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Comic previews: Paul Pope's ADAM STRANGE, Darwyn Cooke's THE HUNTER
( Paul Pope's first page (uncolored) of his ADAM STRANGE story for DC's WEDNESDAY COMICS )
Posted for all the Pope fans out there. I confess, I'm not really one myself. It's not that I don't dislike his art (although it's a wee bit off-puttingly hipsterish in style), but I don't quite understand the sometimes-slavish obsession I'd see from some customers at the comic shop.
I mean, Pope's great, but if you want to know which modern comic master *I* slavishly adore along with everyone else? I'll tell you straight:
( Darwyn goddamn Cooke, who's adapting Richard Stark/Donald Westlake's PARKER novels into comic form, starting with THE HUNTER )
Click here to read fifteen more preview pages of PARKER on IDW Publishing's site. I'll be all over this book like surly on Lee Marvin.
Posted for all the Pope fans out there. I confess, I'm not really one myself. It's not that I don't dislike his art (although it's a wee bit off-puttingly hipsterish in style), but I don't quite understand the sometimes-slavish obsession I'd see from some customers at the comic shop.
I mean, Pope's great, but if you want to know which modern comic master *I* slavishly adore along with everyone else? I'll tell you straight:
( Darwyn goddamn Cooke, who's adapting Richard Stark/Donald Westlake's PARKER novels into comic form, starting with THE HUNTER )
Click here to read fifteen more preview pages of PARKER on IDW Publishing's site. I'll be all over this book like surly on Lee Marvin.