Meatmen, Vol. 12
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (744 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0943595290 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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Henry R. Kujawa said Vol.1"Vol.12: SCI-FI Edition!" according to Henry R. Kujawa. This volume of MEATMEN stands out from most for 2 reasons: it has fewer & longer features, and all have a sci-fi theme.THE highlight of the book is "HOT PURSUIT", a Vol.12: SCI-FI Edition! Henry R. Kujawa This volume of MEATMEN stands out from most for 2 reasons: it has fewer & longer features, and all have a sci-fi theme.THE highlight of the book is "HOT PURSUIT", a 40-page opus by artist Stephen Lowther & writer Howard Stangroom (once a member of comics-a.p.a. KLORDNY). Heavy on plot, action & drama, the art is very much in the style of many 1970's Marvel comics, while having it broken into chapters was common among many early-1960's Marvels. Lowther also did both color covers, and alone his contributions would have made a terrific "Annual" in the old days."PROJECT EXO. 0-page opus by artist Stephen Lowther & writer Howard Stangroom (once a member of comics-a.p.a. KLORDNY). Heavy on plot, action & drama, the art is very much in the style of many 1970's Marvel comics, while having it broken into chapters was common among many early-1960's Marvels. Lowther also did both color covers, and alone his contributions would have made a terrific "Annual" in the old days."PROJECT EXO. : SCI-FI Edition!. This volume of MEATMEN stands out from most for "Vol.12: SCI-FI Edition!" according to Henry R. Kujawa. This volume of MEATMEN stands out from most for 2 reasons: it has fewer & longer features, and all have a sci-fi theme.THE highlight of the book is "HOT PURSUIT", a Vol.12: SCI-FI Edition! Henry R. Kujawa This volume of MEATMEN stands out from most for 2 reasons: it has fewer & longer features, and all have a sci-fi theme.THE highlight of the book is "HOT PURSUIT", a 40-page opus by artist Stephen Lowther & writer Howard Stangroom (once a member of comics-a.p.a. KLORDNY). Heavy on plot, action & drama, the art is very much in the style of many 1970's Marvel comics, while having it broken into chapters was common among many early-1960's Marvels. Lowther also did both color covers, and alone his contributions would have made a terrific "Annual" in the old days."PROJECT EXO. 0-page opus by artist Stephen Lowther & writer Howard Stangroom (once a member of comics-a.p.a. KLORDNY). Heavy on plot, action & drama, the art is very much in the style of many 1970's Marvel comics, while having it broken into chapters was common among many early-1960's Marvels. Lowther also did both color covers, and alone his contributions would have made a terrific "Annual" in the old days."PROJECT EXO. reasons: it has fewer & longer features, and all have a sci-fi theme.THE highlight of the book is "HOT PURSUIT", a Vol.12: SCI-FI Edition! Henry R. Kujawa This volume of MEATMEN stands out from most for 2 reasons: it has fewer & longer features, and all have a sci-fi theme.THE highlight of the book is "HOT PURSUIT", a 40-page opus by artist Stephen Lowther & writer Howard Stangroom (once a member of comics-a.p.a. KLORDNY). Heavy on plot, action & drama, the art is very much in the style of many 1970's Marvel comics, while having it broken into chapters was common among many early-1960's Marvels. Lowther also did both color covers, and alone his contributions would have made a terrific "Annual" in the old days."PROJECT EXO. 0-page opus by artist Stephen Lowther & writer Howard Stangroom (once a member of comics-a.p.a. KLORDNY). Heavy on plot, action & drama, the art is very much in the style of many 1970's Marvel comics, while having it broken into chapters was common among many early-1960's Marvels. Lowther also did both color covers, and alone his contributions would have made a terrific "Annual" in the old days."PROJECT EXO. To VERY Boldly Go This volume of the Meatmen series is arguably the strongest, in terms of story content, of the entire series, and while I may be accused of bias - in that my frequent collaborator Stephen Lowther provides much of the interiors, it isn't quite that simple; bear with me.At the time I (under my original name of Howard Stangroom) and Stephen were commissioned to provide the chapter-work "Hot Pursuit" for Meatmen 12's "Sci-Fi Special", we'd plotted the main beats of the story, and then, after two chapters were written, personal problems prevented me from writing more of the