SATURDAY, JULY 7, 2007
FIRST LOOKS
FIRST LOOK: HACK/SLASH #3
Hack/Slash #3 will arrive in stores on July 11 from Devil's Due Publishing. The issue is written by Tim Seeley, with art by Emily Stone and Courtney Via and covers by Seeley and Bryan Baugh.
Here's how Devil's Due describes the issue:
"Both of our heroes face terrible fates: Cassie trapped in Hell with a fat musician in gold lame, trying to avoid getting knocked up by demons. Vlad trapped in Florida, looking to score with the local ladies. Will either one come out alive? Plus -- how is the big hair metal band Acid Washed responsible for what faces our heroes?"
Hack/Slash #3 will be 32 pages and will cost $3.50.
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FIRST LOOK: XOMBIE #3
Xombie #3 will arrive in stores on July 11 from Devil's Due Publishing. The issue is written by James Farr, with art by Nate Lovett and covers by Farr and Tim Seeley.
Here's how Devil's Due describes the issue:
"The last survivors of humanity have one line of defense left between them and the zombie hordes that would destroy them -- a bastion that is quickly fading away. Their only hope is Dirge, a zombie that is determined to see humanity protected! Can he survive the attacks he faces in order to help humanity in time?"
Xombie #3 will be 32 pages and will cost $3.50.
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FIRST LOOK: VOODOO CHILD #1
Voodoo Child #1 will arrive in stores on July 11 from Virgin Comics. Created by Nicolas Cage and Weston Cage, the issue is written by Mike Carey, with art by Dean Hyrapiet and covers by Ben Templesmith and Hyrapiet.
Here's how Virgin Comics describes the issue:
"In 1860, the plantation of Mason Moore -- a known Unionist sympathizer -- is burned to the ground by secessionists. In the battle, Moorešs illegitimate son is killed, but as he gasps his last breaths, a voodoo bokor places a spell upon the dying boy. Flash forward to 2005: four months after the worst natural disaster in its history, New Orleans is gripped by fear as young girls start to disappear from its streets while a brutal gang war rages. When Detective Robert Julien starts to investigate, he finds that there's something else out in the shadows: something that's neither dead nor alive -- an enigma. But is it a possible ally, or the darkest nightmare of all?"
Xombie #3 will be 32 pages and will cost $3.50.
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FIRST LOOK: THE LAST FANTASTIC FOUR STORY
The Last Fantastic Four Story will arrive in stores on August 1 from Marvel Comics. The issue is written by Stan Lee, with art and cover by John Romita Jr.
Here's how Marvel describes the issue:
"Legendary writer and Fantastic Four co-creator Stan Lee unites with artist John Romita Jr. to tell his final story of the team that started the Marvel age!"
The Last Fantastic Four Story will be 48 pages and will cost $4.99.
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