WWF Presents Undertaker

Chaos! Comics collected editions

by Beau Smith, Manny Clark (Illustrator)

Genres: Comics

120 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2000

About the author

Beau Smith is the former VP of Marketing and Publishing for Eclipse Comics, Image Comics, Todd McFarlane Productions/McFarlane Toys, and IDW Publishing. He currently serves as director of product information for toy maker JUN Planning USA.
Currently Beau is enjoying a busy career as a freelance writer of comics, video games, films, novels and newspaper columns, as well as working on a consultant basis in the entertainment industry.
Having spent 15 years as one of the most prolific comic book writers around, he has written for such publishers as DC Comics, Image Comics, Eclipse Comics, Dreamwave Studios, Moonstone Books, Dark Horse Comics, and Capcom video games. He has also done dialogue script work for major motion picture studios.
Smith has written for such characters as Batman, Superman, Wolverine, Boba Fett, and Jack Bauer, as well as creating his own properties Primate, Wynonna Earp, Parts Unknown, Maximum Jack, Courting Fate, Lost and Found, and Cossack.
Upcoming comic book projects include: Maximum Jack, Courting Fate, Fight Squad, and Expiration Date.

Reviews

[Beau Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Based on one of the most popular WWE wrestlers of all time--The Undertaker. A thick as a brick book filled with loads of action, horror and adventure. The Undertaker takes on the undead, the dead and everything in between. Loaded with tons of WWE guest stars, this is a must for any fan of professional wrestling and horror.

Beau Smith
The Flying Fist Ranch

[Simon Turner · Rating 3 out of 5]

Collecting the first few 'Undertaker' comics. This is an interesting and enjoyable take on the Undertaker and features some really good artwork. Unfortunately, the quality of the book isn't the best and over the years the glue has dried out which has led to pages coming loose. None of my other books of an older or same age has done this. But, that aside, an enjoyable start to the Undertaker mini series.

[Mitch · Rating 3 out of 5]

I can accept unreasonable and even ridiculous plotlines - otherwise I could never be a wrestling fan. But this... this is just plain bad writing. The art is impressive, but the story it serves (ambitious as it is, and I'm adding a star for that) is poorly written and riddled with basic spelling and grammatical errors. A shame!

[Sophie Crane · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed this, the artwork is absolutely stunning and it ties in perfectly with the events on the show. Highly recommend!