Feral #2 by Tony Fleecs, Trish Forstner, Tone Rodriguez and Brad Simpson. Cover and variant cover by Forstner and Fleecs. Out in April.
"MORE ANIMAL HORROR FROM THE CREATORS OF STRAY DOGS!
The indoor cats, still searching for their home in the rabies-infected woods, find others just like them on the run! But can these new cats be trusted?
Are they good kitties, or are they THE BAD KIND?!?
Don’t get bit.
Don’t get scratched.
Don’t become…FERAL."
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Cult of the Lamb #1 (Oni Press, June 2024) cover by Tony Fleecs
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Stray Dogs variant cover art comparison with the 1988 Oliver and Company movie poster.
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My first fleece covering didn’t go so well, unfortunately… i am not too great at sewing… but look, look! This head is only getting better!
I can’t wait to put on the eyes!!
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what do you guys think is the maximum number of blankets you can take to the hospital without it being Too Much? and is that number 2?
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Local Man #1 is getting a second printing with a new cover by Tony Fleecs and Tim Seeley. Here’s what I had to say about the first issue over on Smash Pages:
The other first issue I read this week was Local Man, the new Image Comics title by Tim Seeley and Tony Fleecs, along with colorists Brad Simpson and Felipe Sobriero. It introduces us to Crossjack, a down-on-his-luck superhero who returns home to live with his parents after something happens. This is definitely an Image Comics series — it’s set in that very loose shared universe where Youngblood and Spawn and Savage Dragon exist, with references to Cyberforce, Malebolgia and Brigade. Crossjack and the team he was on, Third Gen, are new creations, but the creators have a lot of fun suggesting they were around during the early Image heyday, and the comic is even split into two stories — one about Crossjack’s current dilemma, and one very 1990s Image story about the team (which has members like Cutting Edge, Softkore and Neon who feel like they came right out of a Liefeld comic).
We don’t know yet what exactly happened to Crossjack, just that he screwed up royally and was fired by the team. Whatever he did was so bad that even when an old enemy shows up at Crossjack’s local bar and the former shield-wielding takes him down, his old team shows up to remind him that he can no longer use a shield in battle, per his contract termination. (“It was a garbage can lid,” he says in his defense). The issue ends with a murder and a mystery, and oh yeah, it’s all a lot of fun. It’s like taking the best of Seeley’s work on Revival and his way too short run on the Bloodstrike reboot, along with all the intrigue Fleecs brought to Stray Dogs, and packaging it into something that serves as a tribute to that era of comics while transforming it into something new. I also like how both creators get to use their artistic chops to the best advantage here, with Fleecs drawing the present-day, more noir scenes while Seeley tackles the Third Gen flashback story.
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Conan the Barbarian: Battle of the Black Stone #1 by Jim Zub and Jonas Scharf. Cover by Gerardo Zaffino. Variant covers by (2) Sedat Oezgen, (3) Stuart Sayger, (4) Samwise Didier and (5) Tony Fleecs. Out in September.
"CONAN OF CIMMERIA IS HAUNTED BY SHADOWS, LIVING NIGHTMARES CONNECTED TO A MYSTERIOUS EYE SYMBOL ETCHED IN BLACK STONE.
An unspeakable evil looms over the Hyborian Age and every age connected to it… and it will take more than a lone barbarian to stop its relentless march upon time, space, and sanity.
BATTLE OF THE BLACK STONE, an epic new CONAN EVENT from Heroic Signatures and Titan Comics, begins HERE, from Jim Zub (Conan the Barbarian, Dungeons & Dragons) and artist Jonas Scharf (Dark X-Men, Basilisk)!"
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i sleep with two duvets one fleece and two old faux fur blankets (yes it’s boiling in summer but that’s why i need weighted blankets) but i switched the blue fur blanket for the green one that i got for christmas and i love it
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Local Man #6 (Image Comics, October 2023) 1990s-inspired variant cover by Tony Fleecs and Tim Seeley
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