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Western, ComicsStreets Of Glory #2 by Garth Ennis & Mike Wolfer Just this side of lawlessness, Gladback, Montana has seen its share of drifters, passing settlers and those looking for a quiet place to die, but never has it seen the likes of Colonel Joseph Dunn, whose command on the battlefields of the Civil War is the stuff of legend. As Dunn becomes reacquainted with an old friend and an old love thought long lost, the mystery of the Colonel's past begins to unfold. But others in Gladback bear close watching, and before Dunn's first night in Gladback is over, the barbaric ravaging of a resident will leave the town in shock - all save Dunn, who knows who committed the heinous act; a man he has spent his life tracking and who he has sworn to kill with his own hands. This issue is available with a regular or wraparound cover by series artist Mike Wolfer." Streets Of Glory Wrap Cover #3 Waiting on text from Avatar." Streets Of Glory #3 Red Crow waits. Apache warrior, serial killer and scourge of the Montana Rockies, the brutality of his actions against the white invaders upon his people's land is unparalleled. But one man has dedicated his life to ending the savage killer's reign of terror, and Colonel Joseph Dunn will not rest until Red Crow's head rides a pike! With uneasy allies enlisted from the ranks of visiting business man Charles Morrison's personal bodyguards, Dunn prepares a hunting party to track and kill the Apache madman. But as tensions in Gladback run high in anticipation of the quest into the wilderness, Dunn senses that his posse could be more of a threat to his life than Red Crow himself. This issue is available with a regular or wraparound cover by series artist Mike Wolfer. Streets Of Glory #4 (Wrap Cover) Waiting on text from Avatar" Streets Of Glory #4 Garth Ennis' powerhouse saga of the Old West continues in this, the most violent chapter yet! Red Crow, the maniacal Apache serial killer, has resurfaced, renewing his terroristic murder spree upon the defenseless settlers near Gladback, Montana. With a posse consisting of the untested and untrustworthy bodyguards of a wealthy industrialist, Colonel Joseph R. Dunn has set out to track down Red Crow and end his reign of terror. As the bloody and final confrontation between Dunn and his life-long adversary nears, the hard-as-nails Cavalryman will begin to suspect the truth of his world, and his true place in it on the eve of the Twentieth Century! Ennis teams with Mike Wolfer for this epic full color series that promises to thrill every fan of Ennis' powerful story-telling and brutal violence. Man With No Name #1 by Christos Gage & Wellington Diaz From its iconic imagery, stars and score, MGM's 'Man With No Name' trilogy is a modern masterpiece of cinema! And now, the legend comes to life once again as the next new series from Dynamite! Starring the ultimate anti-hero, and under the helm of writer Christos Gage (New Avengers) and artist Wellington Dias, Man With No Name: The Good, The Bad and the Uglier #1 follows in the powerful wake of such Dynamite titles as The Lone Ranger and Zorro in its faithful and successful genre-defining Western comics! Plus: Man With No Name: The Good, The Bad and the Uglier #1 follows the characters and plots of the film serving as a sequel to the critically acclaimed series! Featuring series covers by Richard Isanove (Dark Tower) as well as a special 'zombie' cover by Arthur Suydam, Dynamite's Man With No Name: The Good, The Bad and the Uglier #1 is the next bullet in the chamber for 2008!" Mighty Marvel Westerns Kid Colt And Arizona Girl When wild west gunfighters with a reputation for shootin' first and askin' questions later Kid Colt and Arizona Annie take a job escorting a stage coach through dangerous Apache territory they come upon a town stranger than any the west has seen. It doesn't take long before Annie and the Kid find themselves in hot water with the locals and runnin' low on bullets. And that's when things get really weird! PLUS: An 8-page story by Jim McCann and David Williams introducing the woman who is here to tame the Wild West one engraved invitation at a time - the Philadelphia Philly - and a man who's lost it all even his name - the man called Spender. ALSO re-presenting three classic MARVEL WESTERN tales by two comic legends: 'Stagecoach to Shotgun Gap' and 'Those Who Live by the Gun' by Jack Kirby and 'The Man Who Robbed the Express' by Dick Ayers. Marvel Milestones Rawhide Kid & Two Gun Kid Is the Rawhide Kid really a cold-blooded killer? Why do they fear his guns from Abiline to Tombstone? See how the Kid became an 'outlaw' in RAWHIDE KID #17 (August 1960). Plus: What is the strange secret of Matt Hawk? Find out in TWO-GUN KID #60 (November 1962). Lone Ranger #8 The cast expands as the Lone Ranger and Tonto find themselves in-between frontier justice and a condemned manÖ all while the duo continues to make things difficult for Cavendish - who's becoming more unhinged by the actions of this 'lone' Ranger! The most talked-about title of 2006 AND 2007 continues to generate buzz! Bat Lash #6 (of 6) Written by Peter Brandvold & Sergio Aragones Art by John Severin Cover by Walter Simonson Bat Lash's origin comes to a stunning conclusion! As Bat tracks Brubaker to Mexico, Dominique takes her fate into her own hands. Who will survive? On sale May 14 • 6 of 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US" Loveless #8 Since arriving in the town of Blackwater Wes Cutter has been the embodiment of fear to the townsfolk and a thorn in the side of the U.S. government. But was Wes born bad or simply a product of the brutal times? Find out in this issue which tells the origin of a violent man looking for peace. Lone Ranger #9 The Eisner Nominated ('Best News Series' and 'Best Cover Artist') series continues from Dynamite, writer Brett Matthews, artist Sergio Cariello and art director/cover artist John Cassaday! The Lone Ranger #9 continues the explosive story arc that begin in issue #7 of the all-new ongoing series, all in the powerful shadow of Dynamite's FCBD flip-book which featured the Ranger and reached thousands of new fans and readers! It's frontier justice versus legal justice in this issue as the Ranger and Tonto find themselves at odds as they transport a man accused of murder through lands owned by the relatives of the man he killed. |
