Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG's Profile

Plot
Zach and Rose return to their hometown and discover that the population is aggressive towards each other, with high levels of intolerance that include physical aggression. Something is affecting everyone and whispers ideas about judging and eliminating everyone to Zach and Rose in their dreams; this infection comes from the mysterious lagoon near the town.

Zach and Rose realiz e this and prepare themselves because they are going in search of the next UNBELIEVABLES, a rock band called DEADTONES.

“The Deadtones are comprised of various mythical and pop culture monsters, who are attacked by smugglers cooking meth. This team is ruthless and incredibly powerful.

The Unrelievables universe continues to expand with this band of outcast monsters who work remarkably well together.

Artwork
It strikes a balance between a naive yet somber style and rich detail, creating a powerful artistic contrast between the horror of hell and the blinding light of heaven.

Summary
Zach and Rose are caught up in a mysterious mental attack on their town as they are introduced to the Deadtones for the first time.
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Plot
Maggie witnesses an attack by The Reaper, the leader of a new rebel group called BLACK STARS, who are assassinating future Starfighter pilots. She saves Hanu, and out of nowhere, Centauri appears, seemingly hiding a secret.

Alex is reunited with Maggie and welcomes Hanu back, who lost everything, including her family, in The Reaper's attack.

Alex prepares for his f irst mission with pilots Igu, Tyborus, Breeta, Hanu, and Xyla, but they are about to encounter a trap. This team doesn't get along; they hate each other and don't trust one another.

This comic is the perfect starting point for new readers, as it explains everything simply and directly, and it's also a gift for those who became fans with the original film.

Artwork
Willi Roberts creates the perfect science fiction atmosphere, capturing the tone of the classic film with panels full of technology and mesmerizing details that refresh this vast universe of futuristic characters and technologies.

Summary
Alex already has his first team of Starfighters, but they are in the sights of The Reapermore

Plot
It's 1913, and Tarzan stumbles upon an artifact that transports him to Barsoom, just as John Carter, Dejah Thoris, and Red Sonja are preparing to stop the Thern Alliance weapon, led by Princess Phaidor. Tarzan assists them, unaware of their true nature, but he quickly grasps Phaidor's intentions.

Although they win the battle, they are attacked again by a new weapon, which in t urn draws Vampirella's ship to the planet.

This exciting crossover seamlessly blends the Dynamite universe with that of Edgar Rice Burroughs, creating an intriguing and dangerous mystery.

Art
Is detailed, offering John's dynamic body language and heroic demeanor, all while seamlessly blending otherworldly architecture and technology—a well-balanced fusion of science fiction and fantasy.more

Plot
Oaklynn is also infected and must perform the ritual of burning a monster to be cured, while Ryder and Oaklynn's father also seek a cure. Ryder is already beginning to experience the effects of the virus.

The story includes how Oaklynn and Ryder lived through the first days of the infection, where Oaklynn was more daring when using a weapon.

Oaklynn's father and Ryd er are searching for a large, dangerous monster to cure themselves, but they are intercepted by the army leader who has Oaklynn captive. Oaklynn's father offers to be sacrificed for his daughter, but Ryder catches up to the leader and points a gun at him. At that moment, the giant monster appears.

A spectacular reimagining of a world in chaos due to a pandemic, where the social response feels familiar and the zombie infection is deconstructed to offer a vision more focused on social drama and decay.

Art
It features many textures that create a gloomy, eerie atmosphere, with a color palette that shifts between shades of brown, giving a sense of the grime of a world in chaos.

Summary
Ryder wants to save Oaklynn, but he needs to heal first.more

Plot
General Ross awakens and is approached by Maxim Milyukov, the current leader of Winter Guard (a Russian government-sponsored team of individuals with superpowers), who offers him the chance to increase his power and destroy the United States as revenge for Ross's betrayal.

David Colton has forcibly removed all the world's nuclear ballistic missiles and launched them into the s un—an aggressive and unilateral act of global disarmament. The United Nations is on high alert, and thousands of people are protesting in the streets against the existence of beings with such immense power who do as they please. David Colton's powers are of an immense scale, the full extent of which is unknown.

Although Colton's intentions are altruistic, he is disregarding diplomacy and geographical conflicts.

Wolverine feels guilty for having given Colton the power of the mysterious box (Read WOLVERINE: WEAPONS OF ARMAGEDDON #4) and confronts him, accompanied by Bucky, who betrays Wolverine by revealing the location of more nuclear missiles hidden in the U.S.

