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indie box: Down

23 Wednesday Oct 2019

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down, Image Comics, indie box, Indie Comics, Tony Harris, Warren Ellis

Like last week’s pick from the short box of indie comics, this week features another crime story with a bad-ass female lead. Down is a four-issue series by Warren Ellis with art from Tony Harris and Cully Hamner, and its portrayal of a police officer infiltrating a violent criminal organization reminds me in some ways of one of my favorite films: The Departed by Martin Scorsese. Down isn’t quite as complex, as the fast pace and tight focus relentlessly blaze through the story up until the bitter end. But like The Departed, this story doesn’t end where you think it will.

Down puts our leading lady into the middle of a conflict between crooked cops and even more crooked gangsters, and every step of the journey takes her into increasingly questionable decisions about just whose side she is on. In her quest to get close to the criminal leader, she is forced to consider just how far she is willing to go to maintain her cover.

Down has a high body count and graphic violence, but I feel the real intensity takes place around just how much her experiences deform and re-define the protagonist’s conception of who she is and what role she wants to play in life. At some point, she realizes she has crossed a line she can never step back over and return to normalcy, and her only option is to choose a new path of her own design.

It’s one of my favorite of Ellis’ short works, and all the better because it doesn’t end with a big explosion, a convention he tended to over-use when he seemed to be cranking out a new series every week. It’s a fun read if you like crime fiction and bad-ass women, and you can get it for about $2 an issue.

Collector’s Guide: Down #1-4; 2005, Image.

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indie box: Elephantmen

14 Wednesday Aug 2019

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Elephantmen, Hip Flask, Image Comics, indie box, Indie Comics, Joe Casey, Ladronn, Unnatural Selection

What’s inside the short-box of independent and small-press comic books this week? It’s Elephantmen from Image Comics! Now, you might argue that Image Comics is too big to be considered “indie” or “small press” anymore, and maybe you’re right. But I remember when it was a start-up company with only a handful of titles, and one important thing remains the same: a focus on creator-owned projects.

Richard Starkings’ Elephantmen is one of several books that made me pay attention to Image Comics after having written them off years before as having better art than story, and too much focus on spandex-clad super-types. While that judgment might seem more accurate if you consider the quality I encountered in the earliest issues of WildC.A.T.s and StormWatch when Image began, even those titles became pretty awesome a few years later. So, Image can thank Richard Starkings for getting my damned attention, and I also thank Richard for the amazing tutorial he created that taught me how to letter comic books using Adobe Illustrator. See the Comicraft company website for awesome fonts, and that tutorial which is well worth the $10 if you want to learn how to letter digitally.

In the Unnatural Selection story–one of my favorites–Joe Casey and Ladronn created a gruesome future history for Richard Starking’s Elephantmen. A future where soldiers are bred from men and beasts, incubated in horrific labs, and indoctrinated as murderous slaves. Dig the following sample pages from Elephantmen: Unnatural Selection. We witness the birth of the starring character Hip Flask and the strange brand that gave him his name. Also, we encounter the brutal training and combat our hybrid heroes endured before they gained their freedom. One thing is for sure: mad scientists are jerks!

Collector’s Guide to Awesome Elephantmen Stories:
– From Elephantmen #0: Unnatural Selection; Image Comics.
– Elephantmen TPB
– Damaged Goods TPB
– War Toys TPB
– Unhuman: The Elephantmen Art of Ladronn.




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Maxx collection

06 Friday Mar 2015

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Maxx 1-14 set (6)

Image’s The Maxx was creator Sam Kieth’s utterly unconventional take on the idea of masked heroes. We collected a good chunk of the original issues over the years, but we’ve never had the opportunity to read the whole series in one take. It starts out weird and gets weirder, and then totally shifts gears two or three years into the series. The story does make its own internal sense eventually, and the artwork is a visual feast. This is still a difficult series to collect inexpensively. Several key issues fetch high prices, and the collected trade paperbacks were printed in small runs. This would be a great omnibus for Image to print. Let’s have a peek inside!

