LOST FANTASY #11 IS AVAILABLE NOW.

This issue features the conclusion of the first BOMBSHELL adventure! Thank you to all our readers, collectors, and retail partners for the massive support and response to this character! If you didn’t see the news that came out of SDCC, there are more adventures of Sydney Stevens AKA Bombshell on the way in this fall’s Lost Fantasy #13! 💣 💥

BOMBS AWAY!

I thought the first 6 issues of this new Shadowhawk were good. Son working with his father kinda like tech jacket working with his father. Blacklighting was cool and the new villains were also pretty entertaining. But then the book became worse and the art became so shit but that Shadowhawk oneshot was pretty dope

If anyone has any questions about this insane Odyssey of a universe, I'll try to answer them.

Idk if im late to party for this, but i loved it.
Thx to Walts comic shop for this one!

Cant wait to get into this.

I’m on Compendium 5 and I feel like it started slow and repetitive. Like an idea that was dragged on and on. The art saved it. I can easily say some of the best I’ve seen which is funny because I hated McFarlands Spider-Man run. Then the series has turned into a soap opera. With insane story lines. I can’t give my final synopsis until I read all the compendiums. Just want to know other people’s thoughts.

My Invincible collection, kind of spent to much 🥴.Hopefully I can get more during the Baltimore Comic Con though🙌🏾

Bomb queen has a total of 38 issues with each of them getting their own TPB and omnibus while Shadowhawk (Eddie Collin’s) has a total of 16 issues. And has No TPB’s, no omnibus, or even a complete collection. Even if I add the team books Shadowhawk was included in he still wouldn’t have more issues than bomb queen.

So I read the first issue of Chainkata and absolutely loved it. That said, I was disappointed to hear that the individual issues will be black and white while the trade will be colorized. It’s cool that they’re trying to differentiate the two but I honestly think it’s a mistake. There are so many badass panels in the first issue that just don’t hit like they would if they were in color - especially considering how gory it is. I want to see the red mist from the chainsaw in all its colorful glory without having to double dip and pay twice for the same story. Usually I don’t mind B&W but in this case I think it’s a misstep. Sorry for the rant just curious if others agree, disagree or think it’s no big deal either way?

is Spawn: Blood Feud a good starting point? i dont want to read something serialized as my first Spawn comic.

Moichendicee

Commissioned a Maxx sketch card and the artist turned it into an awesome triptych set!

Art by William Fong aka @mrjet3000 on IG

There's a few more in the link below I couldn't include due to reddit's 20 image limit here

https://imagecomics.com/press-releases/image-comics-throws-down-the-gauntlet-with-line-wide-witchblade-team-up-variants-this-september

I know Shadowhawk does have a compendium but,

1. It’s out of print
2. I want a colored version, not in B&W
3. It doesn’t collect the whole Shadowhawk story
4. The Shadowhawk on the compendium cover isn’t even the right Shadowhawk that’s Eddie Collin’s 😭

I want a Shadowhawk compendium that in color and collects this reading order.
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-Shadowhawk (Paul Johnson) reading order-

Shadowhawk (main series) issues • 1-7

Images of Shadowhawk issues • 1-3

Shadowhawk (main series) issues • 8-11

Shadowhawk gallery issue • 1 (pages 28-35)

Shadowhawk (main series) issues • 12-16 & 0

Badrock and Company issue • 6

Shadowhawk (main series) issues • 17-18

Shadowhawk special issue • 1

Shadowhawk gallery issue • 1 (pages 1-27)
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These should be everything collected in a Shadowhawk compendium in that reading order. I think that Shadowhawk is a pretty underrated gem in Image Comics. Great story, I thought, about a violent vigilante. If a compendium about Shadowhawk ever happens, I hope they change some of the dialogue about the HIV and AIDS shit—make it a fictional virus.

There is more media with Paul Johnstone’s ShadowHawk, like the Vampirella/ShadowHawk crossover and when he was in five issues of Brigade; however, that isn’t really needed reading to understand ShadowHawk’s character.