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Rare Flavours #1 (Artwork by Filipe Andrade)

[illyanarasputinfan]

What If? Magik (2018) MARVEL

The results are in, and the majority of you voted Illyana Rasputina of Earth-18133 as your favorite Magik variant. Thank you to everyone who voted!

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What if the monster was lonely? What if the monster was tired and hurt by centuries of being misunderstood? What if the monster loved humanity, loved connecting with them through their struggles, their hopes, their dreams, expressed through how and why they create their culinary dishes? What if he longed to celebrate the food of cultures, to shout their beauty and their inventiveness and their resourcefulness from the mountaintops? What if he wanted to find kinship with a single soul who might understand him, who might help him spread that message of love out to the world?

What if the monster did and thought and felt all this… and still fucking ate people?

Anyway, read Rare Flavours by Ram V and Filipe Andrade from BOOM! Studios.

[theblackestofsuns]

"Where To Next?"

Rare Flavours #4 (February 2024)

Ram V and Filipe Andrade

Boom! Studios

[star-reyes]

The Many Deaths of Laila Starr/Pinocchio Dir. Guillermo Del Toro

To be witnessed by someone else and to be remembered when you are gone, these are the things that belong to mortals/The one thing that makes human life precious and beautiful you see, is how brief it is

Writer: Ram V

Artist: Filipe Andrade

Letters: AndWorld Design

Colors: Inês Amaro

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Filipe Andrade - Grim 

[thebuhonerodazorrow]

Cyberpunk 2077: Big City Dream

Dark Horse

DC Projekt Red

[theimaginauts]

THE BIG GUY & RUSTY, THE BOY ROBOT

Art by FILIPE ANDRADE

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Filipe Andrade “All-New, All-Different Marvel Point One” Rocket Raccoon and Groot splash page (2015) Source

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The award-winning, mega-popular The Many Deaths of Laila Starr creative team of Ram V and Filipe Andrade will reunite for Rare Flavours, a new miniseries coming from BOOM! Studios in September. It’s about a Rakshasa who likes food.

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[ultrameganicolaokay]

Rare Flavours #1 by Ram V and Filipe Andrade. Cover by Andrade. Variant covers by (2) Fábio Moon and (3) David Mack. Out in September.

"Discover the tantalizing tale of Rubin Baksh, a demonic Rakshasa with a down-to-earth dream of becoming the next Anthony Bourdain. To achieve his vision, Rubin enlists Mo, a filmmaker who has seen better days, to document the world-renowned cuisine of India and the people behind such glorious food. But little does Mo know that there's more to Rubin than meets the eye, and the mortals play a darker role in the show than they were prepared for… Entice your palate with the follow up offering from the Eisner, Harvey, and Ringo Award-nominated team of Ram V (Detective Comics, Blue In Green) and Filipe Andrade (Fantastic Four, Star) in this series painstakingly prepared for fans of Anthony Bourdain's Hungry Ghosts and Eat The Rich!"

[painlandpalace]

the covers for the new dead boy detectives comic look so cool i need to own every variant of every issue oh my god

[villainspo]

That time Galactus was inspirational and vulnerable, part 2

Source: Ultimates2 (2016) #100, by Al Ewing (writer); Travel Foreman, Filipe Andrade, Marco Lorenzana, and Scott Hanna (line art); Dan Brown with Matt Yackey (colors); and Joe Sabino (lettering)

[theblackestofsuns]

"Back Into Old Habits"

Rare Flavours #4 (February 2024)

Ram V and Filipe Andrade

Boom! Studios

[star-reyes]

The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #2

Writer: Ram V

Artist: Filipe Andrade

Letters: AndWorld Design

Colors: Inês Amaro

[petit-atelier-de-poesie]

NOTE DE LECTURE : Toutes les morts de Laila Starr. Ram V. Filipe Andrade. 2022

Excellent roman graphique ! La couverture marquée du "coup de coeur du libraire" m'avait interpellée et je l'avais gardée dans un coin de ma mémoire, et je ne suis pas déçue. 

Laila Starr est la narratrice d'une histoire de vie et de mort qu'elle raconte comme déesse hindoue déchue et réincarnée. A chaque chapitre de son histoire pour retrouver sa place perdue, elle croisera Darius le pauvre humain cause de sa disgrâce mais aussi toutes les affres de notre humanité qui désormais la rendent vulnérable.  C'est tout simplement beau, le récit est bien construit avec des chapitres, et les répétitions tragi-comiques de Toutes les morts de Laila Starr. Les illustrations sont épurées et chargées, saturées de couleurs, comme dans la culture indienne puisque cela se passe de nos jours à Mumbay. Et pourtant il émane de ce récit une subtile délicatesse, qui s'achève avec la poésie, et ouvre la champ de la philosophie. 

Bref, une BD qui marque en tous points, tout comme l'avait fait auparavant Daytripper : au jour le jour, dont l'auteur a rédigé la préface de cet ouvrage, avec la thématique commune autour de la mort et de notre rapport à la vie.