Barack The Barbarian: Quest For The Treasure Of Stimuli #4 (of 4)

Barack The Barbarian: Quest For The Treasure Of Stimuli #4 (of 4)
CBZ | Feb 2010 | 25 pages | 21.9 MB
A spoof in the tradition of Mad Magazine, the 4-issue miniseries Barack the Barbarian took its cue when US President Barack Obama mentioned he collected Conan the Barbarian comics as a kid. Published by Devil's Due Publishing and written by Larry Hama and drawn by Christopher Schons, it is set in a time of swords and sorcery. A gathering of children listen as a shaman retells the legend of Barack the Barbarian. Riding in on a donkey, Barack the Barbarian is determined to set things right in the city of Warshingstun, “where every word uttered was lie, and every soul was for sale. A place where men traded dark secrets and openly peddled a powerful drug named Influence.” The political jokes and gags fly fast and furious; but things really kick into high gear when Red Sarah, the Fighting Queen of the North, appears. I hate to say it, but... I want more of Red Sarah!

In the blazing conclusion of the first arc, Barack storms the citadel of the elephant cult at the pinnacle of their cursed tower and frees the goddess held captive their by the evil despot Boosh and his nefarious Vizier.
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Supernatural: Beginning's End #1 (of 6)

Supernatural: Beginning's End #1 (of 6)
CBR | Jan 2010 | 24 Pages | 18.6 MB
Supernatural is the cool, hit program on the CW television network starring Jared Padelacki and Jensen Ackles as two brothers, Sam and Dean Winchester, who travel the country in an Impala killing monsters, ghosts, demons or demi-gods that are bent on harming people. In the past, Wildstorm has done other "Supernatural" prequel stories and this is the latest. The filename and comic book archive do not have scanner credits but from the clean, processed look of the pages, this could be a Minutemen scan.

All-new Supernatural comics from Wildstorm! Picking up several years after the hit RISING SON miniseries, the Winchester clan find themselves in the strangest situation imaginable - monster hunting in the Big Apple! The definitive events that led to Sam leaving his family to attend Stanford, this gripping and horrifying story, courtesy of television series writers Andrew Dabb and Daniel Loflin, will explore the raw nerves of what makes the Winchesters unique and volatile. Fans of the cult hit TV series won't want to miss this pivotal 6-issue tale!
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The Zombies That Ate The World #1 (of 8)

The Zombies That Ate The World #1 (of 8)
CBR | 29 pages | Feb 2009 | 24.5 MB
The Zombies That Ate The World is an eight-issue miniseries from Devil's Due Publishing set in a future world where the dead have come back to life and the living are forced to coexist with them by law. Given that as premise, Jerry Frissen & Guy Davis turned what would otherwise be another horrible horror gorefest into something totally unexpected and most welcome--a very funny, macabre, terrific horror series that Quentin Tarantino would wish he'd written (not that he ever entertained the idea of writing comic books). Part homage to the genre, part parody, and partially a bizarre tongue-in-cheek sociopolitical commentary, it's a fun read and a great diversion from the usual--and it seems now pedestrian--blood and gore of the sub-genre or from the usual hero fare.

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Superman/Batman #68

Superman/Batman #68
CBZ | Feb 2010 | 24 Pages | 18.8 MB
It's the start of a new arc pitting the World's Greatest Detective and The Man of Steel against a shape-shifting villain! But why is this new baddie continuing a thousand-year-old war against Krypton? Featuring art by Ardian Syaf (BLACKEST NIGHT: BATMAN) and written by fan-favorite scribe Joe Casey!

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The Stand: Soul Survivors #3 (of 5)

The Stand: Soul Survivors #3 (of 5)
CBR | Jan 2010 | 35 Pages | 28.1 MB
The most shocking chapter of Stephen King's horror masterpiece yet! Stu, Fran, and Harold's journey across the country takes a turn for the unspeakable when they cross paths with a quartet of vigilantes and their "harem" of imprisoned women. Making matters worse (if such a thing were possible), Harold's deepest fears that Fran and Stu have feelings for each other are starting to come true... Told from Fran's POV, this issue marks the Point of No Return, True Believers!

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Ultimate Comics Armor Wars #3 (of 4)

Ultimate Comics Armor Wars #3 (of 4)
CBR | Jan 2010 | 19.5 MB
Exploding from the ruins of ULTIMATUM, Tony Stark races against time to save his crippled corporation and stop the theft of his armored arsenal! Superstar writer WARREN ELLIS (ULTIMATE HUMAN) teams up with rising talent STEVE KURTH (IRON MAN) to bring you a globe-spanning, high-octane thriller with a blast from Tony's past that you’ve gotta see to believe!

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Number 677


Two Lady Dangers


This is the final "Lady Danger" story drawn by Carmine Infantino. It's from Sensation Comics #89, 1949. The series went on for a few more episodes before being replaced by a couple of romance-styled strips, "Dr. Pat," and "Romance, Inc.," as Sensation bowed to the then-current love comics craze. For its last four episodes "Lady Danger" was drawn by Emil Gershwin. Nothing against Mr. Gershwin, who went on to ACG and the supernatural comics, et al., but to me the peak of "Lady Danger" was when Infantino was pencilling and Bob Oksner was inking. This particular episode was inked by veteran Joe Giella. No credit is given by the Grand Comics Database for the writer, but it was most likely editor Robert Kanigher.

We've shown some Infantino/Oksner stories in the past. Go to the link below and click on Lady Danger.