Jack Kirby's Galactic Bounty Hunters #1; written by Lisa Kirby and Steve Robertson, pencils by Mike Thibodeaux, cover by Jack Kirby
Funds are short no doubt to re-animate the buried corpse of Jack "The King" Kirby. Little back on bio-technologies as well. It's a family affair and with Kirby's daughter keeping the line on the line.
An All-New series featuring characters and concepts created by Jack "King" Kirby!
In this double-sized first issue, meet the Berkleys, your typical suburban California family. But when young Garrett Berkley discovers his parents' secret-that the science fiction stories his father writes aren't fiction at all, but autobiography-he's blasted into a whole new universe of adventure, mystery and danger.
Now, Jack Berkley must put down his pen, reassemble his old team, and take up the mantle of being a Galactic Bounty Hunter for one final mission!
Jack Kirby's Galactic Bounty Hunters
Speaking of the conflict between the Marvel super heroes,
Civil War X-Men. David Hine and Yanick Paquette watch on as the surviving original X-Men try and quell the insurgent 198.
Keeping up with the news from the front lines of the Marvel war, read up with the
Daily Bugle Civil War Newspaper Special.
Like the Hoff and K.I.T.T. it's a guy and his car to save the day. Chuck Dixon and Timothy Green II handle the drive with a new hero from DC Comics in the pages of
Rush City.
Also out from DC, the team of Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti with Daniel Acu?a charge with
Uncle Sam And The Freedom Fighters. Miniseries showcasing the skills of a government task force known as SHADE.
Richard
Starkings and Moritat take the walking beasts and shove them through Image in
Elephantmen. Scratch that itch if
you're into hippos.
Simon Furman and Don Figueroa roll out with
Transformers: Stormbringer from IDW Publishing. A mini series set to unlock a dark chapter in the history of Cybertron.
The Sadhu from Virgin Comics by Gotham Chopra and Jeevan Kang. Where the lesson for life sees a mystic and obscure martial art enter the fray.
Last week it was Mayday Parker aka Spider-Girl. This week, it's Sara Pezzini taking hold of the mammoth
Witchblade #100. Ron Marz, Mike Choi and Adriana Melo deliver the blade from Top Cow with a swag (4) of variant covers from the likes of Marc Silvestri, Michael Turner and Keu Cha.
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