Weekly Pull - 6/24 & 7/1/15
Conan the Avenger #15: Script by Fred Van Lente, art by Guiu Vilanova, colors by Michael Atiyeh & letters by Richard Starkings & Comicraft. Conan and current gal Natala escape the fortress of the Lotus Eaters. And then probably die of sepsis or something. C'mon people, clean your flogging and/or demon toad wounds!
Howard the Duck #4: Writer Chip Zdarsky, artist Joe Quinones, additional inks Joe Rivera, color artists Rico Renzi & Rachelle Rosenberg & letterer Travis Lanham. Howard and current gal Tara Tam consult with Dr. Strange on Talos the Untamed.
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #7: Writer Ryan North, artist Erica Henderson, color artist Rico Renzi & letterer VC's Clayton Cowles. Squirrel Girl and current gal Nancy consult with Thor and Former Thor about the Asgardian menace Ratatoskr.
Groot #2: Writer Jeff Loveness, artist Brian Kesinger & letterer Jeff Eckleberry, Groot does not have a current gal. He doesn't even have a current raccoon 'cause Rocket got captured. Poor lonely Groot.
Adventure Time #41: Written by Christopher Hastings, illustrated by Zachary Sterling, colors by Maarta Laiho & letters by Steve Wands. Pep Butler's secret spy stuff scoops up FInn & Jake. ALso bonus story "Dad Olympics" by Phillip Jacobson.
Jem and the Holograms #4: Written by Kelly Thompson, art by Sophie Campbell, colors by M. Victoria Robado & letters by Shawn Lee. Awww. Kimber + Stormer = So cute!
The Fade Out #7: Written by Ed Brubaker, art by Sean Phillips & colors by Elizabeth Breitweiser. Charlie and Maya take a brief vacation at the beach to escape their Hollywood problems.
Southern Cross #4: Story Becky Cloonan, art Andy Belanger, colours Lee Loughridge & letters Serge LaPointe. You know what goes good with spooky haunted spaceship engines? Mind altering chemicals.
We Stand On Guard #1: Writer Brian K. Vaughn, artist Steve Skroce, colorist Matt Hollingsworth & lettering & design Fonografiks. The last of the Canadian resitance fighters against the American aggressors.
8house: Arclight #1: Story Brandon Graham, art & colors Marian Churchland & letters by Ariana Maher. You know whats nice about Graham's new trippy fantasy comic? I mean aside from a blood-zombie goose. Every page, including both interior cover pages, is story or art. Even the title page stuff is on the back cover.
Howard the Duck #4: Writer Chip Zdarsky, artist Joe Quinones, additional inks Joe Rivera, color artists Rico Renzi & Rachelle Rosenberg & letterer Travis Lanham. Howard and current gal Tara Tam consult with Dr. Strange on Talos the Untamed.
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #7: Writer Ryan North, artist Erica Henderson, color artist Rico Renzi & letterer VC's Clayton Cowles. Squirrel Girl and current gal Nancy consult with Thor and Former Thor about the Asgardian menace Ratatoskr.
Groot #2: Writer Jeff Loveness, artist Brian Kesinger & letterer Jeff Eckleberry, Groot does not have a current gal. He doesn't even have a current raccoon 'cause Rocket got captured. Poor lonely Groot.
Adventure Time #41: Written by Christopher Hastings, illustrated by Zachary Sterling, colors by Maarta Laiho & letters by Steve Wands. Pep Butler's secret spy stuff scoops up FInn & Jake. ALso bonus story "Dad Olympics" by Phillip Jacobson.
Jem and the Holograms #4: Written by Kelly Thompson, art by Sophie Campbell, colors by M. Victoria Robado & letters by Shawn Lee. Awww. Kimber + Stormer = So cute!
The Fade Out #7: Written by Ed Brubaker, art by Sean Phillips & colors by Elizabeth Breitweiser. Charlie and Maya take a brief vacation at the beach to escape their Hollywood problems.
Southern Cross #4: Story Becky Cloonan, art Andy Belanger, colours Lee Loughridge & letters Serge LaPointe. You know what goes good with spooky haunted spaceship engines? Mind altering chemicals.
We Stand On Guard #1: Writer Brian K. Vaughn, artist Steve Skroce, colorist Matt Hollingsworth & lettering & design Fonografiks. The last of the Canadian resitance fighters against the American aggressors.
8house: Arclight #1: Story Brandon Graham, art & colors Marian Churchland & letters by Ariana Maher. You know whats nice about Graham's new trippy fantasy comic? I mean aside from a blood-zombie goose. Every page, including both interior cover pages, is story or art. Even the title page stuff is on the back cover.