The Shade (USA) di J.Robinson

[Azrael]

Nessun commento? Nessuno l'ha letta? 

Gli ho dato un occhiata molto veloce! Come sai in inglese per me nada! 
Però nel finale

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Ma i disegni come sono? Io ho deciso di finire prima Starman quindi mi tocca aspettare un po'

Sal primo post ci sta la preview! Giudizio personale : per me non sono il massimo ma si può sopperire 

[Buddy Baker]

Nessun commento? Nessuno l'ha letta? 

Gli ho dato un occhiata molto veloce! Come sai in inglese per me nada! 
Però nel finale

Spiacente, ma non sei autorizzato a visualizzare il contenuto degli spoiler.

 

Ma i disegni come sono? Io ho deciso di finire prima Starman quindi mi tocca aspettare un po'

Sal primo post ci sta la preview! Giudizio personale : per me non sono il massimo ma si può sopperire 

Lo so che c'è la preview, però magari visto tutto l'albo cambia, anche se in effetti si tratta sempre di un supporto elettronico e non cartaceo
Comunque la leggerò di sicuro, intanto cercherò qualche giudizio dagli USA 

[Azrael]

Nessun commento? Nessuno l'ha letta? 

Gli ho dato un occhiata molto veloce! Come sai in inglese per me nada! 
Però nel finale

Spiacente, ma non sei autorizzato a visualizzare il contenuto degli spoiler.

 

Ma i disegni come sono? Io ho deciso di finire prima Starman quindi mi tocca aspettare un po'

Sal primo post ci sta la preview! Giudizio personale : per me non sono il massimo ma si può sopperire 

Lo so che c'è la preview, però magari visto tutto l'albo cambia, anche se in effetti si tratta sempre di un supporto elettronico e non cartaceo
Comunque la leggerò di sicuro, intanto cercherò qualche giudizio dagli USA 

Avevo fatto riferimento alla preview perchè credimi non è differente dall'intero numero!
Appena vedi qualche commento USA raccontaci che idea si sono fatti 

[Buddy Baker]

http://ifanboy.com/reviews/the-shade-1-of-12-4/

[Azrael]

THE SHADE #4
Written by JAMES ROBINSON
Art by DARWYN COOKE and J. BONE
Cover by TONY HARRIS
1:10 Variant cover by DARWYN COOKE
On sale SEPTEMBER 11
32 pg, FC, 4 of 12, $2.99 US
RATED T+
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for more information.
In the tradition of the "Times Past" issues of STARMAN comes a story of revenge, murder and betrayal set in the 1940s! The Shade is just beginning his long criminal career, but when an industrialist who is helping with the war effort is targeted for assassination, the Shade surprisingly seeks to help save the man! Who is this man, and who is the strange woman on this issue's cover? Find out more about the Shade's true origin in this story illustrated by the amazing team of Darwyn Cooke and J. Bone!

[The Joker]

Darwyn Cooke

[Det. Bullock]

Darwyn Cooke     

[Azrael]

Questa cover è molto bella 

[Corto Maltese]

 

[Azrael]

(Cully Hamner's variant cover for THE SHADE #2)

[Azrael]

THE SHADE #5
Written by JAMES ROBINSON
Art by JAVIER PULIDO
Cover by TONY HARRIS
1:10 Variant cover by JAVIER PULIDO
On sale FEBRUARY 29 • 32 pg, FC, 5 of 12, $2.99 US RATED T+
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the Previews Order Form for more details.
The Shade's quest to find out who ordered his assassination takes him to Barcelona, where he stumbles upon a decades-old feud between a teenaged vampire and her archenemy. What does this feud have to do with the Shade's origin? A crucial piece of the puzzle is revealed here!

[Azrael]

Preview: The Shade #2

Spoiler ALERT:

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[Azrael]

THE Comic Vine Review by Sara 'Babs' Lima




The Shade and Von Hammer's respective stories merge in the second issue of the Shade's self titled series.
The Good

The first issue did a great job introducing both The Shade and Von Hammer; and we get the impression that these two characters will be working closely together throughout the remainder of the twelve issue series.

I absolutely love how Robinson merges the stories of the two characters in this issue; the transition is perfect and not at all jarring or erratic. It's a great way to bring them together. The writer also uses the final scene in the first issue to explain exactly what The Shade's powers are, which, if you're unfamiliar with the character is pretty helpful. Allowing the reader to learn about the Shade and his powers through the story's events is far more interesting than simply telling the reader, and Robinson does this. We get an idea and a feel for the character, his power set and his moral compass through the dialogue. Not everything is spelled out for the reader. This is a great example of solid storytelling.

There are three pages of solid dialogue between The Shade and Hope, and you can see the enormous discrepancies between the two characters; they are virtually polar opposites. It's really nice that Robinson took the time to lay out the relationship between the two characters for the readers, and the dialogue between them doesn't feel at all forced. I often think comic writers shy away from discussing the human relationships between characters in their books, and I think it's great that the writer spent this much time saying goodbye. Von Hammer is a really fun character; definitely not as charming as James Bond, but he definitely wants to be. The dialogue in this issue is solid, and the interactions between The Shade and Von Hammer are a lot of fun. Cully Hamner does an incredible job with the art in this issue, too; and it's awesome to see him on this book; his style matches the story perfectly.
The Bad

There is really nothing bad about this issue. It's got everything you would want in a book: romance, action, and what is gearing up to be a very fun adventure.
The Verdict

Definitely one of the better books coming out of DC Comics, lately. If you're looking for a shallow read, this is probably not for you. Robinson has returned to The Shade, breathing life into the character who is unique from any other in the DC Universe, and I couldn't think of a better person to take the reigns of the character in his ongoing twelve issue series. The story is off to a fantastic start, and this issue is the beginning of what I expect to be a riveting adventure. The language and dialogue in this book is fantastic; and Shade stands out as a completely charming, debonaire character. He's a unique individual, stuck in the 19th Century and it's awesome. This issue isn't only about characterization, either; there's plenty of magic and action in the book as well. Hamner is also the perfect person to draw this issue and his style matches the story incredibly well. Definitely a fun book. Although I recommend getting the first issue, if you want to start with issue #2 it will be easy to follow along.

5 Stelle su 5

Da CVine

[Murnau]

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=35656

Se le vendite non dovessero aumentare, è possibile che la serie venga cancellata prima di giungere al numero 12.

[Azrael]

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=35656

Se le vendite non dovessero aumentare, è possibile che la serie venga cancellata prima di giungere al numero 12.

Cavolo non me l'aspettavo  
Eppure da quel che ho potuto vedere nei primi due numero non mi sembra affatto brutto  
Certo i fan devono comprare altrimenti può essere bello quanto vogliamo ma...