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Preview: Evil Ernie: Godeater #1

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Evil Ernie: Godeater #1

writer: Justin Jordan (main story), Keith Davidsen (back-up story)
artist: Colton Worley (main story), Cezar Razek (back-up story)
covers: Lucio Parrillo (a), Ben Templesmith (b)
subscription cover: Michael Adams (Action Figure Variant)
incentive cover: Colton Worley (Character Design Sketch Artboard), Ben Templesmith (“Virgin Art”)
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FC • 32 pages • $4.99 • Teen+

Something bad is coming. Something that could kill Heaven and Hell and the Earth itself: The Godeater. And the only thing standing its way is… Evil Ernie? We’re probably all screwed. Dynamite Entertainment proudly welcomes Justin Jordan, the Harvey Award-winning writer of such horror hits as The Strange Talent of Luther Strode and Shadowman, as he debuts the all-new “Godeater” storyline, an event so epic in scope, it promises to shake the very foundations of the Chaos! universe!

EVIL ERNIE #1 comes jam-packed with additional content! As if one potential doomsday wasn’t enough, Dynamite delves into the Chaos mythology in “Last Ditch Bitch,” a serialized back-up feature that introduces Liv Halvorsen, lead singer of a Scandinavian Death Metal band… and an unwitting pawn in Ragnarok! Plus, this issue will include an in-depth interview with Justin Jordan about Evil Ernie, the Chaos! Comics universe, and more!

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Preview: Kings Quest #3

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Kings Quest #3

writers: Ben Acker, Heath Corson
artist:  Bob Q, McDaid
covers: Marc Laming (a), Jonathan Lau (b),
Colton Worley (c)
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FC • 32 pages • $3.99 • Teen+

Kings in chains! Flash Gordon, The Phantoms, Mandrake the Magician, Prince Valiant, and Jungle Jim are captives of the most merciless emperor of any galaxy… and as it turns out, it’s not Ming! Spoiler: The heroes escape and there’s lots and lots and lots of space-fighting.

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Preview: Kings Quest #2

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Kings Quest #2

writer: Ben Acker, Heath Corson
artist: Dan McDaid
covers: Marc Laming (a), Jonathan Lau (b)
subscription cover: Colton Worley
incentive cover: Marc Laming (B/W art)
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FC • 32 pages • $3.99 • Teen+

Bazillions of light years from Earth, our heroes split up! Mandrake the Magician and Prince Valiant face a barren planet of undead soldiers, as Flash Gordon, The Phantoms, and Jungle Jim plunge into the heart of Mongo to save damsel-in-distress Dale Arden! …Or, at least they think that’s what they’re doing!

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Preview: The Shadow: The Last Illusion TP

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The Shadow: The Last Illusion TP

writer: Cullen Bunn
art: Colton Worley, Giovanni
cover: Butch Guice
FC • 152 pages • $19.99 • Teen +

The Shadow infiltrates the sanctum of The Society of United Magicians, an esoteric enclave of illusionists who are hell-bent on escaping the ultimate trap: death itself! Learning the secret of the so-called…

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Preview: Kings Quest #1

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Kings Quest #1

writers: Ben Acker, Heath Corson
artist: Dan McDaid
covers: Marc Laming (a), Dan McDaid (b), Jonathan Lau (c), Chris Eliopoulos “cute” (d)
subscription cover: Colton Worley
incentive cover: Dan McDaid (B/W art), Jonathan Lau (B/W art), Colton Worley (B/W art)
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FC • 32 pages • $3.99 • Teen+

THE PERFECT JUMPING-ON POINT FOR NEW READERS! Join Flash Gordon, TWO Phantoms, Mandrake the Magician, and Prince Valiant on a disastrous intergalactic rescue mission! All they have to do is defeat a limitless alien armada and NOT get eaten by a space jungle. Brought to you by the innumerable talents of Ben Acker (The Thrilling Adventure Hour), Heath Corson (Bizarro), and Dan McDaid (Judge Dredd)!

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Preview: Project Superpowers: Blackcross Collection

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Project Superpowers: Blackcross Collection

writer: Warren Ellis
artist: Colton Worley
cover: Tula Lotay
FC • 176 pages • $19.99

COLLECTS THE COMPLETE, 6-ISSUE MINI-SERIES

All small towns have secrets. All small towns have ghosts. Blackcross, in America’s Pacific Northwest, has more secrets than most… and it is being haunted by something impossible.  Something is reaching out from the other side of the night, through the forest and mist of this remote town, to grasp at the hearts of a handful of people… and they may not discover why they’re being hunted until it’s much too late. Forget what you know about Project Superpowers, as award-winning writer Warren Ellis and artist Colton Worley take readers on a sinister journey away from the brightly-clad heroes of the Golden Age, and into the shadows of Blackcross, a supernatural noir thriller of ordinary people stalked by an otherworldly killer.

