The Fellowship has obtained sneak peeks of comics from IDW that will come out this week...
William Gibson (w)
Butch Guice (a)
Tula Lotay (c)
Science Fiction Superstar William Gibson comes to comics!
The U.S. political leaders of 2016 abandon the radioactive planet they’ve
destroyed and harness the power of humanity’s last hope: The Splitter, a
colossal machine designed to manufacture a bright new reality for them to
infiltrate and corrupt.
D.J. Kirkbride (w)
Vassilis Gogtzilas (a & c)
Born in the cataclysmic cosmic catastrophe known as “The
Bigger Bang,” Cosmos traversed the barren egg-lands in-between universes,
discovered the wisdom of space whales, defeated intergalactic evil, and found
love! Now a new threat presents itself, one the hero has never known...
worship! What can he give those who would call him God? Intergalactic action
and pataphysical philosophy return in THE BIGGEST BANG, the thrilling sequel to
the mini-series Den of Geek called one of “the best comics of 2015”!
Luciano Saracino (w)
Ariel Olivetti (a & c)
A collection of masks transforms the young man known as
Ich into innumerable different beasts and monsters. Using this ancient power,
he embarks on a battle that pits the indigenous people of Colombia against the
encroaching Spanish empire. But can one man hope to beat back the massive
forces of the conquering Spaniards? Luciano Saracino and Ariel Olivetti (Venom:
Space Knight) bring readers a stunningly illustrated story of beasts and men
fighting for the soul of a nation!
Ulises Fariñas & Erick Freitas (w)
Dan McDaid (a)
Fariñas (c)
Mega-City Zero, Part 5! Dredd and the girls begin a quest
in light last issue’s revelation in this chapter, entitled “This User Does Not
Exist.”
John Layman (w)
Andy Kuhn (a)
John McCrea (c)
The Martians came. The Martians saw. The Martians
conquered. Now the space invaders cruelly rule over humanity, which has no hope
for liberation... until Ruby Johnson decided she had enough and started
fighting back.
Michael Wm. Kaluta (a & c)
Michael Wm. Kaluta has been creating beautiful imagery
for more than 40 years. Highlights of his career include what many consider to
be the definitive version of The Shadow, the still in-progress Starstruck, and
a myriad of stunning covers illustrated for nearly every comics publisher—as
well as being part of the legendary art collective known simply as The Studio
(along with Jeffery Catherine Jones, Barry Windsor-Smith, and Bernie
Wrightson).
This collection presents all five Kaluta sketchbooks
published by IDW, featuring art selected by the artist from his personal
archives—a cornucopia of delightful delineations and lovely line drawings by a
true master of the form.
Cullen Bunn (w)
David Baldeón (a)
J.H. Williams (c)
JOURNEY THROUGH MICROSPACE! The reign of BARON KARZA
stretches through all of known space… but a small band of renegades have other
ideas. Action like you’ve never seen before!
Steve Niles (w)
Damien Worm (a & c)
Gristlewood is under siege, and the lives of the
townspeople are at stake. Geoff, Vivian, and the entire Allan clan must do
everything they can to stop the bloodsucker threat. While Geoff and Phil are
reunited, Dante discovers the secret to Lucas’ disappearance.
Mike Johnson & Ryan Parrott (w)
Angel Hernandez (a & c)
The 50th Anniversary Celebration of the STAR TREK
franchise continues in this special event mini-series! It's Kirk and the crew
vs. the Klingons in a battle unlike any you've seen before: aboard the
Enterprise itself!
Georgia Ball (w)
Amy Mebberson (a & c)
Bake off! Strawberry made it through the regional cooking
competition and is on her way to Big Apple City, but her struggle to win the
prize is just getting started. Ruthless competitor, Steve Piemanne, has more
tricks up his rolled-up sleeves planned to put the Purple Pie Shop on top.
Roger Hill (w)
Wally Wood (a & c)
Wally Wood’s career is legendary among the annals of comic’s
history. He rocketed to fame working on Will Eisner’s The Spirit newspaper
strip and became one of the most talented artists working for EC Comics during
the 1950s. Wood also became a star of EC’s satire comic called Mad, which went
on to even greater success as a magazine, allowing the artist to apply his
amazing talents in a broader spectrum. When the comics industry fell on lean
times during the mid 1950s, Wood segued into the field of science fiction pulp
illustration, providing over 200 beautiful drawings and several color cover
paintings for the digest magazines; particularly Galaxy. Wood left behind a
legacy of great art, much of which has never been reprinted. This book will
feature them all. Long time Wally Wood historian Roger Hill has spent the past
twenty years pulling together the history of Wood’s involvement with the pulp
digests and tracking down original art for this project. Over half of the
images have been pulled from the originals or from Wood’s personal file copies,
allowing Wood fans the finest possible reproduction!
Beau Smith (w)
Lora Innes (a & c)