Showing posts with label ALL STAR WESTERN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ALL STAR WESTERN. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

'All-Star Western' #10 solicitation listing


ALL-STAR WESTERN #10

Written by JUSTIN GRAY and JIMMY PALMIOTTI

Art by MORITAT

Backup story art by JOSE LUIS GARCIA-LOPEZ

Cover by LADRONN

On sale JUNE 27 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T+

• Part one of a story exposing the beginning of a battle for GOTHAM CITY between THE COURT OF OWLS and THE CRIME BIBLE!

• TALLULAH BLACK is back!

• And in a new BAT LASH backup story illustrated by legendary artist JOSE LUIS GARCIA-LOPEZ, an outraged father is accusing Bat of tarnishing the honor of his twin daughters – and he’s making his case with a double-barreled shotgun!

Saturday, February 18, 2012

More 'Night of the Owls'/'All-Star Western' crossover info at The Outhouse

Coverage of the ALL-STAR WESTERN tie-in with upcoming "Night of the Owls" Batman line crossover continues over at THE OUTHOUSE, with illuminating interview quotes from ALL-STAR WESTERN co-scripters Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti. Click here to follow the latest!

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Turning on the Owl Signal with Gray & Palmiotti at Comic Book Resources

Our Jimmy and Justin and their plans for All-Star Western are spotlighted in a revealing interview over at Comic Book Resources. As you no doubt know from reading All-Star Western — and if you aren't reading it, your only excuse is that you must be long deceased — our critically acclaimed co-scripters have taken butt-ugly bounty hunter Jonah Hex and placed him in the lawless Gotham City of the Old West, and now DC Comics is about to launch the first crossover event of the New 52 reboot, "Night of the Owls," which spans all of the company's Batman titles. Though Bats will likely not be spending some of his vast wealth to commission a time machine so he can hang with Jonah for some shots of dodgy whiskey at some scurvy saloon, All-Star Western will provide a companion piece to the event and explore the early days of Gotham's clandestine Court of Owls. Follow this link to read it all for yourself.

Monday, February 13, 2012

'All-Star Western' #9 solicitation listing

The critically acclaimed old West action with Jonah Hex rides on, accompanied by another gorgeous Ladronn cover! NOTE: this issue serves as a companion piece to the upcoming "Night of the Owls" crossover spanning the line of Batman books, so keep that in mind when picking this up at the shops.

ALL-STAR WESTERN #9
Written by JUSTIN GRAY and JIMMY PALMIOTTI
Art by MORITAT, PATRICK SCHERBERGER and DAN GREEN
Cover by LADRONN
On sale MAY 23 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T+
• A tie-in to “NIGHT OF THE OWLS!”
• Concluding JONAH HEX’S battle with THE AUGUST 7!
• Discover what the Court of Owls was up to in GOTHAM CITY circa 1880!
• NIGHTHAWK and CINNAMON hunt down killers and fall in love in this issue’s backup story.

Monday, January 30, 2012

Sunday, January 29, 2012

'All-Star Western" #5 recieves the "buy" recommendation from ScienceFiction.com

There is perhaps no more simple and eloquent form of critical appraisal that that of "buy," and that is exactly what ScienceFiction.com recommends you do in regard to All-Star Western #5, which they also declare a "sleeper hit." The review in question is found here.

Thursday, January 26, 2012

A very special review of 'All Star Western' #5 at Mulitiversity Comics

Every now and the a review comes along that looks at a particular subject of appraisal and goes above and beyond the call of criticism to provide the reader with all they will ever need to know about exactly what makes said series worthy of their attention, time and money. Such a review is found here, over at Multiversity Comics. Seriously, they tackle not only the merits of the latest issue of All Star Western, they also address the whole appeal of Jonah Hex as one of the last holdouts in what used to be a popular media landscape replete with westerns. A more heartfelt review has seldom been seen in the annals of Internet comics geekery, and such an effort is to be both heartily recommended and commended.

IGN weighs in on 'All Star Western' #5

IGN has reviewed All Star Western #5, and that critical appraisal can be read here.