#tomm coker

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Dream & Matthew - art by Tomm Coker

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2020's Doctor Doom Vol.1 #4 cover by Tomm Coker and Michael Garland.

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I Was A Fashion School Serial Killer #3 by Doug Wagner, Daniel Hillyard and Michelle Madsen. Variant covers by (1) Tomm Coker and (2) Hillyard and Madsen. Main cover (3) by Hillyard and Madsen. Out in June.

"It’s midterms, and Rennie has decided no more scratching her skin, and no more murder until she’s finished school. She’s done with all that. Well, that was before Constance made Sofie cry, Bodhi started acting suspicious, and Sofie got called to the Dean’s office. Skch skch skch."

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I Was A Fashion School Serial Killer, cover C (Tub Full Of Death variant)

Tomm Coker, 2025

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Daredevil by Tomm Coker

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Tank-top Matt Murdock from Earth-90214

Daredevil: Noir (2009) - Issue #1

Irvine | Coker

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Logan Shadow Society #1 (December 1996) by Marvel Comics

Written by Howard Mackie and Mark Jason, drawn by Tomm Coker, Keith Aiken and Octavio Cariello.

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Logan Shadow Society -December 1996

(45-48 of 48)

Script Writer: Howard Mackie & Mark Jason

Artists: Christie Scheele, Tomm Coker, Richard Starkings And Comicraft & Emerson Miranda

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The sleeveless suit. The ridiculously tall horns. The way it looks like it has mesh around his neck. Truly the most cunt he's ever served.

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Daredevil Noir (2009) (original art by Tomm Coker & Dan Freedman) (lyrics modified from "North East South West" by Japandroids)

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2006-2007's Agents of Atlas Vol.1 #1-6 covers by Tomm Coker.

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Daredevil Noir (2009) #4

Alex Irvine (writer) & Tomm Coker (artist) & Daniel Freedman (colourist)

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Tomm Coker

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Logan: Shadow Society (February 1997)

Howard Mackie/Tomm Coker

Another day, another deeply non-essential Wolverine story. This is a full graphic novel first published as such and written by Howard Mackie, just like Logan: Path of the Warlord that we read the other day. It suffers from much the same issues as that one did: a muddled and overlong story and a total absence of Wolverine claws. The "new" element here is Carol Danvers.

Carol and Logan have long had an implied backstory that isn't explored much, although we looked into it a bit with the (bad) series that also involved Ben Grimm. This is another go at that, I guess: implicitly it's set in the 50s but it very much feels like an X-Files comic rather than an X-Men one. Also, check out these glasses.

And this is an Indiana Jones gag, I guess? This whole book is smugly full of cutesy references.

Also, relentless gags about Wolverine's Canadianness.

And a cameo by a kid Angel, being taken to the Hellfire Club by his dad.

And and and and and. None of this really adds up to anything, and much of it is deeply confusing. Sabertooth shows up at the end, but this is before he and Logan have actually met, I'm pretty sure (you may recall Sabertooth's debut in Iron Fist, of all places): but they act like they're old foes.

And then it ends on another incredibly pleased with itself note. Unclear what the point of any of this was. But good news, we're finally going to move onto something that isn't about Wolverine!

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Tomm Coker

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TOMM COKER ARTIST OF DAREDEVIL NOIR AND MANY SUCH CASES IS A FILMMAKER AND MADE A FILM WITH PINK?????????? HELLO???????