Darick Robertson
Auteur de Transmetropolitan, tome 1. Retour dans les rues
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Œuvres de Darick Robertson
Transmetropolitan, Vol. 1: Back on the Street [New Edition, 2009] (2009) — Illustrateur — 796 exemplaires
Transmetropolitan V. 0-10 14 exemplaires
Happy!: Season 2 — Creator — 3 exemplaires
Space Beaver: Book 10 2 exemplaires
The Guild: Vork 2 exemplaires
Space Beaver: Book Six 2 exemplaires
Legends of the Dark Knight, Vol. 1 2 exemplaires
Space Beaver: Book Two 1 exemplaire
Space Bastards #3 - Tooth & Mail, Episode 3: Manicorn's Day Off (2021) — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire
Guild Vork #1 1 exemplaire
Transmetropolitan 8 1 exemplaire
Total Recall # 4 — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire
Transmetropolitan - O Flagelo de Spider - Volume - 5 (Em Portuguese do Brasil) (2014) — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire
Space Bastards #9 - Tooth & Mail, Episode 7: The Cost of Doing Business (2021) — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire
Space Bastards #8 - Tooth & Mail, Episode 6: War Song of the Hiccopai (2021) — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire
Space Bastards #4 - Tooth & Mail, Episode 4: A Date with Zordakk (2014) — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire
Space Beaver 9 1 exemplaire
Space Beaver: Book One 1 exemplaire
Transmetropolitan : a teljes gyűjtemény 1 exemplaire
Space Beaver: Book 5 1 exemplaire
Strange Sports Stories (2015) #3 — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire
The Boys, Vol. 3: Good for the Soul 1 exemplaire
The Boys Omnibus Vol. 2 1 exemplaire
Oliver #1 1 exemplaire
Space Beaver: Book Seven 1 exemplaire
Space Beaver: Book Eight 1 exemplaire
Space Beaver: Book Three 1 exemplaire
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9-11: The World's Finest Comic Book Writers & Artists Tell Stories to Remember (2002) — Illustrateur — 250 exemplaires
The Exterminators Vol. 3: Lies of our Fathers (2007) — Cover artist (52), quelques éditions — 86 exemplaires
The Boys #1: The Name of the Game, Part 1 — Illustrateur — 8 exemplaires
The Boys: Dear Becky #1 - Saturday (2020) — Artiste de la couverture, quelques éditions — 7 exemplaires
The Boys: Dear Becky #2 - Sunday (2020) — Artiste de la couverture, quelques éditions — 6 exemplaires
The Boys #2: The Name of the Game, Part 2 — Illustrateur; Illustrateur — 5 exemplaires
The Boys: Dear Becky #3 - Monday (2020) — Artiste de la couverture, quelques éditions — 4 exemplaires
The Boys: Dear Becky #4 - Tuesday (2020) — Artiste de la couverture, quelques éditions — 4 exemplaires
The Boys: Dear Becky #5 - Wednesday (2020) — Artiste de la couverture, quelques éditions — 4 exemplaires
The Boys: Dear Becky #6 - Thursday (2020) — Artiste de la couverture, quelques éditions — 4 exemplaires
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Transmetropolitan VOL 01: Back on the Street par Warren Ellis
Hunter S. Thompson meets Fahrenheit 451. In a somewhat dystopian future filled with scents that record everything and microbes that convert people to other species, a semi-deranged, drug-addicted gonzo journalist returns to the metropolis he once covered with foul-mouthed wit and facts. Quite funny and often disgustingly so, it's a great series.
Read this while I was on my NYC trip. It's not bad but felt like a segue into the bigger story. This is probably the first time ever you get to see a "soft side" to Spider. Not a lot happens but it is a fun read. I don't think I would have enjoyed reading it over a 6 months waiting for the next episode to come out - just not enough happening.
I'm having very bad luck with comics this year. First "Saga", then "Invincible", and now "The Boys". All of them had interesting stories to tell and maybe if I stuck with it they would've been worth the time eventually, but they each rubbed me the wrong way in one way or another.
With "The Boys", it was the relentless chasing after dark/edgy material that annoyed me. It seemed like every character (except the two innocent newcomers) was introduced with some sort of twisted, selfish, violent sexual act.
I don't necessarily mind dark content...as long as it's serving the story, as long as I care about the characters. The Sandman's "24/7" is *super* dark, but Neil Gaiman took the time to introduce everyone - show us their fears and desires, make us root for (or against) them. I don't care about anyone in "The Boys". They're just a bunch of gross, evil people making each other miserable and we barely get into why they hate each other so much.
I watched a few scenes from the TV adaptation of the story, and it looks like they've refined story quite a lot. Some of the evil comes out more as a slow build, which adds tension. Some characters are made a little more charming, and with a more coherent moral code. I'd rather read that story.… (plus d'informations)
With "The Boys", it was the relentless chasing after dark/edgy material that annoyed me. It seemed like every character (except the two innocent newcomers) was introduced with some sort of twisted, selfish, violent sexual act.
I don't necessarily mind dark content...as long as it's serving the story, as long as I care about the characters. The Sandman's "24/7" is *super* dark, but Neil Gaiman took the time to introduce everyone - show us their fears and desires, make us root for (or against) them. I don't care about anyone in "The Boys". They're just a bunch of gross, evil people making each other miserable and we barely get into why they hate each other so much.
I watched a few scenes from the TV adaptation of the story, and it looks like they've refined story quite a lot. Some of the evil comes out more as a slow build, which adds tension. Some characters are made a little more charming, and with a more coherent moral code. I'd rather read that story.… (plus d'informations)
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