Dynamite Sneak Peek of the Week

Review: Dr. Horrible

From the moment Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog hit the intardwebz, fans of musical comedies, with a superhero hook have been in seventh heaven. While there have been a couple of attempts to tell a Dr. Horrible origin story, the official take on the villain’s past can only be found in the pages of Dr. Horrible #1 from Dark Horse Comics.

Review: Nola #1

Scorned and left for dead by the man she thought she loved, Nola Thomas returns to the flooded city of New Orleans a different woman than she was prior to the onslaught of Hurricane Katrina. What sequence of events could change a beautiful woman looking for love to a scarred woman looking for revenge?

Dynamite Sneak Peek of the Week

By: Stephen Schleicher | November 25th, 2008

Arriving in stores this week are two titles from Dynamite Entertainment. Take the jump for a sneak peek at Gath Ennis’ Battlefields: The Night of Witches #2, and Man with No Name #5.

GARTH ENNIS’ BATTLEFIELDS: THE NIGHT WITCHES #2
DIAMOND ORDER CODE: SEP08 3912
Writer: Garth Ennis
Penciller: Russ Braun
Cover: John Cassaday
Colorist: Tony Avina
Genre: WAR
Rating: Mature

The task of the Women’s Night Bomber Regiment becomes positively lethal, as Anna and Zoya try new tactics- but help is at hand from an unexpected source. Meanwhile, Kurt and his comrades come face to face with the full horror of war on the Russian Front, in part two of the three-part “The Night Witches”.

MAN WITH NO NAME #5
DIAMOND ORDER CODE: JUL08 3885
Writer: Christos Gage
Penciller: Wellington Dias
Cover: Richard Isanove
Colorist: Bruno Hang
Genre: Western
Rating: TEEN+

Our opening adventure of all new “Blondie” stories continues by writer Christos Gage, and artist Wellington Dias!
Under the painted cover by Richard Isanove Blondie is tortured, but refuses to reveal where the money is so, the Confederates try a different tactic: torturing Father Ramirez. But Ramirez proves to be a whole lot tougher than the rebs were counting on, he is Tuco’s brother after all.