Another great review for “Warbound” #3, written by Greg Pak with pencils by Leonard Kirk, this time from WizardUniverse.com:
I want to marry Leonard Kirk’s pencils on Warbound #3; I love them that much. Greg Pak’s carved himself a nice little corner of the Marvel U, and it’s a sandbox I don’t want to leave…
“Warbound” #3 hit comic book stores on February 20.
IGN calls it a “miracle book.”
the-isb.com says, “I could read this stuff all day.”
WizardUniverse.com writes, “I’m absolutely loving how this book is finally doing justice to the son of Zeus!”
Written by Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente with pencils by Khoi Pham, “Incredible Hercules” #114 is on sale now in comic book stores everywhere.
In his latest “Pak Talks Comics” column for BrokenFrontier.com, Greg Pak interviews Randy Lander, the proprietor of Rogues Gallery Comics and Games in Round Rock, Texas. Click here for Part One of the interview and check back tomorrow for Part Two.
UPDATE: And Part Two is up!
… and he’s looking for suggestions about what to name his pup.
Check it out at PuppyCho.com.
And for more info, check out the end page of “Incredible Hercules” #114, which just hit comic book stores today.
“Warbound #3, written by Greg Pak with pencils by Leonard Kirk, racks up another four star review from Comixtreme, which notes, “Pak has guided these characters since their creation, and they’re just as intriguing here as they ever were.”
Click here to read the full review.
“Warbound” #3 hits comic book stores on Wednesday, February 20 — tell your local shop to hold a copy for you!
“Incredible Hercules” #114, which hits comic book stores Wednesday, February 20, has scored a rave review from Blake M. Petit at Comixtreme.com. An excerpt:
As I’ve come to expect from Greg Pak, this was a highly entertaining, truly exciting issue. He and Fred Van Lente have managed to seamlessly blend Hercules’ classical origins with his status of a superhero, with flashes from everything from a pre-Illiad Troy to Herc’s stint with the Champions of Los Angeles… I’ve got to say it again – I’ve quickly fallen in love with this book. It’s one of Marvel’s best.
Click here for the full review. And click here for a preview of the first six pages.
We’re launching a brand new feature here at PakBuzz.com — Tuesday Sneaks, wherein we show off awesome (and usually never-before-seen) preview art from upcoming Greg Pak comic books.
Today, feast your eyes on these gorgeous Khoi Pham pencils from the “Hulk Vs. Hercules” one shot written by Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente and arriving in comic book stores on April 23. Tell your retailer to reserve a copy for you today — and come back next week for more! thrilling! Tuesday Sneaks!
“Incredible Hercules” co-writers Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente and penciller Khoi Pham will sign copies of “Incredible Hercules” #115 at Jim Hanley’s Universe in New York City from 6 to 8 pm on March 19.
The event also includes a discussion of how their comic book comes together from concept to script to finished art.
Jim Hanley’s Universe is located at 4 West 33rd St., New York City, across from the Empire State Building. For more information, visit Jim Hanley’s Universe.
Comixtreme calls “Incredible Hercules” “one of a very few ‘must-read’ books in the Marvel line-up” while EyeOnComics.com writes, “This is everything one could hope for in a Marvel super-hero comic: clever, down to earth, action-packed and entertaining.”
The latest “Pak Talks Comics” column has gone live at BrokenFrontier.com — this time featuring six colored, lettered preview pages from “Warbound” #3, along with commentary by writer Greg Pak. Pak also answers a few Hulk-related reader questions.
Click here to read the article and click here to submit your questions for future columns.
This just in from MarvelousNews.com — Hasbro has released images of awesome new action figures from Toy Fair 2008 — featuring the Hulk and the Silver Savage from Greg Pak’s “Planet Hulk” saga and the Hulk and a Hulkbuster Iron Man from Pak’s “World War Hulk” epic.
IncredibleHulkOnline.com has more.