Colton launches Wolverine from space, and he lands in Tony Stark's lab like a missile. Colton not only wants to disarm the world, but he also steals the Doctor Doom weapon that General Ross used. This device allows one to see into the future—days, months, decades—of alternate realities based on a single decision. Iron Man was going to use it to devise a strategy to stop Colton, but he failed.

Black Panther discovers that Nick Fury was the one who eliminated Red Hulk's soldiers with gamma radiation using a mysterious serum. Fury reveals that he has re-established S.H.I.E.L.D., whose acronym now stands for Strategic Human Intelligence Enforcement and Logistic Defense—an organization designed to control superhumans.

The comic closes with a nuclear missile attack from Russia, taking advantage of the country's defenselessness.

This event continues to weave political intrigue into the Marvel Universe, where the situation is becoming increasingly complex.

Artwork
It is a highly textured art that elevates details to certain moments of hyperrealism; it is mesmerizing.
Summary
David Colton is now a major problem for the Avengers, and his global disarmament solution could have disastrous consequences.
Brilliant and impactful chaptermore

Plot
Idris (Blue King), Zain (Green King), and Aisha (White Queen) confront their creator, and Zain dies. They finally overcome their daddy issues.

The ending is somewhat abrupt, with Idris and Aisha sacrificing themselves to destroy a horde of xenomorphs.

From the beginning, the story veered off into another new sub-universe of characters and completely forgot about the Aliens/Xenomorphs, who should be the focus of the plot. Therefore, it's confusing to read an Alien comic where they aren't present as a real threat.

Artwork
It's detailed, with anatomy reminiscent of the animated series from the 1990s.

Summary
Idris and Aisha overcome their paternal traumas to finally dedicate themselves to stopping the xenomorphsmore

Plot
Daredevil speaks with Detective Dominic, who explains that Omen's lair contained many photos of Matt Murdock and his friend Foggy Nelson. Daredevil heads to Foggy's apartment, as does Detective Dominic.

Daredevil confronts Omen, who explains that they were revived by "angels," but before revealing everything, he pulls out a gun, and Detective Dominic kills him.

The comic ends with Foggy and Nelson catching up.

As an epilogue, it shows that someone steals Omen's body on the orders of the millionaire Harlan Vale, the same man who mysteriously hired Matt to teach at the university.

This comic concludes this arc, but with more questions than answers, leaving us hoping that Omen's origin will soon be revealed.

Artwork
It's organic, with many textures that offer an interesting dynamism. The body language and facial expressions are magnificent, and the use of shadows is brilliant, creating a somber, horror-inducing tone appropriate for the story.

Summary
Daredevil vs Omenmore

Plot WITH SPOILERS
Simon is devastated after Margaret takes their children, May and Albert, to her aunt's house. She's disappointed by the secret of immortality Simon kept from her all this time, but something changes her mind, and they return home. This gives Simon the courage to put on his red coat again and go with Albert Einstein to the clue Benedict Arnold gave them before being kidnappe d.

On the way to the place Arnold told him to go, an Old Estate house, Simon greets all his friends and the head tailor. Albert and Simon arrive at the courthouse, only to hear an explosion. It's the tailor shop where he worked. Simon runs home, seeing a trail of death in his wake, and discovers Margaret, May, and Albert murdered... Benedict Arnold did all this; it was a trap... with the axe of lies in hand, he's now after Simon.

A shocking and heartbreaking chapter where Simon's joy for life vanishes.

Art
Bryan Hitch offers his cinematic vision, directing mesmerizing action sequences and capturing the details and tones of each bygone era. The colors create the perfect atmosphere that transports you to the early 20th century.

His masterful use of scale is mesmerizing; he transports and shakes you with striking, realistic visions in a format very similar to film.

Summary
Simon and Albert follow the lead given to them by Benedict Arnold, but something is amiss, and neither of them realizes it.
This episode will leave you breathless and completely overwhelmed.more

Plot and Art

Shaolin Cowboy, accompanied by his dog Pedro, arrives at Bobby's house. They deliver the letter to his stepfather, Bernie Vance, but discover that Bobby's mother, to whom the letter was addressed, is bedridden and recovering. Bobby's disappearance has devastated her. Bernie is a despicable person, while Pedro urinates with incredible precision.

Shaolin Cowb oy knows he's being watched and uses a technique involving picking his nose—brilliant.

