SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2014
TITAN COMICS FIRST LOOKS
FIRST LOOK: 13 COINS #3
Written by: Martin Brennan, Michael B. Jackson.
Art by: Simon Bisley.
Covers by: Simon Bisley.
Description: Whether he likes it or not, troubled soul John Pozner is humanity's only salvation against the approaching Armageddon. But with the final battle at hand and his training only just beginning, the gravity of John's apocalyptic destiny is only now beginning to dawn!
Pages: 32.
Price: $3.99.
In stores: Dec. 17.
|
|
|
|
|
FIRST LOOK: CAPTAIN STONE #1
Written by: Liam Sharp, Christina McCormack.
Art by: Liam Sharp.
Cover by: Liam Sharp.
Description: The world's first and only superhero has disappeared after undergoing a cataclysmic fall from grace in the eyes of the world. Middle-aged and unable to support his operations he had made a preposterous claim that the world was in danger, a notion derided by the media and the public at large. But what if the claim is true? Outcast writer and infamous murderess Charlie Chance, AKA The Pet, finds herself searching for the one man who was able to bring her to justice - Captain Stone.
Pages: 32.
Price: $3.99.
In stores: Dec. 17.
|
|
|
|
FIRST LOOK: DOCTOR WHO: THE TENTH DOCTOR #5
Written by: Nick Abadzis.
Art by: Elena Casagrande.
Covers by: Verity Glass, photo.
Description: With the Doctor half the man he should be, under the draining influence of an alien tourist trap, Gabriella is left to shoulder the burden of saving him, the planet, and the future of art in our galaxy - and all on her first off-world trip, no less! Trapped in a terrifying creative retreat, where what was once beautiful has been rendered corrupt and horrifying, is Gabby strong enough to reverse whatever has been done to the Doctor and save an intergalactic artistic community from itself? And who, or what, are the deadly Consultants, and what plans do they have for the Doctor?
Pages: 32.
Price: $2.99.
In stores: Dec. 17.
|
|
|
|
FIRST LOOK: MONO #1
Written by: Liam Sharp.
Art by: Ben Wolstenholme.
Cover by: Ben Wolstenholme.
Description: "From the Boer War, through the First and Second World War, the Cold War and beyond, Mono was there...where no one else could go..." The ape-human hybrid secret agent and Queen's assassin, possessed of a deadly prehensile tail and "the strength of twelve men," made his debut in the pulps of the 1930s and enjoyed a brief revival in the late 1960s and 70s. But can it be that the fiction is closer to historic fact than was ever previously guessed? Now a series of tales, told in hand-written journals and reported first-hand by those that knew him, reveal Mono as a dual-natured and conflicted adventurer - savage and noble; civilized, but ultimately untamable.
Pages: 32.
Price: $2.99.
In stores: Dec. 17.
|
|
|
|
Copyright © 2014, The Comics Continuum