Maxx 1-14 set (7)

Maxx 1-14 set (8)

Maxx 1-14 set (9)

Maxx 1-14 set (10)

Maxx 1-14 set (11)

Maxx 1-14 set (12)

Maxx 1-14 set (13)

Maxx 1-14 set (14)

Maxx 1-14 set (15)

Maxx 1-14 set (16)

Maxx 1-14 set (17)

We sold this lot on eBay last year, as pictured below, but we’d love to read the entire series start to finish one of these winters.

Maxx 1-14 set (2)

Maxx 1-14 set (3)

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But Then Who Will Save All of You?!

06 Saturday Jul 2013

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Brandon Choi, Brett Booth, Image Comics, Indie Comics, Jim Lee, Sean Ruffner, Stormwatch, Trevor Scott

stormwatch 4 -001It’s fashionable among comic book fans to insult the mainstream books of the 1990’s. The early Image comics make a particularly favorite target for this bombast.

But, those of us who survived the Bronze Age should recall that a huge segment of fandom has entered a nostalgic period of their lives where they recall growing up with books like these. They treasure getting into comics as a result of these books as much as any of the older crowd fondly recalls some random Gil Kane or Gerry Conway book. As Paul at Longbox Graveyard likes to say, “The Golden Age of Comics is Twelve.” And who are we to insult another fans golden age?

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Plus, we should treat these books with a bit of respect since now children born during the Clinton Presidency are old enough to buy booze legally. Now that we’re all drinking buddies and comics fans, cut the 90’s some slack!

Regardless of our egalitarian philosophy, it’s true that most of these once-hyped early Image books can be found in clearance bins across the nation for mere pennies. If you get a major nostalgia wave and need Near Mint copies, you can get most of them for about a dollar.

Stormwatch is one example. While the title matured under the direction of Warren Ellis and Tom Raney, it was just your average 90’s book in the beginning. We find a lot of the art quite fun, despite how unashamedly it wears Jim Lee’s influence on its sleeve. In today’s gallery you can find some excerpts from the fourth issue. It had a lot of creative concepts (like Henry Bendix) that Ellis would mine for gold some day, so it’s interesting to see its early development as an entirely mainstream 90’s effort.

Collector’s Guide:– From Stormwatch #4; Image, 1993.
Created and plotted by Brandon Choi and Jim Lee.
Written by Sean Ruffner. Art by Brett Booth and Trevor Scott.

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Wolverine and Zealot Beat Up Demonic Alien Nazis in WWII!

03 Wednesday Apr 2013

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Image Comics, Jim Lee, Scott Lobdell, Travis Charest, WildC.A.T.S, Wildcats, Wolverine, X-men, Zealot

Travis Charest draws Wolverine and Zealot taking on the daemonites from the WildC.A.T.s series. Only here, the nasty aliens inhabit the bodies of Nazis in the 1940s. Aliens masterminding the Third Reich may not be the most original science fiction idea, but Charest and Scott Lobdell make it a solidly entertaining tale in the vein of Indiana Jones. Cool Jim Lee cover, too!

Image and Marvel made four WildC.A.T.s X-Men crossovers: Golden Age, Silver Age, Modern Age, and Dark Age, each with a different creative team. The first three also came in 3-D, and look pretty awesome.

In these pre-adamantium days, Wolverine doesn’t pop his claws. He opts for strapping some nasty hardware to his wrists, even though we’d seen four years earlier in Fatal Attractions that the claws were part of him. In these carefree days before Wolverine’s past became laid bare by Origins, he is also shown going by the name Logan in WW2 – not James Howlett. But don’t worry. You don’t need to be a continuity expert to kick back and enjoy this story! You can enjoy the first 1/3 in our gallery below.

Collector’s Guide:
– From WildC.A.T.s X-Men The Golden Age #1; Image/Marvel, 1997.

– Also available in 3-D
– Reprinted in Wildcats/X-Men TPB #1
– See all WildC.A.T.s X-Men crossovers








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Wildcats Gallery: Four-Page MegaSplash of Warblade by Jim Lee!