Shaolin Cowboy is surrounded by hundreds of cars full of people hunting him for being an illegal immigrant. Shaolin Cowboy demonstrates his skills and escapes on a Vespa. This sequence is mesmerizing.

Once in a safe place, Pedro shows Shaolin Cowboy how to get a soda from a vending machine using his urine stream. However, this machine, and all the others, are connected to a massive satellite in space where the artificial intelligence ECOLA AI resides. ECOLA AI launches an attack and transforms the vending machine into a killer robot. Shaolin Cowboy is in the crosshairs of this powerful and cruel AI.

The dialogues are full of references and social commentary on relevant aspects of our current era.

Shaolin Cowboy is in the crosshairs of this powerful and cruel AI. The dialogues are full of references and social commentary on relevant aspects of our current era.

The artwork maintains a mesmerizing level of detail, with many hidden messages that make it a work of art. It's a comic that should be read carefully because it's a visual delight, with a cinematic feel where you feel like there are action sequences happening in slow motion.

Summary
Shaolin Cowboy and Pedro succeed in delivering Bobby's letter, but they are pursued by thousands of inept bounty huntersmore

Plot
Frank and Micro track the mysterious bullet, which bounces back and begins killing everyone around Frank's van, proving that Collateral Damage could kill them if he wanted to.

Frank has the bullet just meters from his face and fires his double-barreled shotgun at it, causing it to double over and lose its ability to fly.

Collateral Damage's real name was Ken Skillin g, a brilliant scientist caught in the crossfire between the Punisher and a biker gang. A bullet shattered Ken's spine, leaving him paralyzed, but he spent years developing the technology that would allow him to walk and create a bullet he could control with his mind.

Collateral Damage is about to destroy Frank's back when the detective who has been tracking the Punisher for months saves him and lets him go.

This comic ends with Kingpin waking from his coma, his first word being "Frank."

This comic sets the stage for the BIG GUNS crossover where Deadpool and the Punisher cross paths.

Art
With numerous textures that highlight the impressive details of this illustrator, the facial expressions are almost lifelike. The color palette works to accentuate all those textures. It's mesmerizing and magnificent.

Summary
The origin of COLLATERAL DAMAGE is revealed and is strongly linked to Punisher.more

Plot
Bruce Banner and Doctor Voodoo are bound in the Soul Cage by Sumanguru, who begins a riddle competition. Bruce Banner solves it all, despite Sumanguru's attempt to cheat. Doctor Voodoo had managed to use a rune spell to restore Banner's Hulk power, which Sumanguru had previously possessed.

Bruce Banner now has the power of the Gray Hulk, but this transformation appears to be t emporary. The important thing is that the cunning Gray Hulk returns!

Charlie, transformed into a Lycan wolf thanks to the skin of a skinwalker god, which grants her both the powers and wisdom of this ancient being, manages to free the monster from the mind control of the Infernal Hulk. The monster regains its mental humanity, but its body remains monstrous.

Charlie is the key to freeing the Internal Hulk's army of monsters from mind control. This soldier/monster reveals that there's something in the tunnels beneath the Baxter Building...it's an army of monsters emerging to destroy New York and taking the National Guard by surprise.

This comic sets the stage for MARCH TO HULK WAR: INFERNAL HULK VS. WOLVERINE.

Artwork
It's very dark, with more lines that give it a different, organic dynamism.

Summary
Bruce Banner has the power of Gray Hulk, while Charlie discovers the extent of her power.more

Plot
Thomas, Rodney, Rachel, Richie, Zach, Rose, and Max go after Sterling, who is infected with a virus from the future where robots have rebelled against humans. They all work together and manage to neutralize the virus in an exciting but somewhat confusing fight sequence where Rodney loses his bionic leg.

Raina and Rae stay home. Raina discovers that Rae can see into the future, but she doesn't yet see her father's return.

Richie makes peace with his mother, Rachel, and gives her a spaceship he built himself as a gift.

Sterling discovers that the virus that caused him to lose control isn't from the future; it comes from another trillionaire teenager named Vanderbrook, who controls Dr. Moreau's island, a place where human-animal experiments are conducted.

Thomas & The Trillion Dollar Kid is now on the trail of other Unbelievable beings (extraordinary beings who want to live ordinary lives). One is a genie we'll meet in the Jean Genie comic series, launched by Ghost Machine in 2027, as well as the Invader Y'all, who will appear in The Rocketfellers #14. Finally, there are the Deadtones, who will be introduced in Hornsby and Halo #15.

