“Nine.” It is not a boast and it is not a threat. It is a cold, simple fact. When asked how many people Parker has killed before reaching the man who can give him his $45,000, Parker answers, “nine.” Those nine include his one time partner Mal, the man who tried to have Parker killed [...]
Tags: Darwyn Cooke, Parker, Richard Stark
Not much time to actually pontificate on anything but let’s throw out some good links. That’s always good for something, isn’t it? Chicago as seen in 100 BULLETS: (link found via Jason at Phoning It In) Chicago writer Brian Azzarello takes the Tribune on a tour of Chicago locations that have appeared in his Vertigo [...]
Tags: Brian Azzarello, Darwyn Cooke, Modern Masters, Richard Stark's Parker
Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray have been blessed with some great artists on their Jonah Hex series. From Luke Ross to Jordi Bernet to Phil Noto, they have had unique artists who have been able to show the beauty and the horror of the American west. So it only makes sense that when they moved [...]
Tags: Darwyn Cooke, Dave Stewart, Jimmy Palmiotti, Jonah Hex, Justin Gray
“This is the story of The Losers.” That’s what a lost soldier on a lost island carves into a cave wall, trying to leave behind some remembrance that he and his team were ever there. In Darwyn Cooke’s DC miniseries The New Frontier, his story opens with The Losers, a ragtag band of World War [...]
Tags: Darwyn Cooke, DC Comics, The New Frontier