27 Wednesday Mar 2013

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After becoming a fan favorite for his work on X-men, Jim Lee helped found Image Comics in 1992. He began work on his own super-team, the WildC.A.T.s. Jim unleashed his artistic creativity on numerous mind-blowing splash pages, double splashes, and four-page fold-outs. This week we’ll take a look at some of our favorites!

Collector’s Guide:
– From WildC.A.T.s Vol. 1, #5; Image.

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Wildcats Gallery: Spartan and Voodoo Double Splash by Jim Lee!

20 Wednesday Mar 2013

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After becoming a fan favorite for his work on X-men, Jim Lee helped found Image Comics in 1992. He began work on his own super-team, the WildC.A.T.s. Jim unleashed his artistic creativity on numerous mind-blowing splash pages, double splashes, and four-page fold-outs. This week we’ll take a look at some of our favorites!

Collector’s Guide:
– From WildC.A.T.s Vol. 1, #9

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Wildcats Gallery: Jim Lee’s Four-Page MegaSplash of Zealot and Grifter!

13 Wednesday Mar 2013

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After becoming a fan favorite for his work on X-men, Jim Lee helped found Image Comics in 1992. He began work on his own super-team, the WildC.A.T.s. Jim unleashed his artistic creativity on numerous mind-blowing splash pages, double splashes, and four-page fold-outs. This week we’ll take a look at some of our favorites!

Collector’s Guide:
– From WildC.A.T.s Vol. 1, #5; Image.

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Wildcats Gallery: Cyberforce Crossover by Jim Lee!

06 Wednesday Mar 2013

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After becoming a fan favorite for his work on X-men, Jim Lee helped found Image Comics in 1992. He began work on his own super-team, the WildC.A.T.s. Jim unleashed his artistic creativity on numerous mind-blowing splash pages, double splashes, and four-page fold-outs. This week we’ll take a look at some of our favorites!

Collector’s Guide:
– From WildC.A.T.s Vol. 1 #6-7; Image.


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Wildcats Gallery: Warblade by Jim Lee!

27 Wednesday Feb 2013

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After becoming a fan favorite for his work on X-men, Jim Lee helped found Image Comics in 1992. He began work on his own super-team, the WildC.A.T.s. Jim unleashed his artistic creativity on numerous mind-blowing splash pages, double splashes, and four-page fold-outs. This week we’ll take a look at some of our favorites!

Collector’s Guide:
– From WildC.A.T.s Vol. 1, #7; Image.


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Wildcats Gallery: Warblade by Travis Charest

20 Wednesday Feb 2013

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Prior to becoming the regular artist on WildC.A.T.s, Travis Charest produced a few back-up stories and pin-ups for the title. Charest went on to produce a webcomic called SpaceGirl, major works like the science-fiction graphic novel MetaBaron, and remains in demand as a cover artist.

Collector’s Guide:
– From WildC.A.T.s Vol. 1, #9; Image, 1994.





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He Smells Like a Carnivore – Rotting Alligator Breath!

22 Tuesday Jan 2013

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Angela, first issue, Greg Capullo, Image Comics, Indie Comics, Neil Gaiman, sandalphon dragon, Spawn

In 2012, Neil Gaiman won a long-standing court case recognizing his creator rights to the Angela character, 16 years after her first appearance in Spawn #9. But we’re not here to dicuss the legal troubles of our favorite creators – just to celebrate their awesome work!

 
While we always enjoyed the artwork in Spawn, we were never huge fans of the book. Angela, however, struck a chord with us – and we were not alone. Fans dug her so much that she starred in her own 3-issue limited series by Gaiman and artist Greg Capullo.

Today we’ll have a look at the first scene from the first issue of that series. It’s Angela’s hundred thousandth birthday. To celebrate, Heaven’s most ass-kicking huntress tracks down an alien dragon to put his fearsome head on her trophy wall.

Collector’s Guide:
– From Angela #1; Image, 1994.
– Reprinted in the Angela TPB.

Collector’s Notes: The Angela TPB does not include the first appearance of Angela by Gaiman and Todd McFarlane in Spawn #9 (reprinted in Spawn TPB #2.) Angela also appears in Curse of the Spawn #9-11 (reprinted in Curse of the Spawn TPB #3.) The Curse stories flashback to her origin.




