RoboCop: The Human Element TP
Authors: Joe Harris, Frank J. Barbiere, Ed Brisson, & Michael Moreci
Artists: Piotr Kowalksi, João Vieira, Emilio Laiso, & Jason Copland
With the re-imagining of an all-time classic, fans of the new and old will be immersed in the action, oppression and humanity in these untold RoboCop stories. Explore the world of the new film, brought to you by some of the freshest voices in the industry.
What if the world’s pop stars and celebrities were literally products, grown by the world’s wealthiest (and most depraved) minds—and one of them escaped? Dark Horse presents the new four-issue miniseries Pop!
Smart and savage! Sexy and scathing! Writer Curt Pires and artist Jason Copland deliver a series that’s original, exciting, and sure to draw attention!
As unique as it is entertaining, Pop is a white-knuckled thrill ride through the marketing-mastered, technologically tethered tragicomedy we call life.
Pop #1 is on comic shelves August 27! Preorder your copy today!
RoboCop: Hominem Ex Machina
Writer(s): Michael Moreci
Artist(s): Jason Copland
With the release of RoboCop, a re-imagining of the all-time classic, fans of the new and old will be immersed in the action, oppression and humanity that is RoboCop.
Four anthology-style one-shots exploring the world of the new film, brought to you by some of the freshest voices in the industry — Joe Harris, Frank Barbiere, Ed Brisson, and Michael Moreci.
After a series of successful campaigns that cripple a portion of Detroit’s criminal activities, RoboCop’s system inexplicably goes down. While RoboCop’s consciousness remains, his control is gone.
As crime rises in his absence, a paralyzed RoboCop must watch his city burn. For the first time, OCP will learn that control is in the hands of the man, not the machine.
This November, Matt battles for survival against supernatural foes unlike any other in the terrifying Daredevil #33! From the award-winning creative team of Mark Waid and Chris Samnee comes one of the strangest Daredevil tales yet! The Man Without Fear’s quest to end the Sons of the Serpent organization has put him in the undead clutches of the ghastly Legion of Monsters! Now, Daredevil must battle against Zombies, Werewolves, Mummies, and even the Daughter of Satan! Not to mention the Sons of the Serpent themselves! With these frightening foes closing in, is it possible the Man Without Fear might just be afraid of something after all? Don’t miss the shocking Daredevil #33 for the answer!
DAREDEVIL #33 (SEP130728)
MARK WAID & CHRIS SAMNEE – Storytellers
PENCILS & INK by JASON COPLAND
Cover by CHRIS SAMNEE
FOC – 10/28/2013, On-Sale – 11/20/2013
Hoax Hunters #11
Story By: Michael Moreci
Story By: Steve Seeley
Cover By: Jason Copland
Art By: Tristan Jones
Price: $3.50
Diamond ID: AUG130696
Published: October 11, 2013
“THE BOOK OF MOTHMAN” Part Two
Regan and Donovan’s encounter with the deadly demon in their search for the Book of All Futures reveals a shocking insight from Donovan’s past. Meanwhile, Jack and Ken continue to quell the surging cryptid activity across the Midwest.
Masks and Mobsters #4
Story: Joshua Williamson
Art: Jason Copland
The heroes have started to organize and attack the Mob’s best joints! So the Mob has sent their best wise guy to the Mask’s bullet proof man, The Tower, with an offer that the Tower can’t refuse… and it isn’t money!
FUBAR PRESS, publisher of the Kickstarter funded New York Times Best Seller FUBAR: Empire of the rising Dead are teaming up with fellow Independent publisher 215 INK to bring free comics to shops all across the country via the brand new Indie comic distributor Liber on FREE COMIC BOOK DAY. Both publishers are contributing 28 page stand alone comics to the event and are launching a Kickstarter campaign to secure funding for the printing of those comics.
DONATE TO CAMPAIGN BY VISITING http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1607639297/fubar-press-215-ink-free-comic-book-day-2012
“Kickstarter has been an immense game changer for independent comics in general and small-press indie comics in particular. A few years ago we couldn’t even hope to participate in an event like Free Comic Book Day. Kickstarter has been great because not only does it help us raise funds, but it also is an excellent tool to help spread the word on events like FCBD and introduce comic shops to a new distributor like Liber.” says Jeff McComsey, Editor in Chief of FUBAR PRESS.
Andrew DelQuadro of 215 INK had this to add, “My only regret is that we didn’t start this project earlier and pull in a few more of our fellow indie publishers and make this a gigantic event. Next year We want to go bigger.”
215 INK and FUBAR PRESS are asking for a modest $1,200 in their campaign but have said, “The more money raised, the more books will be printed and the more shops we can ship our books to.”
THE LINE UP:
FUBAR PRESS’s contribution:
FUBAR: THE DEVIL’S DANCE FLOOR.
Cover by: Steve Becker Story and art by: Jeff McComsey
The Devil’s Dance floor is a 28-page stand alone World War II story about the remnants of the British 6th Army in North Africa’s last stand against zombie Erwin Rommel’s Undead Afrika Korp. Down to the very last bullets, bombs and bayonets these battle hardened Brits are out to prove that he who dares, Wins.
From 215 ink:
We have 2 shorts in one awesome book. 215’s book will be a flip style book.
SIDE 1
VIC BOONE: SEA OF TROUBLE.
Cover by: Jim McMunn Story by: Shawn Aldridge Art by:Jason Copland
This 12 page short follows Future Portland’s notorious ex motorcycle daredevil turned private eye as he takes a vacation from the non stop robot ass beatings, femme fatale double crosses and cigarette smoking to relax at the shore… where he is immediately attacked and double crossed.
SIDE 2
APES WITH UZIS: THE PACKAGE
Cover by: Jeff McComsey Written by Mark Bertolini Art by Peebo Mondia
Created by Rolf Ledejgard
This 12 page short introduces Milford “Ecus” Lang as the premier black market delivery-monkey in the Primate Nation. After getting handpicked to deliver a mysterious package, Ecus then lands the job offer of a lifetime…is he monkey enough to take it?
