King Jungle Jim #1 (2015)

King Jungle Jim #1 (2015)

$3.99
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Paul Tobin
(A) Sandy Jarrell1
(CA) Darwyn Cooke
'He IS the forest!' Welcome to the KING, full of RUSTIC WARS and BEASTIAL BLUSTER and UNFORGIVING TERRAIN and IMPOSSIBLE ORIGINS and ENIGMATIC ABILITIES and CREEPY DOMICILES and REALLY REALLY REALLY WEIRD MONKEYS! STRAP IN for HIGH ADVENTURE from Eisner-Award Winner PAUL TOBIN (Bandette) and SANDY JARRELL (Meteor Men) with a connecting King cover by comic legend DARWYN COOKE!
Date Available: 02/04/2015
BONUS REVIEW by "Doc" Schaefer


Respect to Dynamite for revisiting the classic black & white newspaper strip character. Also for having Paul Tobin take a refreshing look at the pith helmet wearing safari hunter. The only problem is that that classic character is no where to be found. What we are offered is a tie in to Flash Gordon which is inventive in it's own right, was not what I was hoping for. The shape changing occupant of the jungles of Arboria is a far cry from the African huntsmen locals call B'wana. An interesting concept just be aware it is Jungle Jim in name only.

I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams


VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Paul Tobin
(A) Sandy Jarrell1
(CA) Darwyn Cooke
'He IS the forest!' Welcome to the KING, full of RUSTIC WARS and BEASTIAL BLUSTER and UNFORGIVING TERRAIN and IMPOSSIBLE ORIGINS and ENIGMATIC ABILITIES and CREEPY DOMICILES and REALLY REALLY REALLY WEIRD MONKEYS! STRAP IN for HIGH ADVENTURE from Eisner-Award Winner PAUL TOBIN (Bandette) and SANDY JARRELL (Meteor Men) with a connecting King cover by comic legend DARWYN COOKE!
Date Available: 02/04/2015
BONUS REVIEW by "Doc" Schaefer


Respect to Dynamite for revisiting the classic black & white newspaper strip character. Also for having Paul Tobin take a refreshing look at the pith helmet wearing safari hunter. The only problem is that that classic character is no where to be found. What we are offered is a tie in to Flash Gordon which is inventive in it's own right, was not what I was hoping for. The shape changing occupant of the jungles of Arboria is a far cry from the African huntsmen locals call B'wana. An interesting concept just be aware it is Jungle Jim in name only.

I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams