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Title: Lobo: The Last Czarnian by Alan Grant ISBN: 0-930289-99-4 Publisher: DC Comics Pub. Date: 14 April, 1993 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $9.95 |
Average Customer Rating: 5 (3 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: The Main Man at his Fraggin¿ Best!
Comment: No other Lobo story produced holds a candle to Lobo: The Last Czarnian. Keith Giffen and Alan Grant's dialog is inspired as well as laugh out loud hilarious. Simon Bisley's artwork is amazing. It's truly his best art, and some of the best art ever published by DC.
The story is deceptively simple. Lobo must transport Mz. Tribb- his 4th grade teacher and author of his scathing unauthorized biography- to Vril Dox. Lobo has promised to deliver Mz. Tribb alive, and Logo never breaks a promise. The worst news is Lobo would like nothing more than to kill his former schoolteacher. He vents his homicidal rage in a series of hilarious adventures. Four comic books are reprinted in this volume and by the end of book 2, Lobo is being hunted by
The Legion of Decency- psychotic, tea-sipping grannies out for blood
A convoy of space truckers -their leader is an Elvis impersonator
The Sons of Lobo- biker Lobo wannabes
Oneida Police Swat Team- who want to kill Lobo after he kills their police chief
Storm Troupers of the Pan-Galactic Demolition Dance Company- desperate to pay Lobo back for upstaging them during their chainsaw ballet.
During his adventures Lobo also runs afoul of the Orthography Commandos, a group of hooded literacy loonies that hold lethal spelling bees.
This story was far ahead of it's time. Originally published back in 1990, it's every bit as relevant, irreverent, and hilarious today as the day it was published.
---Also, a must have for Garth Ennis fans!---
Rating: 5
Summary: The Main Man at his Fraggin' Best!
Comment: No other Lobo story produced holds a candle to Lobo: The Last Czarnian. Keith Giffen and Alan Grant's dialog is inspired as well as laugh out loud hilarious. Simon Bisley's artwork is amazing. It's truly his best art, and some of the best art ever published by DC.
The story is deceptively simple. Lobo must transport Mz. Tribb- his 4th grade teacher and author of his scathing unauthorized biography- to Vril Dox. Lobo has promised to deliver Mz. Tribb alive, and Logo never breaks a promise. The worst news is Lobo would like nothing more than to kill his former schoolteacher. He vents his homicidal rage in a series of hilarious adventures. Four comic books are reprinted in this volume and by the end of book 2, Lobo is being hunted by
The Legion of Decency- psychotic, tea-sipping grannies out for blood
A convoy of space truckers -their leader is an Elvis impersonator
The Sons of Lobo- biker Lobo wannabes
Oneida Police Swat Team- who want to kill Lobo after he kills their police chief
Storm Troupers of the Pan-Galactic Demolition Dance Company- desperate to pay Lobo back for upstaging them during their chainsaw ballet.
During his adventures Lobo also runs afoul of the Orthography Commandos, a group of hooded literacy loonies that hold lethal spelling bees.
This story was far ahead of it's time. Originally published back in 1990, it's every bit as relevant, irreverent, and hilarious today as the day it was published.
---Also, a must have for Garth Ennis fans!---
Rating: 5
Summary: How do you spell "Mutilation"?
Comment: With dialogue by Alan Grant (Batman:Anarky, No Mans Land, etc) and art by Simon Bisley (Slaine), this comic is bound to be a success.
Lobo is a lunatic bountyhunter (more like bountyslayer) who has killed everyone on his birthplanet, just to be unique! The problem is that his old schoolteacher has survived and he has to protect her. The story is set in the DC Universe paralell to the Legion of Superheroes. Parts of the plot includes chainsaw ballet and a murderous spelling contest.
This is a good comic book and is recommendet to those who have read "Hitman" and such comics. Try this one instead, the original.
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Title: Slaine: The Horned God Part One (2000 AD Presents) by Pat Mills, Simon Bisley ISBN: 1840234776 Publisher: Titan Books Pub. Date: April, 2003 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
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Title: Marvel Legends: Wolverine Meltdown by Walter Simonson, Louise Simonson, Jon J. Muth, Kent Williams, John J. Muth ISBN: 0785110488 Publisher: Marvel Books Pub. Date: April, 2003 List Price(USD): $19.99 |
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Title: Fury ("Max Comics"--Cover) by Garth Ennis, Darick Robertson ISBN: 0785108785 Publisher: Marvel Books Pub. Date: May, 2002 List Price(USD): $15.95 |
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Title: Wolverine: Weapon X (Marvel Comics) by Barry Windsor-Smith ISBN: 0785100334 Publisher: Marvel Books Pub. Date: February, 1994 List Price(USD): $15.95 |
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Title: Judge Dredd: Goodnight Kiss: Featuring the Marshal and Enter: Jonni Kiss by Garth Ennis, Nick Percival, Sean Phillips, Greg Staples ISBN: 184023346X Publisher: Titan Books Pub. Date: April, 2003 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
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