Moonshine - di Brian Azzarello & Eduardo Risso

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: Moonshine #1 (Preview)



http://www.cbr.com/preview-moonshine-1/

[Rain]

Edo cura pure i colori! 
Spero che a Lucca si sappia qualcosa su una futura edizione italiana! 

[Wakomo]

Uno dei miei periodi storici preferiti, uno dei miei temi preferiti, e un gran scrittore...
devo farlo mio.

[Azrael]

Seeing Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso's names on a comic book cover is generally a good indication that the book in question is worth a purchase. This issue certainly bears that out, as it offers an engrossing, tightly plotted introduction to their latest creator-owned saga. One of Moonshine #1's most admirable qualities is its storytelling economy. Azzarello and Risso don't waste time on pointless introductions or exposition. They simply throw readers into the midst of this world where mafia players, lawmen, bootleggers and supernatural monsters all share the page. The result is an intriguing story that's as much simple character drama as it is horror or Prohibition-era crime story. Azzarello's strong characterization and Risso's distinctive character designs both work to immediately bring the cast to life. Risso also excels in working with the backwoods Appalachian setting. He even colors the book himself, ensuring that there's a haunting, moody vibe that makes the book as alluring as it is foreboding. It already looks like the creators have another winner on their hands. -Jesse

Final Score:

9.0/10

[Azrael]

MOONSHINE #4
STORY: BRIAN AZZARELLO
ART / COVER A: EDUARDO RISSO
COVER B: LEE BERMEJO
JANUARY 11 / 32 PAGES / FC / M / $2.99
After Joe the Boss' NYC crew doesn't receive quite the "warm Southern welcome" they were expecting from Hiram Holt's family, it's all-out gang war! But when one side has a werewolf, it's hardly a fair fight.

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: Moonshine #2 (Preview)



http://www.cbr.com/moonshine-2-exclusive-preview/

[KetKiller]

Uuuuh questo quanto mi intrippa!!
Mini o serie regolare?

[Azrael]

Gangsters, hillbillies, and werewolves make for quite the winning combination. The second issue of Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso's latest features rich characters, a classic backwoods setting, and plenty of supernatural horror. It's pretty unorthodox, but it works thanks to Azzarello's great script ("We wanna git in bed with Mista Pirlo!") and Risso's stellar work. This comic feels like Southern Bastards crossed with a Raymond Chandler novel, only with monsters. The premise is simple, yet under Azzarello's bold direction the layers are beginning to form. A new element is thrown into the proceedings here, and it will be very interesting to see where things go from here. Azzarello gives each of his characters a distinct voice, but it's Risso's character designs that really make them pop. Holt's conniving offspring steal the spotlight here, Tempest is clearly ready to do more harm than good. This is a dangerous, ugly, unique world. - Joe

Final Score:

8.9/10

[KetKiller]

Edo cura pure i colori! 
Spero che a Lucca si sappia qualcosa su una futura edizione italiana! 

Saputo niente a Lucca?

[Azrael]

Moonshine #6
Story: Brian Azzarello
Art: Eduardo Risso
Cover: Cliff Chiang
March 15 / 32 pages / Full Color / M / $2.99
"MOONSHINE," Part Six END OF STORY ARC In the final chapter of the opening story arc, old scores are settled and much blood is shed as gangster Lou Pirlo finally comes face to face with the monstrous werewolf that's been hunting him for months!

[Hermit]

Letto il #1
Ho voluto provare la serie, bel numero certo, ma forse non mi ha preso tantissimo. Ci penserò su se comprarla o meno

[Hermit]

Letto il #2
Non riesco a capire ancora se mi piaccia o meno. Ho voluto provare anche il secondo numero prima di prendere il tp, ma mi ha dato la stessa sensazione. Mi attira come vicenda, ma la storia per ora non mi sembra molto

[jako896]

Non si sa ancora nulla su chi potrebbe portarla in Italia? 

[Paolo Papa]

Non si sa ancora nulla su chi potrebbe portarla in Italia? 

Mondadori

[jako896]

Non si sa ancora nulla su chi potrebbe portarla in Italia? 

Mondadori

Top grazie!non avevo trovato nulla in rete