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By ComicList The final element of this comic book that is worth discussing in depth is the idea of time travel. This issue utilizes it heavily. It resolves scenes from previous issues as well as helps solve problems within this issue and it provides a means of escape for some of the supporting characters. T...

Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Star Wars Legacy #35 Dark Horse Comics Ostrander, Duursema & Parsons

By ComicList Star Wars Legacy #34 Dark Horse Comics Ostrander, Duursema & Parsons Read more »Original post blogged on ComicList. Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Star Wars Legacy #34 Dark Horse Comics Ostrander, Duursema & Parsons

Star Wars Legacy #34 Dark Horse Comics Ostrander, Duursema & Parsons This was a great issue and I think this title is heading in about as new a direction as it can. This is a tremendous series and I definitely recommend this to anyone. It’s not the same old Star Wars story to be sure.

By paul@ifanboy.com In broad terms, Dark Horse relishes in a heady blend of horror and science fiction, probably best known for Mike Mignola's occult comedy Hellboy and franchise titles like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and yes, Star Wars.  They've also been making use of the official Robert E. Howard license (t...

Taki: Six issues, plus a short story in MySpace Dark Horse Presents. Mike: I’m really excited about Taki taking this on as a full-on comic book. I can’t wait to see her get back to something that means so much to her as YND. She’s going to kick ass.

By Richard Grendel Volumes 4 & 5. Grendel: Devil Tales, art by Matt Wagner. Grendel: God And The Devil, art by Sale, Snyder, Geldhof. Published Dark Horse Comics.) Wagner’s subsequent returns to Grendel: Crossovers and short stories. Published Dark Horse Comics.)

Hellboy: In the Chapel of Moloch Dark Horse Comics Mignola & Stewart. A one shot for Hellboy turns out to be a pleasant surprise in the pile this week. Oh sure the return of the creator for the first time in three years is excitement ...

By Kevin Melrose • Frank Miller says The Spirit will blend eras and influences: “It’s romantic, but as in Sin City, you don’t know what date it is. It’s a very urban/Zorro story. I tried to make it as timeless as possible, so you will see cell phones and vintage cars and not really know where you are.” [Sci Fi Wire]...

Dark Horse Publisher, Mike Richardson, wrote the story and while not all of the gags work, I for one appreciated this spoof on old Hollywood “buddy” films and thought Richardson did a great job. One of the best things about the series ...

By Jim Jim: That’sa wrap for Dark Horse this month and it appears to be a semi-quite one for them. Still right now these guys are producing my favorite collections with Hellboy, Creepy and Erie to be added in 2009. Lee: Wow. ...

By Brad Curran That's a bit ... Could the Image Revolution ever happen again? Could anything like that (or Dark Horse Legends, another one I forgot in that post this morning) work in mainstream comics these days? Especially because comics are so writer driven these days? Hypothetically, let’s say Bendis...

By Caleb A sort of R-rated sitcom exploring geek culture from the inside out, Empowered has its cake and eats it too—it’s full of exploitative, titillating imagery, but it also features the healthiest and most realistic romantic relationship ever featured in any comic book also featuring cape...