An interesting conclusion to this crossover, which expands this universe with a lot of creativity and new characters, yet to be revealed.

Art
It's naive and cartoonish, full of dynamism, where facial expressions and body language contribute magnificently to the storytelling.

Summary
Thomas, The Rocketfellers, and Hornsby and Halo must stop the virus that affected Sterling before a war between robots and humans begins. The Unbelievables crossover event concludesmore

Plot
This installment tells the story of Tygra's infiltration of Captain America's team as Iron Man's spy, as he begins to realize his initial assumptions might be flawed.

This issue offers an analysis of one of the pivotal moments in the Civil War event, but it's underutilized because it doesn't add anything to the original story.

Artwork
The art is incredibly deta iled and mesmerizing; the sheer amount of detail and textures is breathtaking.

Summary
Tygra's emotional journey as a double agent is narrated in detail.more

Plot
This reimagining of Captain America's return transports us to the dystopian future of 2099, where corporations exert absolute control over social freedoms and the heroes of this world discover Captain America's frozen body.

Here we see a new version of Cap's uniform and how a fearsome enemy from the past has been waiting for his return, while Steve Rogers continues to cope wit h being a man out of time.

An interesting reimagining, but perhaps it needs more than one issue to tell the story more comfortably.

Art
It's a love letter to the comics of the '80s and '90s thanks to its distinctive and textured art style, which also presents an interesting refresh.

Summary
Steve Rogers deals with an even more different world where freedoms have been curtailed by technology. An interesting reimagining of Captain America's return.more

Plot
This volume explores Raina's origins. Jacob owns Cronex, the largest and most powerful corporation of the 25th century, and his fiancée is Raina, sister of Roland and Reggie. She is in charge of the company's security: a lethal, highly efficient soldier and expert in industrial espionage.

Raina maintains a complex relationship with everyone, especially Roland, the lead scienti st developing Cronex's nanotechnology, capable of curing diseases, healing wounds, and prolonging life. Although Roland fears the ethical implications of this advancement, Raina constantly pressures him to complete his project.

After a horrific accident leaves them on the brink of death, Roland is forced to cross all his ethical boundaries to save Raina and Jacob. Upon awakening, Jacob threatens Roland, saying he will force him to complete his treatment and kidnap his family. In response, Roland and Rachel gather Rae, Richie, and Rodney to escape to the past through the Time Zone Witness Program, a witness protection program run by Roland's brother, Reggie.

On Halloween night, Raina finally discovers her family's time-traveling location and attacks them. Roland agrees to leave with her on the condition that she doesn't harm anyone, but Raina, desperate to save herself and Jacob, is prepared to kill anyone necessary.

To return to the 25th century, Roland modifies Richie's exoskeleton with the promise of finishing their cures there using this unethical technology. However, it's all a trap: Roland causes the exoskeleton to explode with them inside, leaving Roland's own fate hanging in the balance.

A spectacular volume, packed with emotion, suspense, and chases, with a breathtaking ending.

Art
Full of details and many textures that provide an interesting and mesmerizing organic effect, all this achieves a futuristic and somewhat terrifying tone.more

Content
Ghost Machine Productions releases the latest Ghost Machine comic: The Official Guidebook, a guide that explains each of the key characters in this vast universe. This fifth issue includes the Hyde Street universe, a supernatural horror series where the guilty are punished by entering a dead-end street. This brilliant and chilling anthology comic series brings together elements of The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock Presents, but in a unified universe.

Each character is described with their origin story, powers, weaknesses, strengths, and their first appearance in Ghost Machine comics. It also provides a glimpse into future characters who have not yet been introduced in any comic, presented in a style reminiscent of pulp comics or asylum archives from the 1960s, with black and white on a sepia background and classic typewriter lettering.

This guide is an encyclopedia for new readers and perfect for refreshing the memories of loyal fans. The stories are presented in alphabetical order with a retro feel reminiscent of the 1990s comics that used this encyclopedic format.

Rating 5 out of 5

Artwork
Includes the STUNNING and HYPNOTIC art of Ivan Reis and Brad Anderson with character narratives written by Geoff Johns, Maytal Zchut, Lamont Magee, Peter J. Tomasi, and Brad Meltzer.more

Plot
While Madame Mask and Adam Ware continue to control all factions of A.I.M., proclaiming themselves the sole leaders, they do so in secret while Tony continues to analyze the projects at his school for super-geniuses.

