through the lives of three brothers
The still highly controversial colonial war that France fought in Algeria from the mid-1950s until the granting of independence in 1962 has only been patchily reflected in the cinema. It figures significantly in the background in films as different as Alain Resnais' Muriel and Michael Haneke's Hidden, and in 1966 there was Lost Command, a Hollywood version of Jean Lartéguy's French bestseller The Centurions about a battalion of Indo-China veterans reassembling for another bitter colonial conflict in Algeria. The only truly memorable movie is the Marxist The Battle of Algiers (1966), set in the early days of the revolution, directed by Gillo Pontecorvo and initiated by Yacef Saadi, a leader of the Fln (National Liberation Front). Banned in France for several years and regarded as one of the greatest political movies ever made,...
The still highly controversial colonial war that France fought in Algeria from the mid-1950s until the granting of independence in 1962 has only been patchily reflected in the cinema. It figures significantly in the background in films as different as Alain Resnais' Muriel and Michael Haneke's Hidden, and in 1966 there was Lost Command, a Hollywood version of Jean Lartéguy's French bestseller The Centurions about a battalion of Indo-China veterans reassembling for another bitter colonial conflict in Algeria. The only truly memorable movie is the Marxist The Battle of Algiers (1966), set in the early days of the revolution, directed by Gillo Pontecorvo and initiated by Yacef Saadi, a leader of the Fln (National Liberation Front). Banned in France for several years and regarded as one of the greatest political movies ever made,...
- 5/7/2011
- by Philip French
- The Guardian - Film News
Here’s what hits shelves this week!
Action Comics #900 (and 2 Variants)
American Vampire #14
Batman Incorporated #5 (and Variant)
Blackest Night Portfolio Set #2
Brightest Day #24 (and Variant)
Cartoon Network Action Pack #59
DC Comics Presents Night Force #1
Detective Comics #876
Flash #11 (and Variant)(resolicited)
Flash Rebirth (Trade)
Green Arrow #11 (and Variant)
Green Lantern Emerald Warriors #9 (and Variant)
Jonah Hex Tall Tales (Trade)
Justice League Generation Lost #24 (and Variant)
Justice Society Of America #50 (and Variant)
New York Five #4 (Of 4)
Sandman Vol. 5 A Game Of You (Trade: New Edition)
Scalped #48, $2.99
Showcase Presents Green Lantern Vol. 5 (Trade)
Wonder Woman #610 (and Variant
Xombi #2
Y The Last Man Deluxe Edition Vol. 5 (Hardcover)
Age Of X Universe #2 (Of 2)
Amazing Spider-Man #659
Anita Blake Circus Of The Damned The Ingenue #3 (Of 5)
Astonishing Spider-Man And Wolverine Another Fine Mess #1 (One Shot)
Avengers #12.1
Captain America #617 (and Variant)
Captain America Operation Rebirth (Hardcover Premiere Edition and Variant)
Captain America The Trial Of Captain America (Hardcover...
Action Comics #900 (and 2 Variants)
American Vampire #14
Batman Incorporated #5 (and Variant)
Blackest Night Portfolio Set #2
Brightest Day #24 (and Variant)
Cartoon Network Action Pack #59
DC Comics Presents Night Force #1
Detective Comics #876
Flash #11 (and Variant)(resolicited)
Flash Rebirth (Trade)
Green Arrow #11 (and Variant)
Green Lantern Emerald Warriors #9 (and Variant)
Jonah Hex Tall Tales (Trade)
Justice League Generation Lost #24 (and Variant)
Justice Society Of America #50 (and Variant)
New York Five #4 (Of 4)
Sandman Vol. 5 A Game Of You (Trade: New Edition)
Scalped #48, $2.99
Showcase Presents Green Lantern Vol. 5 (Trade)
Wonder Woman #610 (and Variant
Xombi #2
Y The Last Man Deluxe Edition Vol. 5 (Hardcover)
Age Of X Universe #2 (Of 2)
Amazing Spider-Man #659
Anita Blake Circus Of The Damned The Ingenue #3 (Of 5)
Astonishing Spider-Man And Wolverine Another Fine Mess #1 (One Shot)
Avengers #12.1
Captain America #617 (and Variant)
Captain America Operation Rebirth (Hardcover Premiere Edition and Variant)
Captain America The Trial Of Captain America (Hardcover...
- 4/27/2011
- by Brandon Johnston
- ScifiMafia
Here’s what hits stores today from your favorite publishers!
