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Home / Big Trouble In Little China #13 (2014)

Big Trouble In Little China #13 (2014)

Big Trouble In Little China #13 (2014)

$4.50

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2014 Boom! Studios

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Fred Van Lente
(A) Joe Eisma
(CA) Jay Shaw

The new creative team of writer Fred Van Lente (Archer & Armstrong), artist Joe Eisma (Morning Glories), and Mondo cover artist Jay Shaw (Evil Empire) brings Jack Burton into 2015! Jack is a man out of time. His friends and the world around him have changed. He's now on a hunt for the Pork-Chop Express, and the eccentric '80s-obsessed billionaire who has it!

Date Available: 07/15/2015

Reviews


Finally, we arrive at a storyline that could form a direct sequel to the movie! Waking up from a mysticly induced coma in the future. "Really" Ole Jack Burton tries to reconnect with his old friends. His lack of knowledge of all things current fits his personality to a tee. And the fact that Margo turned her adventure into a movie featuring "that Snake Pliskin guy" and a series of books that read like Bob Hope road pictures is truly genious. Ride the rails with the Porkchop Express!

John "Doc" Schaefer 8 out of 10 GRAHAMS