Pretty heavy on the collectibles this week but there’s still the premiere issue of Blackout, the further adventures of Captain Midnight, Serenity Leaves On The Wind #3, and B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #1 for a buck among the offerings from Dark Horse.
Some especially nice goodies from Dark Horse this week including the first issue of Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10, the launch of The Witcher, and the hardcover of Hellboy: The First 20 Years among the offerings.
As far as this collection is concerned, I recommend this set to any of those who love the raw original comic form. If you read comics in the 70’s or 80’s and yearn for down to earth classics, with a thirst for history, this is your ticket. If you’re a fan of the individual characters then this is must have.
The Star Wars continues, as does the second issue of the relaunched Ghost, from Dark Horse this week.
This week brings the launch of Veil and the latest Lobster Johnson among the highlights from Dark Horse Comics.
Here’s the latest hitting stores today from Dark Horse, including the launches of Pariah, Tomb Raider, and Vandroid, as well as the second issue of Serenity; Leaves On The Wind.
Dark Horse launches a new Terminator series this week with The Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy as well as a couple of Star Wars titles plus the latest B.P.R.D. Hell On Earth leading the pack of releases.
A bit of a quiet week for Dark Horse but you’ll find the finale of the bizarre Clown Fatale among the offerings to snatch up.
Another great EC Vault of Horror hardcover arrives, along with the fifth issue of The Star Wars, being among the highlights this week from Dark Horse Comics.
A bit of a quiet release week for Dark Horse Comics but at least we see the first issue of Serenity: Leaves on the Wind and conclusion of Sledgehammer ’44.
The newest issue of Conan the Barbarian and the latest Eerie hardcover collection (volume fifteen) are some of the highlights of this week’s Dark Horse comics.
Here’s what to be on the lookout for this week from Dark Horse Comics, including the first issue of Skyman and the latest installment of B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth!
Overall, I found the art book and amount of concepts to really hit the spot. It makes me want to play through the game again just to look more at details I may have been blinded to. I am a big fan of the BioShock games which were worth the time and bucks to buy. The price of the book may be enough to buy you a discounted game on its own but for the amount of content I’d say you’ll get what you pay for, especially if you are a fan of the game.
The new year is in full swing with the latest from Dark Horse Comics including the conclusion of Shaolin Cowboy and the latest issue of Abe Sapien.
In a move which comes as absolutely no surprise, Dark Horse Comics has announced Disney informed the comic publisher the Star Wars licensing for comics
