KILL OR BE KILLED: New Undertow Podcast on #15 -- and #16 In Stores Now!
It's Valentine's Day, and comic fans can celebrate the holiday -- or ignore it entirely -- with a new Undertow Podcast and a new Kill Or Be Killed.
On Monday, episode 20 of The Undertow Podcast was released, with a focus on Kill Or Be Killed #15. Robert and I also discuss the latest news about the future releases of Brubaker and Phillips -- the end of KOBK will evidently come later this year, preceding the follow-up to The Fade Out with a "romance comic" novella in between, which likely began its life as a Criminal story.
We both happened to recommend works from five years back. Robert recommended a futuristic noir comic originally released online, The Private Eye by Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martin. I recommended Locke, a film written and directed by Steven Knight and starring Tom Hardy -- almost entirely by himself, driving down an English highway as his life comes unglued.
I do think viewers should discover for themselves what's going on, with the central dilemma revealed very early on in the movie: the trailer was more than enough to catch my attention.
On Tuesday, Image Comics released a three-page preview of Kill Or Be Killed #16. The issue apparently begins with a true full-page splash page -- perhaps the first one of the series, without any white column of narration, with the iconic costume of the series' vigilante but without its being worn by our "hero" Dylan.
KOBK #16 is in stores today!
On Monday, episode 20 of The Undertow Podcast was released, with a focus on Kill Or Be Killed #15. Robert and I also discuss the latest news about the future releases of Brubaker and Phillips -- the end of KOBK will evidently come later this year, preceding the follow-up to The Fade Out with a "romance comic" novella in between, which likely began its life as a Criminal story.
We both happened to recommend works from five years back. Robert recommended a futuristic noir comic originally released online, The Private Eye by Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martin. I recommended Locke, a film written and directed by Steven Knight and starring Tom Hardy -- almost entirely by himself, driving down an English highway as his life comes unglued.
I do think viewers should discover for themselves what's going on, with the central dilemma revealed very early on in the movie: the trailer was more than enough to catch my attention.
KOBK #16 is in stores today!
Labels: Criminal, Kill Or Be Killed, previews, The Fade Out, Undertow Podcast
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