Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The All-Shadow Thread knows! - 01/16/12 03:54 PM
We've had teasers for awhile that the Shadow was going to be coming from Dynamite and now its been confirmed, but with even bigger news! Garth Ennis is writing the Shadow! This should be nothing less than fantastic.
For those unfamiliar with Garth Ennis, he's one of the best writers in comics. He doesn't really like superheroes all that much, but he loves the Shadow.
For those unfamiliar with Dynamite Comics, they are the only publisher who almost always gets iconic characters from past ages absolutely right! They have done the best Lone Ranger, best Green Hornet, best Zorro and best Jon Carter comics EVER, all in the last few years. When DC starting doing Doc Savage comics a few years back, I prayed they would *not* do the Shadow, so Dynamite would be able to do it instead, since they are much more reliable.
Aaron Campbell is the artist and he's already proven he's equally fantastic on Green Hornet: Year One. This was probably the best superhero / pulp comic of the last 10 years, and within Campbell showed a great ability to do 1930's era settings as well as the pulp feel of characters from that era. He's perfect for the Shadow.
This shouldn't just be good. This should be great.
For those unfamiliar with Garth Ennis, he's one of the best writers in comics. He doesn't really like superheroes all that much, but he loves the Shadow.
For those unfamiliar with Dynamite Comics, they are the only publisher who almost always gets iconic characters from past ages absolutely right! They have done the best Lone Ranger, best Green Hornet, best Zorro and best Jon Carter comics EVER, all in the last few years. When DC starting doing Doc Savage comics a few years back, I prayed they would *not* do the Shadow, so Dynamite would be able to do it instead, since they are much more reliable.
Aaron Campbell is the artist and he's already proven he's equally fantastic on Green Hornet: Year One. This was probably the best superhero / pulp comic of the last 10 years, and within Campbell showed a great ability to do 1930's era settings as well as the pulp feel of characters from that era. He's perfect for the Shadow.
This shouldn't just be good. This should be great.