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The Medusa Chain
DC Graphic Novel Volume 3 - 1st printing. Story and art by Ernie Colon.
48 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1984
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April 21, 2019
A MASTERPIECE!
Colon did this completely himself and who knows how long it took but that's how you create something this profound!
What would you have done in his situations?
If you agreed with his decisions COULD you have carried them out?
This is DEEEEEEEEEEEEP!
I mentioned that "Warlords" was a DC title, in this series of their early graphic novels, with some tiny flying fairy boobies so what about this title? Here you see an emaciated Indian woman topless- like I said before: breasts can be drawn in a corporate comic book as long as it's not a white (non-"exotic") human.
Colon did this completely himself and who knows how long it took but that's how you create something this profound!
What would you have done in his situations?
If you agreed with his decisions COULD you have carried them out?
This is DEEEEEEEEEEEEP!
I mentioned that "Warlords" was a DC title, in this series of their early graphic novels, with some tiny flying fairy boobies so what about this title? Here you see an emaciated Indian woman topless- like I said before: breasts can be drawn in a corporate comic book as long as it's not a white (non-"exotic") human.
December 31, 2024
Las aventuras de un convicto que es condenado por asesinato y puesto en la interestelar Cadena Medusa. Una aventura de ciencia ficción a medio camino entre la space opera y los álbumes europeos del género, con un guion coherente, personajes bien planteados - aunque no se simpatice necesariamente con ellos - y un dibujo sólido, que redondea una lectura entretenida.
February 21, 2021
Story wasn't very engaging but the art was nice.
February 28, 2011
Yet another library find, this one via DC comics. I was astounded at how good this was. A tale not of the DC universe at all, filled with death, cursing, and grim, grim plot points. I cannot believe this was published in the 80's by a major.
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