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Image United #1 (2009) cover F Witchblade
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2009 Image Comics
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
story ROBERT KIRKMAN art ERIK LARSEN, ROB LIEFELD, TODD McFARLANE, WHILCE PORTACIO, MARC SILVESTRI & JIM VALENTINO covers ERIK LARSEN, ROB LIEFELD, TODD McFARLANE, WHILCE PORTACIO, MARC SILVESTRI & JIM VALENTINO
THE CROSSOVER EVENT OF THE CENTURY IS HERE! The heroes of the Image Universe are united in order to fight the greatest threat the world as ever faced! You can't miss this historic event as the original Image Founders draw all the characters they made history with. Each page is an amazing jam piece - it's a story told in a way never before attempted in comics!
Date Available: 11/25/2009
BONUS REVIEW by Jimmy PS Hayes
I didn't expect to like this going in. I haven't read an "Image Universe" book in 10+ years. And, I'm still half-ticked at Robert Kirman for bailing on Don Bluth's Space Ace. BUT, I ended up actually LIKING the book. Why? Because it's a damn good time. Slug-fest, mystery, and tradional super-heroics fill this book from cover to cover. Kirkman does a great job introducing, or in my case, re-introducing the characters of the Image Universe. The art is not really as messy as I expected it to be. There's a couple panels here and there where things don't look quite "right", but for the most part it's pretty good.
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
story ROBERT KIRKMAN art ERIK LARSEN, ROB LIEFELD, TODD McFARLANE, WHILCE PORTACIO, MARC SILVESTRI & JIM VALENTINO covers ERIK LARSEN, ROB LIEFELD, TODD McFARLANE, WHILCE PORTACIO, MARC SILVESTRI & JIM VALENTINO
THE CROSSOVER EVENT OF THE CENTURY IS HERE! The heroes of the Image Universe are united in order to fight the greatest threat the world as ever faced! You can't miss this historic event as the original Image Founders draw all the characters they made history with. Each page is an amazing jam piece - it's a story told in a way never before attempted in comics!
Date Available: 11/25/2009
BONUS REVIEW by Jimmy PS Hayes
I didn't expect to like this going in. I haven't read an "Image Universe" book in 10+ years. And, I'm still half-ticked at Robert Kirman for bailing on Don Bluth's Space Ace. BUT, I ended up actually LIKING the book. Why? Because it's a damn good time. Slug-fest, mystery, and tradional super-heroics fill this book from cover to cover. Kirkman does a great job introducing, or in my case, re-introducing the characters of the Image Universe. The art is not really as messy as I expected it to be. There's a couple panels here and there where things don't look quite "right", but for the most part it's pretty good.
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
