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Hip Flask: Concrete Jungle (The Big Here & the Long Now)

1 review
Richard Starkings, Ladronn

Image Comics, 2007

Just... amazing!
on a whim some time last year i picked up issue #1 of the apparently new series by the title of Elephantmen. i was at once enthralled by a dark, mysterious, bladerunner-esque pulp-laden world of the future, full of mercenaries, monsters and a sense of nightmarish magic. the art drew me in, and refused to let me go. i fervently searched for any and all traces of prior work, and then found a ...

Elephantmen Volume 1: Wounded Animals

5 reviews
Richard Starkings, Moritat

Image Comics, 2007

Great writing, Fantastic Art !!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are looking for something that offers more than the usual comic book fare then you owe it to yourself to read Elephantmen. The description tells you the premise but there are so many layers to each story written by Mr. Starkings that you are left anxiously waiting for the next issue. The art by Moritat is nothing short of brilliant and the colors he uses compliment not only the fantastic ...

Elephantmen - War Toys Volume 1: No Surrender
Richard Starkings, Moritat

Image Comics, 2008

The story of the war to end all wars now in one volume! The prequel to Image's hit series, Elephantmen finds Africa and China at war. The battlefield: Europe, recently devastated by a lethal virus. Enter: MAPPO's soldiers, The Elephantmen. Even in the face of blistering resistance, it seems that nothing can stop MAPPO's advance across France to the North. But as Hip Flask comes face to face with the last vestiges of humanity in the frozen ...

Comic Book Lettering: The Comicraft Way

10 reviews
Richard Starkings

Active Images, 2003

GREAT BOOK!
This book is well written, funny [at times..] and VERY informative!! This will put you on the right path to lettering comics. I use this book as well as the recommened fonts to create my own comics!!! Worth EVERY Penny!!

Elephantmen Volume 2: Fatal Diseases
Richard Starkings, Moritat, ...

Image Comics, 2008

Collecting issues #8-14 of Image Comics' hit Pulp Science Fiction series, Elephantmen: Fatal Diseases details the lives of Hip Flask, Ebony Hide, Obadiah Horn, and the rest of the survivors of MAPPO's genetic experiments in Los Angeles, 2259, as a meteor falls in Santa Monica Bay and a new epidemic must be contained!

Unhuman: The Elephantmen - The Art Of Ladronn
Richard Starkings, John Roshell, ...

Image Comics, 2008

Designed by Comicraft's Secret Weapon, John JG Roshell, and the perfect companion to Hip Flask: Concrete Jungle, this comprehensive collection of unpublished art, sketches, and drawings by Ladronn offered in a beautiful hardcover tome. The very first American art work by the Eisner award-winning artist! Spotlights the career of the cover artist behind the industry's biggest titles, including The Incredible Hulk!

Hip Flask: Unnatural Selection

1 review
Richard Starkings

Active Images, 2003

One of the most remarkable comic books you'll ever read
I don't read as many comics as I used to, and when I do I like them to be something different. Something a bit special. Something grown up. Something that need not be about humans with special powers. Something with artwork that is out of the ordinary, and with a story that, while accessible and entertaining, is relevant and thought provoking. Something like Unnatural Selection, in other words. ...

Hip Flask: Mystery City
Richard Starkings, Ladronn

Active Images, 2005

A pulverized body sets Hip Flask on a trail that leads to The Eye of the Needle; Nikken, creator of the Elephantmen, believes that his imprisonment will soon end, and gang war erupts between the forces of Horn and Serengheti. Where will Flask's investigation lead? What secrets lie in Sahara's past, and what is the deadly mission of The Silencer?

Books of Magic, The: Reckonings - Book 3 (Books of Magic , Vol 3)

5 reviews
DC Comics, John Ney Rieber

Vertigo/DC Comics, 1997

Finding the way in hell
The Books of Magic series follow the life of Tim Hunter, who is destined to be the world's most powerful magician, but for now is just a teenager. He has recently discovered that all the imaginary children that he had as a child are real and live in an empty lot. He takes his girlfriend, Molly, to visit. She goes into the woods to heed the call of nature and is kidnapped and taken to hell by a ...

Tim Sale: Black And White - Revised And Expanded

5 reviews
Richard Starkings, John Roshell, ...

Image Comics, 2008

Essential
You need something cool on the coffee table, right? And well, that Madonna "Sex" book is kinda dated and has started drawing odd stares from visitors. Well, replace it with something that's real - Tim Sale: Black and White - Revised and Expanded. Probably the most influential illustrator working today, Tim Sale brings a keen sense of design right alongside superior draughtmanship and combines ...

Tim Sale: Black & White
Richard Starkings

Active Images, 2004

TIM SALE: BLACK AND WHITE is a lavishly illustrated and fully comprehensive collection of artwork from the career of comic book artist Tim Sale, best known for his work on BATMAN: THE LONG HALLOWEEN, SUPERMAN FOR ALL SEASONS, DAREDEVIL: YELLOW and SPIDER-MAN; BLUE. This retrospective covers the years beginning with his Grey Archer Press illustration work through to his most recent Marvel work, HULK: GRAY, Complemented by an extensive interview ...