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Star Trek - Year Four #6 (IDW Publishing)
David Tischman

IDW Publishing, 2008

As Kirk and the crew investigate the disappearance of the USS Pasteur, a trail of debris leads the USS Enterprise to an automated facility on a lifeless, desert planet in the Gobi system. A landing party finds robotic nannies caring for a computer-controlled nursery of alien babies-which Dr. McCoy's analysis proves to be the final survivors of the planet's dead civilization. But when an ensign disappears, and clues of the Pasteur's fate uncover ...

Barnum!: In Secret Service to the USA

1 review
Howard Chaykin, David Tischman

Vertigo, 2005

Three Rings of Fun
This is a fun book! If you are looking for something with humorous adventure and maybe a dash of steampunk, this is a good choice. It is akin to the old TV show Wild Wild West, though with Barnum (and his circus) serving Cleveland rather than West serving Grant. The artwork is great and very much compliments the story. As there is only a smidge of nudity, I am not sure why this ran in the ...

JLA The Secret Society of Super Heroes Book Two
Howard Chaykin & David Tischman

DC Comics, 2000

Star Trek The Next Generation - The Space Between #4 : Light of the Day (IDW Publishing)
David Tischman

IDW Publishing, 2007

In "Light of Day," part four of IDW's all-new Star Trek: The Next Generation relaunch, a shuttle craft accident strands Worf, Geordi, and Ro on an unexplored moon. The trio survive the crash, but when the sun rises they are fighting for their lives... against a colony of nocturnal aliens who become deadly killers with each new dawn. Meanwhile, aboard the Starship Enterprise, the situation gets even more grim! Written by David Tischman (Bite ...

Star Trek: Year Four (Star Trek (Idw))

2 reviews
David Tischman, Steve Conley, ...

IDW Publishing, 2008

Captures The Essence Of Star Trek Perfectly
This is a great book. It really has the characterizations down pat. From McCoy saying "He's dead Jim" many times to the banter between Kirk, Spock and Bones, these stories have the feel of left-over scripts from the original series. The art is somewhat cartoony at times but it works. There is one instant classic panel which shows Kirk in his melodramatic pose of being in pain from an unseen force ...

American Century #9 January 2002
Howard Chaykin and David Tischman

Vertigo/ DC Comics, 2002

Son of Superman

8 reviews
Howard Chaykin, David Tischman

DC Comics, 2000

Ultra Good book
The book "Son of Superman" was one of the most awesomest books I have ever read. Although it has the same proablems all Graphic novels has, Shortness, it is still a good buy. the takes place in the future where an evil martian manhunter got superman and the world has become place where order is more than justice. The JLA become surrenders to the man and works on a payroll, not even a justice ...

The Complete Bite Club

3 reviews
Howard Chaykin, David Tischman

Vertigo, 2007

The Blood Sucking Mafia
This volume collects both the "Bite Club" mini-series & it's sequel "Bite Club: Vampire Crime Unit" First Landis did it with "Innocent Blood" and now Chaykin does it with "Bite Club" Of course I'm talking about the combination of The Mafia & Vampires. But whereas Landis's movie was a horror-comedy, Chaykins tale is more like a sexed-up drama, soaked in blood & bullets. Make no mistake ...

Fraction #5 October 2004
David Tischman

DC Comics, 2004

Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Space Between issues 1-6 (All FIRST PRINTINGS of issues 1-6! The entire ...
David Tischman

IDW, 2007

Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation with this all-new relaunch of the Trek franchise in comics. An all-new, all-different, Next-Gen adventure, featuring Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Enterprise D!

Pulp Fantastic #2 (Vertigo)
Howard Chaykin, David Tischman

DC Comics, 2000

Direct sales edition comic book published by DC Comics under their Vertigo imprint. A futuristic Raymond Chandler-type Detective story, written by Howard Chaykin in his characteristic hard-boiled style.

American Century #8 December 2001
Howard Chaykin and David Tischman

Vertigo/ DC Comics, 2001

American Century #27 October 2003
Howard Chaykin and David Tischman

Vertigo/ DC Comics, 2003

Star Trek - Year Four #4 (IDW Publishing)
David Tischman

IDW Publishing, 2007

On Viden 9, the U.S.S. Enterprise encounters a planet similar to 21st century Earth, where the population has a never-ending appetite for entertainment, and people will do anything for fame. When Captain Kirk and his crew become media sensations, the competing networks that control Viden's government won't let them leave, unless Kirk agrees to a deadly "finale."

Pulp Fantastic #1 (Vertigo)
Howard Chaykin, David Tischman

DC Comics, 2000

Direct sales edition comic book published by DC Comics under their Vertigo imprint. A futuristic Raymond Chandler-type Detective story, written by Howard Chaykin in his characteristic hard-boiled style.

Fraction, #3 (Comic Book)
DAVID TISCHMAN

DC, 2004

Fraction, #6 (Comic Book)
DAVID TISCHMAN

DC, 2004

American Century#10 February 2002
Howard Chaykin and David Tischman

DC/Vertigo Comics, 2002

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