Frank Frazetta's legendary creation Death Dealer returns to life in collaboration with Frazetta Girls! Critically acclaimed animation writer Mitch Iverson (Dota: Dragon's Blood, Voltron: Legendary Defender) joins world renowned artists Stefano Martino (Stranger Things) and Luis Antonio Delgado (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin) to bring you the first salvo in a major launch of new, related titles featuring characters envisioned by the Master himself! Bear witness to the beginning of an entire multiverse of Frazetta's most famous creations!
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I never have read any prior Death Dealer titles before this. I absolutely love the tone and feel so far. I felt thrust into the dark world that has been created. Reminiscent of a Dark Souls game. Right off the bat in the opening sequence, a macabre horror comes striding out of the woods; melting away any humans it comes into contact with. I have great hopes for the future of this. It may have a fairly standard story ultimately, but the story telling is rich and the art is superb. I want to learn more about the cursed helmet that has forged the Death Dealer. I want to learn more about the undead villains that seek him out. This feels like comics getting back to basics, and yet somehow bringing some new modern tricks.
We are treated to some fun fantasy art, it does feel like I'm being thrust into a world inspired by Frazetta's wonderful worlds created from his amazing images and the feel of the film Fire and Ice. I enjoyed jumping into this story, it is simple and doesn't require too much analysis. Just plain fun.
Until now I never read anything about the Death Dealer. When I first came up to this comic I was very curious, and wanted to read it at any cost. However, after reading the first issue I might say I was a bit disappointed!
Let's start with the story, wait which story/plot. In the first issue, the writer does not tell any detail (past or present) about Death Dealer. He is just there in the woods and, ironically, the best written part of the comic it involve a mature scene between Death Dealer and a woman found in the woods.
Anyway, one thing that I really loved about the comic was the art. The pencils and the color palette are amazing. This dark fantasy tone (similar to a Dark Soul) is great, love the Helmet and the de more
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