Western themed comics were sort of like war and horror comics for me as a kid. While I was mostly interested in superheroes, I still was drawn to many of the titles. This was mainly due to the artwork - particularly on the covers, where artists really had some fun. Jonah Hex had some of the best covers, that ugly face always caught my attention and it was cool to see what kind of mess he had found himself in the middle of this time.
Showing posts with label Django Unchained. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Django Unchained. Show all posts
Monday, November 5, 2018
Jonah Hex and Django
Western themed comics were sort of like war and horror comics for me as a kid. While I was mostly interested in superheroes, I still was drawn to many of the titles. This was mainly due to the artwork - particularly on the covers, where artists really had some fun. Jonah Hex had some of the best covers, that ugly face always caught my attention and it was cool to see what kind of mess he had found himself in the middle of this time.
Labels:
Dan Panosian,
DC Comics,
Django Unchained,
Jonah Hex,
R.M. Guera,
Super-Team Family,
Team Up
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Django and John Wayne
Ever since I saw John Wayne smack George Kennedy upside the head with an ax handle in The Sons of Katie Elder, I have been a fan of a good revenge fueled western tale. It's been nice to see that genre upheld over the years. Wayne's films were followed up by the great contributions by Clint Eastwood, and today Django Unchained carries on the tradition in Oscar winning fashion. I think a tale that got all these guys together could be pretty awesome.
Labels:
Darwyn Cooke,
Django Unchained,
John Wayne,
Super-Team Family,
Team Up
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