Chuck Armstrong, the invisibility specialist, created a force field that is activated by a ring-sized device, only it works with Dark Matter.

In the pr ison, The Vault, someone releases Anton Vanko, the fearsome Whiplash, who attacks Tony at Stark Industries, just as he is with his girlfriend Luna and his son Hugo.

Anton reveals that he was hired to distract him.

Anton attacks Iron Man with enhanced whips; however, Tony manages to reverse their energy and free himself, only to discover that the one who hired Vanko is Marco Scarlotti, the first Whiplash... the fight is now two against one.

This saga is delving into Iron Man's past, bringing back great villains like Whiplash.

Art
Carmen demonstrates her ability to recreate brilliant dynamism, where her strokes create mesmerizing sequences and capture the essence of all these classic characters, updating them and highlighting their sexiest features while balancing them with their heroic moments.

Summary
Iron Man faces an angry Whiplash who comes accompaniedmore

Plot
Sue, Reed, Johnny, and Ben are trapped by Nicholas Scratch, who altered his time-traveling arrow, sending them back in time to see how his successes end up eliminating them. For brief moments, they manage to evade these time-traveling events and encounter Clarinda Canady, a young servant in 1725.

The Fantastic Four ask for her help to escape this temporal hell, but she can't t ell them exactly where.

Claranda is deeply affected by her brief conversation with Reed and Sue, but she is so inspired by Sue that she begins to study science. Twenty years later, in 1745, the Fantastic Four reappear and ask her to activate a heat-absorbing experiment, promising to meet again in 20 years.

But they never return, not until 1805, when Clarinda, now an elderly and highly skilled scientist, helps them escape. This entire opening sequence in the Victorian era is spectacular.

The Fantastic Four begin reliving all their exploits from 65 years of publication and manage to stop Nicholas, but Johnny had to sacrifice his beloved mustache.

An excellent new story that perfectly blends adventure with science fiction.

Artwork
Humberto Ramos showcases his artistic skills. His distinctive style elevates the action sequences and recreates each era in a completely different way. The color palette is vibrant and highlights all of Ramos's wonderful brushstrokes.

Summary
The Fantastic Four inspire a young scientist who will ultimately become their savior. A beautiful adventure story that celebrates 65 years of Marvel's First Family.more

Plot
Deadpool and Blind Al live a life of luxury and fame thanks to Al's financial acumen, as he can see the future. But the Badpools are obsessed with Wade, and drinking his blood is the only thing that soothes their perpetual pain.

Deadpool is at a disadvantage, facing hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Badpools in every conceivable form. They relentlessly attack, their numbers incr easing each time Deadpool loses a limb, like his jaw. Wade devises a plan to eliminate them all, but it's still unclear who's behind it all.

A very satisfying conclusion to this outlandish Deadpool adventure against enemies only he could face.

The next issue begins the BIG GUNS crossover with Punisher.

Artwork
It's organic, with lots of detail, shadows, and textures that create that perfect sense of repulsive masses of flesh, ideal for the story.

Summary
Deadpool must devise a plan to stop the Badpools, who are constantly increasing in number and hunger to destroy Wade.more

Plot
Alexander Parsons is a brilliant scientist who uncovers the mysteries of the universe and decides to record them in a book called the Omega Book. However, someone murders him because of his discoveries. Behind the Omega Book is a mysterious and ruthless scientist with advanced technology known as "The Jealous Man" and a murderous woman known as "The Woman with the .45."

Alexan der's son, Father Brady Parsons, receives a mysterious briefcase from his father containing devices and instructions asking him to help make the Omega Book disappear. Brady is estranged from his father because Alexander was never present in his life. Brady is a man of faith, while Alexander was a man of science; their visions and beliefs clashed all these years.

But when Brady puts on special glasses that Alexander leaves him, he begins to see all the mysteries and physical elements of the universe in detail, which is starting to shake his religious beliefs. Alexander tells him that the existence of the Omega Book has increased the probability of the universe's destruction from 1:93 to 1:17.

This first installment unfolds a brilliant story that blends mystery, action, and science fiction within a debate about spirituality versus science.

Art
It resembles oil paintings on canvas, creating a dreamlike atmosphere where reality becomes something out of a dream, which is magnificent and perfect for the development of this plot.

Summary
Father Brady faces the death of his father, Alexander, who leaves him an inheritance full of danger and mysteries that will shake his beliefs.more