Bart Gerardi has written a rave review of the “Battlestar Galactica” #2 comic book, penned by Greg Pak with art by Nigel Raynor. Here’s the capper:
If you’re a fan of BSG (and if you aren’t, you should be,) then this is a fantastic read. If you’re just a fan of the genre, you’ll like this too, as the story trancends the Battlestar mythos, and will grip you like few Sci-Fi on the market today will.
“Battlestar Galactica” #2, written by Greg Pak with art by Nigel Raynor, hits comic book stores on Wednesday, October 11, 2006.
Click here to view the preview pages at Newsarama.com. Then contact your local comic store to reserve a copy today!
Newsarama.com has posted a slew of preview pages from “Incredible Hulk” #100 along with a transcriptions of a podcast with writer Greg Pak about this landmark issue. Click here to read the article. And then contact your local comic store to pre-order your copy today!
Jennifer Contino has posted a comprehensive overview of the Marvel podcast in which “Incredible Hulk” writer discussed the book’s upcoming, giant-sized issue #100, which features the return of penciler Carlo Pagulayan, a backup story drawn by Gary Frank, and reprints of two classic Hulk issues from the past.
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ComicBookResources.com has posted three cover images and three preview pages from “Battlestar Galactica” #2, which hits comic book stores on Wednesday, October 11. The book is written by Greg Pak with pencils by Nigel Raynor. As your local comic book store to hold a copy for you.
UPDATE: Four more preview pages have just gone online at Newsarama.com!
Writer and filmmaker Greg Pak has donate a few items to SciFiDimensions.com for the website’s benefit auction. Feel free to visit and bid:
Signed “Robot Stories” DVD
Signed “Robot Stories and More Screenplays” paperback
Signed “Marvel 1602: New World” trade paperback
FractalMatter.com has posted a rave review of “Battlestar Galactica” #1, written by Greg Pak with pencils by Nigel Raynor. Some excerpts:
These are literally perfect translations of the TV series and it’ll be fascinating to see where Pak takes the story, based on character interaction alone.
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This is the exception to the rule, a tie in comic which evokes its originator without being beholden to it. Its fast, packed with character and incident and told with absolute confidence. Fans of the series shouldn’t be without it.
JadedExpressions.com has interviewed Greg Pak about everything from “Robot Stories,” “Incredible Hulk,” and more. Click here to read the interview.
John C. Snider of SciFiDimensions.com has posted a rave review of the first six issues of the “Planet Hulk” saga, written by Greg Pak with pencils by Carlo Pagulayan and Aaron Lopresti. Here’s an excerpt:
…if fans look no further than Civil War they’ll miss out on one of the freshest, coolest storylines of 2006 – Greg Pak’s “Planet Hulk” epic that’s currently playing out in the pages of Incredible Hulk.
James Hunt has posted a rave review at Noise to Signal of “Incredible Hulk” #98, written by Greg Pak with pencils by Aaron Lopresti. Here’s an excerpt:
As we move into the second half of Planet Hulk, things kick off ina big way and we’re starting to see big returns on the earlier arcs of the series. This is going to read like one hell of an epic…. This is exactly the sort of story Hulk fans needed, even if they didn’t know. With World War Hulk announced to follow, the outlook for the character has never been so rosy. The Hulk title is in good hands with Pak at the helm.
“Incredible Hulk” #99 hits comic book stores on October 4 — contact your local store to order your copy today!