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Micronauts – first issue, Image 2002!

22 Wednesday Aug 2012

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Image Comics picked up licensing rights to Micronauts and launched their own series in 2002. We really enjoyed the artwork and seeing the Micros back in action. As far as the writing, it’s aimed at a younger teen audience. If you grew up on Micronauts in the 1970s, this probably isn’t for you – but your kids will love it like you loved the Micronauts in the Bill Mantlo days.

The Concept: Within our own universe, in a sub-atomic realm, lie endless worlds of scientific magnificence, under the rule of an evil tyrant, Baron Karza. Can a small band of misfit aliens and one human put an end to his reign? Find out in issue #1. Classic space opera with a modern twist!

Micronauts lasted a year at Image. They also spun off a cool 4-issue series Micronauts Karza, involving a time travel plot to kill the young Karza. Things don’t go as planned, but we learn a lot about Karza’s early life.

Collector’s Guide:
– From Micronauts #1; Image, 2002.
– Reprinted in Micronauts Revolution TPB #1; 2003.










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Larry Stroman’s WildC.A.T.s Annual

29 Saturday Oct 2011

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Yesterday, we looked at samples from Larry Stroman’s Black to the Future story from the Black Panther Annual. Larry Stroman is such a genius he even took on the WildC.A.T.S Annual #1 and made it rock hard! Dig Larry’s splash and double-page spreads as the WildC.A.T.S take on some gnarly daemonites.
Collector’s Guide:
– From WildC.A.T.S Annual #1; Image, 1998.

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Micronauts Bonus Posters!

26 Sunday Jun 2011

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EJ Su, Image Comics, Micronauts, Micronauts Convention Special, Tone Rodriguez

Feast your subatomic sensors on these bonus posters of the Micronauts! These beauties come from the Micronauts 2002 Convention Special.

In the early 2000s, Image comics picked up the licensing for Micronauts, a role formerly held by Marvel Comics. You can take a look at our entire Micronauts Gallery without even breaching the spacewall of your own home!

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Alien Laughter Fills the Jungle as the Hunters Flee!

30 Saturday Apr 2011

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Alien Pig Farm 3000, dinosaur, dinosaur comics, Image Comics, Indie Comics, Raw Studios, William Stout

Alien Pig Farm 3000, a four issue series by Image in 2007, started off with this revisionist history of how an alien invasion really killed the dinosaurs. Throw in an astounding cover from the Dean of Dino, William Stout, and we’re there! Grossly immature themes may be unsuitable for all audiences everywhere.

Collector’s Guide:
– From Alien Pig Farm 3000 #1. Also available in TPB.
Produced by Raw Studios.




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Are You a Dirty Little Doggy?

28 Thursday Apr 2011

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Lamenting Pain is Josh Dysart’s follow up to Violent Messiahs. Dysart gets as weird as he wants to be. Image Comics gives him free rein to explore creepy grey areas where violence and intimacy rub shoulders. The result? A one-of-a-kind detective thriller that will challenge and amaze! Also, the strangest interrogation scenes we’ve ever read! Enjoy these excerpts, dirty doggies!

Collector’s Guide:
-From Violent Messiahs: Lamenting Pain #2. Image, 2002.
– Reprinted in Violent Messiahs TPB #2; IDW, 2009.
– Pick up the first Violent Messiahs series or the TPB.




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Strange Gods, All Dark and Mysterious!

12 Saturday Mar 2011

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Image Comics, KISS, occult

In the late 1990s, Image Comics put out 31 issues of Kiss Psycho Circus. Possibly a promotion for a Todd McFarlane line of licensed toys, Psycho Circus features some mind-shredding artwork from the Image studios.

If you like KISS, and you think seeing them as celestial beings of great power might kick some major ass, then this is right up your alley! A few of these issues have really solid stories, but mostly it’s about the WOW factor of the artwork. Dig some of these covers, splash panels, and 2-page spreads!

My Comic Shop has the single issues of Kiss Psycho Circus for about a buck a piece.




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