I get nervous when I come home and Lucy, Scout and Jeff are all sitting around in their armor. |
If you were to tell me that I would one day read a very Rated-R comic book about cyborg house pets armed to the teeth and on the run, written by Grant Morrison and drawn by Frank Quitely (the team behind All Star Superman and Flex Mentallo), I would start wondering exactly how long you'd been scanning my brain while I slept to learns all my hopes and dreams.
But after Morrison fled Marvel back in the mid-00's, he returned to DC/ Vertigo where he went into a creative tornado, spinning out stuff I absolutely loved like Vimanamara. But more importantly, he and Quitely created We3, likely one of my top ten or so favorite comics.
August saw the release of a new, Deluxe Edition of We3, which I recently read. It has more pages than the original collection or issues, fills in a bit more of the story, and it made me cry a little bit again, even if this is at least the 12th time I've read that comic.
Not only is the story terribly heartbreaking, but to me, Quitely is one of the brilliant artists working in any medium right now. We're just lucky to get him working in comics. I don't know who designs these pages, but... man.
For such a great package, the We3 book is very reasonably priced.
U R a Gud Dog |
2 comments:
Ah damn, now I gotta go read We3 again.
Yeah, this book is a stone cold classic. I don't usually drop the $ for the same comic In multiple forms, but this may be the exception (along with Reid Fleming).
Now I'm just hoping for a sequel with a greyhound.
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