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Finally got more TPB of Sweet Tooth! {one of my favourite post apocalyptic stories}. Too late for free comics though, maybe one year I’ll take a chair with me so I can actually wait in line (;
I *did* get a nice little discount today though ^_^
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Indie Comics Review: Black Hammer Reborn #11
Indie Comics Review: Black Hammer Reborn #11
Indie Comics Review: BLACK HAMMER REBORN #11
[Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers]
Writer: Jeff Lemire
Artist: Caitlin Yarsky
Colours: Dave Stewart
Letters: Nate Piekos of Blambot
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
Reviewed By: Derek McNeil
Summary
Black Hammer Reborn #11: Black Hammer’s family finds themselves trapped in bizarre limbo land in which they meet some familiar faces from…
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Exclusive Edition of Jeff Lemire’s Mazebook
Don’t miss this exquisitely detailed new deluxe, oversized edition of Jeff Lemire’s acclaimed Mazebook, now available to order through Dark Horse Direct.
More details now onScreen Rant: “Dark Horse’s new prestige-format printing of the highly praised series includes new tip-in art drawn and signed by Lemire, along with pin-up contributions from Gabriel Hernández Walta, Matt Kindt, Dustin Nguyen, Dean Ormston and Andrea Sorrentino, and an embroidered cover from Tom Muller.”
New Releases April 5, 2022
Available now in bookstores!
Excited to share new work for New York Times bestselling and Eisner award-winning creator Jeff Lemire (Netflix’s Sweet Tooth, Black Hammer, Gideon Falls) — the publication design of a limited, and oversized hardcover edition collecting the bestselling MAZEBOOK series (published by Dark Horse Comics). Bringing the Mazebook to life through design, the publication features a cloth cover with embroidery, foil stamping, a color ribbon and gilding, signed tip-in plate and a rich backmatter section featuring illustrations by guest artists and Jeff’s notes on the creation of Mazebook.
This caps the creative journey we embarked on when I joined Jeff and Dark Horse Editor Daniel Chabon to develop the publication design and visual identity for the landmark, best-selling series.
(Photography by Dark Horse Comics)
ALL-NEW HAWKEYE #4
JEFF LEMIRE (W) • RAMON PEREZ (A/C)
• In a very special issue, the past and the present collide as a young Clint and an older Hawkeye attempt to save whatever innocence they have left.
• Jeff Lemire and Ramon Perez bring you an issue unlike any other--reminding us why Hawkeye is a series unlike any other.
32 PGS./Rated T …$3.99
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Preview for All-New Hawkeye #01, by Jeff Lemire & Ramon Perez
THE AVENGING ARCHERS ARE BACK!
• Hawkeye returns in an all-new series featuring superstar writer Jeff Lemire in his Marvel debut and Eisner Award-winning artist Ramon Perez, as they bring you a fresh new look into the life of everyone’s favorite Avenger. With Kate Bishop, his trusted ward and protégé back at his side (not titles she would use), Team Hawkeye is thrown into an all new adventure spanning two generations of avenging archers. Past and present lives collide as Kate and Clint face a threat that will challenge everything they know about what it means to be Hawkeye.
• But no one puts Hawkeye in a corner.
• Hawkeye and Hawkeye take aim March 2015!
On sale this Wednesday, March 04!
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ALL-NEW HAWKEYE #3
JEFF LEMIRE (w) • RAMON PEREZ (a)
Cover by Ramon Perez
NYC VARIANT COVER BY TBA
VARIANT COVER BY TBA
• What makes a hero and what breaks a hero? Hawkeye and Hawkeye experience both. In ONE GLORIOUSLY BEAUTIFUL ISSUE!
• Jeff Lemire and Ramon Perez bring you the hotly anticipated series of the season.
32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99
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All-New Hawkeye #01 by Ramon Perez
Nock your arrow and draw back your bow True Believer because Marvel’s Avenging Archer is back for a brand new beginning to the fan-favorite series in ALL-NEW HAWKEYE #1! A brand new ongoing series debuting this March, blockbuster writer Jeff Lemire and Eisner-award winning artist Ramon Perez bring you a fresh new look in to the life of Clint Barton as only this high profile, can’t miss creative team could!
