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A worthy sequel to Robert Rodriguez's film of the same name is a sequel to the pages of a comic book. Those who haven't watched the movie won't understand how it all started. The remaining people survive and overcome the new challenges that the Predators send them. They do this in order to survive in the hope of returning home.
Great spin-off from a great universe about the emergence of an interesting new character. I was intrigued by the appearance of new protagonists in this piece of the aforementioned universe. I was pleased with the quality of the drawing and the presence of an interesting plot. For those who want to refresh their memory of already famous characters, you will need to re-read Spawn #5, but fortunately, I personally do not have to do this, because I have not forgotten about them.
The Thing: The Northman Nightmare #1-3
I don't understand why they stretched this prequel over three issues. The plot is very modest and the drawing is average. The series was released as an advertising campaign for the science fiction film of the same name. The most interesting location of what is happening.
I don't understand why they stretched this prequel over three issues. The plot is very modest and the drawing is average. The series was released as an advertising campaign for the science fiction film of the same name. The most interesting location of what is happening.
In fact, this is a retelling of the release that I did before:
Pilot Season: The Beauty #1
For the most part, this is a detective story in which science fiction, thriller and action are pleasant components. But, as stated, this is only the beginning of the story. An enticing plot, interesting characters, and lots of secrets are all you need to know to get started.
Pilot Season: The Beauty #1
For the most part, this is a detective story in which science fiction, thriller and action are pleasant components. But, as stated, this is only the beginning of the story. An enticing plot, interesting characters, and lots of secrets are all you need to know to get started.
The deal has been completed, the contract has been concluded, and no one knows what will happen next. The king, who was occupied from all sides, was forced to make this deal, and I understand him perfectly well, he wants to protect his people, but, unfortunately, riots are brewing inside the kingdom itself. It's a decent comic book in the Spawn universe, I liked the way it was drawn and the historical plot itself.
The first battle is won by the new alliance, but the Saxons are not asleep. A new love union has also been concluded, perhaps it will turn out to be short-lived, but nevertheless it should be here. I can't wait to find out how both of these alliances will develop, and I can't wait to visually participate in a new epic and medieval battle on the pages of this comic.
A first look at Smile: For the Camera #1
An IDW comic strip about the world of Smile movies. The action takes place in 2005, the theme is the nightmares of the modeling business. At the same time, one should not expect any deepening or reinterpretation of the ent of the smiling entity. Screenplay: Hannah Rose May, drawing: Miriana Puglia.
An IDW comic strip about the world of Smile movies. The action takes place in 2005, the theme is the nightmares of the modeling business. At the same time, one should not expect any deepening or reinterpretation of the ent of the smiling entity. Screenplay: Hannah Rose May, drawing: Miriana Puglia.
So I got my hands on this comic book series, which reveals the past of the Gunslinger Spawn and is a prequel to his separate story. At first glance, based on the first problem I read, it seemed very gloomy to me, perhaps this is due to the manner of drawing. The plot of the first problem seemed very familiar to me, but at the same time it was an expanded version that I had read before...
"Adapt or die!"
"Al Simmons changed everything..."
It was with great pleasure that I read this issue, which takes place in the same Spawn universe, but in the distant future. This interpretation of the Spawn character is just great. I really want to know how Peter Cairn transforms into the new armor in the next issue.
"Al Simmons changed everything..."
It was with great pleasure that I read this issue, which takes place in the same Spawn universe, but in the distant future. This interpretation of the Spawn character is just great. I really want to know how Peter Cairn transforms into the new armor in the next issue.
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