Action Comics #899 Batman and Robin: Batman Reborn (Trade) Cartoon Network Action Pack #58 Detective Comics #875 Gotham City Sirens #21 Green Arrow #10 Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #8 Jimmy Olsen (Trade) Jla/The 99 #6 (of 6) Justice Society of America #49 Superman: The Black Ring Trade Teen Titans #93 Wonder Woman #609 World of Warcraft Book 3 (Trade) World of Warcraft: Curse of the Worgen #5 (of 5) Zatanna #11
5 Ronin #5 (of 5) (and Variant) Age of X Universe #1 (of 2) Amazing Spider-Man #657 Avengers #11 (and Variant) Black Panther The Man Without Fear #516 (and Variant) Captain America #616 (and Variant) Captain America And The Secret Avengers #1 (One Shot) Captain America The Legacy Of Captain America Trade Cyclops #1 Dark Tower Universe Postcard (Promo Item) Deadpool Corps #12 (and Variant) Deadpool Team-Up #883 (and Variant) Fantastic Four By Jonathan Hickman Vol. 3 Trade Hawkeye & Mockingbird Black Widow Widowmaker Trade Heralds Trade Incognito Bad Influences #5 (of 5) Incredible Hulk Vol. 3 World War Hulks Trade...
Action Comics #899 Batman and Robin: Batman Reborn (Trade) Cartoon Network Action Pack #58 Detective Comics #875 Gotham City Sirens #21 Green Arrow #10 Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #8 Jimmy Olsen (Trade) Jla/The 99 #6 (of 6) Justice Society of America #49 Superman: The Black Ring Trade Teen Titans #93 Wonder Woman #609 World of Warcraft Book 3 (Trade) World of Warcraft: Curse of the Worgen #5 (of 5) Zatanna #11
5 Ronin #5 (of 5) (and Variant) Age of X Universe #1 (of 2) Amazing Spider-Man #657 Avengers #11 (and Variant) Black Panther The Man Without Fear #516 (and Variant) Captain America #616 (and Variant) Captain America And The Secret Avengers #1 (One Shot) Captain America The Legacy Of Captain America Trade Cyclops #1 Dark Tower Universe Postcard (Promo Item) Deadpool Corps #12 (and Variant) Deadpool Team-Up #883 (and Variant) Fantastic Four By Jonathan Hickman Vol. 3 Trade Hawkeye & Mockingbird Black Widow Widowmaker Trade Heralds Trade Incognito Bad Influences #5 (of 5) Incredible Hulk Vol. 3 World War Hulks Trade...
- 3/30/2011
- by Brandon Johnston
- ScifiMafia
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- 2/2/2011
- by Peter Sciretta
- Slash Film
StarWars.com has posted a 5-page preview of the upcoming Dark Horse comic book miniseries Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Lost Command #1, written by Haden Blackman.
Click image here at right to see one of issue's variant covers, which was done by artist Tsuneo Sanda and is one of twelve 25th anniversary covers.
This 40-page full-color first issue, which centers around Star Wars villain Darth Vader, is available for pre-order now and will be released on January 26, 2011 [...]...
Click image here at right to see one of issue's variant covers, which was done by artist Tsuneo Sanda and is one of twelve 25th anniversary covers.
This 40-page full-color first issue, which centers around Star Wars villain Darth Vader, is available for pre-order now and will be released on January 26, 2011 [...]...
- 1/8/2011
- by Empress Eve
- Geeks of Doom
Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Lost Command #1
Writer: Haden Blackman
Penciller: Rick Leonardi
Inker: Dan Green
Colorist: Wes Dzioba
Cover Artist: Douglas Wheatley (25th Anniversary cover), Tsuneo Sanda
Publication Date: January 26, 2011
Price: $3.50
Still haunted by the events in Revenge of the Sith, Darth Vader must set aside his past and put his future on hold for a mission to the mysterious Ghost Nebula to locate--and if possible, rescue--a missing Imperial expeditionary force.
But what seems a perfect opportunity to lose himself in his duty is complicated by two factors: he is paired with a willful yet highly competent co-commander, and the officer they are being sent to locate is the son of Vader's rising nemesis, Moff Tarkin.
All-new series starring Vader, the darkest lord of the Sith!
The first of twelve twenty-fifth anniversary covers. Collect them all! (Ask your local retailer how you can get this special variant cover issue!
- 1/7/2011
- by brians
- GeekTyrant
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