With Kate Bishop, his trusted ward and protégé back at his side (note: not titles she would use), Team Hawkeye is thrown in to an all new adventure spanning two generations of avenging archers. Past and present lives collide as Kate and Clint face a threat that will challenge everything they know about how to be a hero, and what it means to be Hawkeye.
“To me, Kate is an equal to Clint in terms of who the ‘star’ of the book is,” says writer Jeff Lemire in an interview with Marvel.com. “It’s equal billing. It will be as much Kate’s story as it is Clint’s. The threat they’ll be facing is very much something new. And it’s not strictly a big bombastic super-villain-y kind of thing. It’s something that hits them both on a much more personal level.”
Fists, arrows and everything in between will fly this March as Hawkeye and Hawkeye take aim in ALL-NEW HAWKEYE #1!
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Preview for All New Hawkeye #03, by Jeff Lemire & Ramon Perez
What makes a hero and what breaks a hero? Hawkeye and Hawkeye experience both. In ONE GLORIOUSLY BEAUTIFUL ISSUE!
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ALL-NEW HAWKEYE #5
Jeff Lemire (W) • Ramon Perez (A/C)
MANGA ARTIST VARIANT COVER BY TBA
• A boy at odds with his big brother. A hero out of sync with his partner. Team Hawkeye, both past and present, is fractured. Things come to a head as Barney, Clint, and Kate learn what it means to carry the name Hawkeye.
32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99
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Preview for All New Hawkeye #02, by Jeff Lemire and Ramon Perez
• Arrows over Bed-Stuy! Intrigue at the circus! The past and present merge as Hawkeyes Barton and Bishop race against time to save a group of innocent kids, with devastating powers.
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Skulldigger + Skeleton Boy #4 (September 23, 2020)
Written by: Jeff Lemire
Artist by: Tonči Zonjić
Lettered by: Steve Wands
Edited by: Daniel Chabon (editor) & Chuck Howitt (assistant editor)
Published by: Dark Horse Comics
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In an intervire with CBR Jeff Lemire talks about the 3 teen superheroines on the upcoming Justice league United:
Lemire: I don’t really have much history with that character [Supergirl]. I hadn’t written her before but I always really like her. It’s one of those weird things where I don’t really know why I like that character so much. I guess when I was a kid, her connection to the Legion of Super-Heroes was pretty cool. I just always liked that character.
And she represents an interesting take on the Superman mythology for me. She is younger and bit more bullheaded than Superman. That’s a fun dynamic to add to the team. And of course, just from a pure power level, she’s great to have because she is the muscle of the team.
CBR: And what about Stargirl, again, a character that I wouldn’t have pegged for this team based purely on her relatively shorter history within the DCU?
Lemire: I didn’t plan on the bulk of my female characters being teenagers. It just kind of happened but it also created this interesting dynamic between the three of them: Supergirl, Stargirl and the new character that I don’t want to talk about too much yet. They are three very different personalities.
And Stargirl and Supergirl, specifically, are almost complete opposites. Stargirl is this optimistic, positive, almost embodiment of youth across the DC Universe and Supergirl is this alienated, headstrong loner. Putting those two together, you get immediate friction and that’s really interesting for me.
And Stargirl also creates a link to the Justice League of America, the last incarnation. I thought that it was good to have a couple of members cross over. She has a really great relationship with Martian Manhunter, as well, which Matt Kindt fleshed out in “Justice League of America” these past few months.
She wasn’t on my initial roster and then I started reading Matt’s stuff and I really liked what he was going for with Manhunter and Stargirl bonding. I felt there was some really rich ground that I could keep exploring with those two as their relationship keeps getting closer and closer. Manhunter almost becomes like a surrogate father to her in a weird way over the course of my arc, as well. That’s something I found really endearing and was a lot of fun to write