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Preview: Twilight Zone: 1959

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Twilight Zone: 1959

writers: Tom Peyer, Mark Rahner, John Layman
artists: Randy Valiente, Colton Worley
cover: Jonathan Lau
FC • 40 pages • $5.99 • Teen+

There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man’s fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call the Twilight Zone.

Journey back to where it all began! The year was 1959, The Twilight Zone took over the airwaves, and television was changed forever! Now, Dynamite has recruited three all-star writing talents to craft a unique Twilight Zone story paying homage to where it all began! Including the first Dynamite work by writer Tom Peyer, the return of John Layman, and a tale masterminded by Twilight Zone writer Mark Rahner! Three unique tales, each firmly set in that other dimension… the Twilight Zone!

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Review: The Twilight Zone 1959

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TZ1959-Cov-A-LauWhen it comes to suspense with a touch of the unexplained, not too many know how do it well much like Rod Serling. I know many critics of his time tried to compare him to Alfred Hitchcock, but Serling tended to go places that Hitchcock would not. He not only excelled in suspense but became the blueprint for the type of questions science fiction should ask. He had so many questions it spilled over into two iconic TV shows, the enigmatic Twilight Zone and underrated Night Gallery.

It is the Twilight Zone, that serves as his enduring legacy, one that been recreated several times on television and one time on the big screen. It has had such an effect on the world of science fiction, that it had reverberations of it in the modern versions of some of the TV shows of its time. Take a look at Moffat’s run at Doctor Who, and you will see his influence all throughout the TV show, I can only imagine what Serling would have done with the Weeping Angels. His influence is also on the much touted Black Mirror, which challenges morality and values in almost the same fashion as Serling has.

In the new one shot, from Dynamite entitled Twilight Zone 1959, many of those timeless themes are explored again with new voices, all in the spirit of the original show. In “The Laughing Matter”, a common bully gets his just desserts, in the way of some sadistic laughs. In “Initiation,” a hazing ritual goes too far and two neighborhood kids find out the hard way. In the last tale, “The Comics Code”, a moralist finds out that when he accuses comics’ books of being evil, that he was much closer to the truth then he ever knew.

In conclusion, this book is classic Twilight Zone all the way, gripping reader’s imaginations, eluding their notions and rewarding them with the twists. Every writer who contributed definitely is a fan as they have truly captured the spirit of the show. Every artist who contributed has perfectly crafted illustrations to match each story. Overall, a great one-shot, that should be in every fan of the Twilight Zone.

Story: Tom Peyer, Mark Rahner, and John Layman Art: Randy Valiente and Colton Worley
Story: 10 Art: 9 Overall: 9.4 Recommendation: Buy

Dynamite Entertainment provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review

Preview: Project Superpowers: Blackcross #6

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Project Superpowers: Blackcross #6

writer: Warren Ellis
artist: Colton Worley
covers: Tula Lotay (a), Declan Shalvey (b)
subscription cover: Gabriel Hardman
incentive covers: Colton Worley (The American Flag), Tula Lotay (“virgin art”), Declan Shalvey (B/W art), Gabriel Hardman (B/W art)
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FC • 32 pages • $3.99 • Teen+

FINAL ISSUE!

The American Spirit is in Blackcross. Six haunted people are in his murderous path. This is where it ends.

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Preview: Vampirella 1969

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Vampirella 1969

writers: Nancy Collins, Phil Hester, Mark Rahner, Eric Trautmann, David Walker
artists: Aneke , Fritz Casas, Jethro Morales, Colton Worley, Brett Weldele
covers: Robert Hack (a), Jack Jadson (b)
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FC • 48 pages • $7.99 • Teen+

Vampirella first appeared on the scene in 1969 and quickly became a fixture of comics, horror and pop culture! Now, Dynamite Entertainment proudly presents a special, over-sized issue celebrating those heady days with a who’s who from their roister of all-star writers and artists! Just look at this line-up: Nancy Collins joined by artist Fritz Casas, Eric Trautmann joined by painter Brett Weldele, Phil Hester joined by artist Jethro Morales, Mark Rahner joined by artist Colton Worley, and David Walker joined by artist Aneke! Each presents a special tale showcasing the best of the former horror hostess from Drakulon!

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