Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Shotgun Wedding #3 (of 4)
Collapse
-
- Published: 04-17-2014, 08:21 AM
- 0 comments
X
Collapse
-
Shotgun Wedding #3 (of 4)
Published by: Image Comics / Top Cow
Released on: Apr. 16, 2104
Writer: William Harms
Artist: Edward Pun
Cover artist: Edward Pun
Purchase at Amazon
Part 3 in this 4-part series turns up the heat considerably, when the wedding of Mike Stone (aka Mike Baxter) and Denise gets crashed by the vengeful and jealous Chloe Cleveland and her crew of assassins (sounds a little familiar, but it ends with that similarity). Before the action, a little back story from two years past paints the scene of how Mike and Denise met and the happiness the two shared together. She has no clue of his double life.
After bashing the wedding and taking out a few people in the process (including the priest), Chloe kidnaps Denise and takes off, leaving Mike alive along with his partner in crime Clint. Obviously the two make pursuit, and thank Chloe for the semi-ransom note. Once away from prying eyes, Chloe and Denise have a heart-to-heart talk about Mike and the history he and Chloe share. That history is one of violence and murder-for-hire. Five long years have passed since he left Chloe at the altar and if he won't take her back, Denise dies. Denise will probably die even if Mike did agree to take Chloe back.
Week number three, issue number three, and things are moving at a fast pace. It's all down to the next issue's inevitable show down between the two former lovers and partners in death. The story has shades of Kill Bill, but only with the whole bride-versus-ex plot, but really it does end at that in regards to any similarity. And surely Kill bill borrowed its plot from somewhere so who cares. William Harms and Edward Pun make a competent team, delivering a cinematic-style comic book with smooth dialogue and an attractive black-and-white interior. Pun's digital artwork looks great on the page and is full of detail.
One more issue to go. It should be a good one, capping off what is a cool little book.
Posting comments is disabled.
Categories
Collapse
article_tags
Collapse
- album review (218)
- album reviews (274)
- arrow video (272)
- blu-ray (3225)
- blu-ray review (4162)
- comic books (1392)
- comic reviews (872)
- comics (988)
- dark horse comics (484)
- dvd and blu-ray reviews a-f (1969)
- DVD And Blu-ray Reviews G-M (1711)
- DVD And Blu-ray Reviews N-S (1757)
- DVD And Blu-ray Reviews T-Z (878)
- dvd review (2513)
- idw publishing (216)
- image comics (207)
- kino lorber (391)
- movie news (260)
- review (318)
- scream factory (279)
- severin films (300)
- shout! factory (537)
- twilight time (269)
- twilight time releasing (231)
- vinegar syndrome (497)
Latest Articles
Collapse
-
Edited by: David C. Hayes
Published by: Bear Manor Media
Released on: September 14th, 2022
Purchase From Amazon
Recently published through Bear Manor Media are two books edited by David C. Hayes sure to appeal to the action movie fan that doesn’t need to take things too seriously – Hard To Watch: The Films Of Steven Seagal and Missing The Action: The Films Of Chuck Norris. Hayes provides an introduction to each of the two books, explaining how he...-
Channel: Books And Comics
01-20-2023, 05:04 PM -
-
Released by: Klubb Super 8
Released on: April, 2021.
Author: Rickard Gramfors
Year: 2021
Purchase From Klubb Super 8 Rickard Gramfors's 384 page full-color hardcover book, Do You Believe In Swedish Sin? Swedish Exploitation Film Posters 1951 - 1984, is a true thing of beauty. Written entirely in English, this weighty tome opens with two quick intros, the first of which spends two pages giving readers a brief history of Swedish exploitation cinema, and the sec...-
Channel: Books And Comics
07-18-2021, 11:58 AM -
-
Released by: Dynamite Entertainment
Released on: October 14th, 2020.
Written by: David Avallone
Illustrated by: Dave Acosta
Purchase From Amazon Not caught up? Then you need to pick up volume 1 (which collects the first four issues of this series from writer David Avallone and artist Dave Acosta! For those not hip to these haunted happenings, Doctor Johannes Faust has sent our favorite buxom “hostess with the mostess†travelling through tim...-
Channel: Books And Comics
10-13-2020, 07:24 PM -
-
Dracula, Motherf**ker (Image Comics) Comic Review
Released by: Image Comics
Released on: October 7th, 2020.
Written by: Alex De Campi
Illustrated by: Erica Henderson
Purchase From Amazon Sometimes a good title is all it takes. At the time of this writing, I've just finished cleaning the kitchen, cranked out four reviews that needed to be cranked out, and honestly, I could use a nice little nap right now but then, in my inbox, I see it - a chance to...-
Channel: Books And Comics
07-26-2020, 01:45 PM -
-
Released by: Titan Comics
Released on: July 29th, 2020.
Written by: Michael Green, Mike Johnson
Illustrated by: Andres Guinaldo
Purchase From Amazon The second story arc ends with this issue, but first? A quick recap. Ash was the only one to survive the Replicant attack on the off-world mining colony, through Cleo believed her to be dead and, with no other real options, joined the Replicant rebels. A new Blade Runner named Hythe, who has an arrest warrant for...-
Channel: Books And Comics
07-26-2020, 10:16 AM -
-
Judge Dredd: Control (Rebellion Publishing) Comic Review
Released by: 2000 A.D.
Released on: July 9th, 2020 (digital)/December 10th, 2020 (print)
Written by: Rob Williams
Illustrated by: Chris Weston
Purchase From Amazon Originally published in 2000 AD Progs 2035-2036, Judge Dredd: Control opens with a dramatic scene when a Judge in a small flying craft, an H-Wagon it's called, tracks down and deals with the 'We're All Heart' private heart transplant ...-
Channel: Books And Comics
06-28-2020, 04:50 PM -