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Danger Street Vol. 1. by Tom King. 3.62 · 256 Ratings · 51 Reviews · 4 editions. Joining the Justice League is a goal for any super…. Want to Read. Rate it: 12-issue DC Black Label limited series; writer: Tom King; art: Jorge Fornés Danger Street (2022-) #1, Danger Street (2022-) #2, Danger Street (2022-) #3,...
13 de dic. de 2022 · Danger Street #1 currently has an 8.2 on ComicBookRoundup on 10 professional reviews and an 8.3 User Rating from 15 users. I think those scores are fair. I was intrigued but not blown away. I’m a huge Tom King fan so I have a lot of faith in him to deliver but if I didn’t know it was King, I might not be hooked in enough to get issue #2.
19 de feb. de 2022 · El sello Black Label de la editorial DC Comics contará con un nuevo titulo realizado por el mismo equipo creativo que realizó la alabada miniserie de Rorschach. El escritor Tom King y los ...
Each person the heroes encounter plays a crucial role in this sprawling yet gripping narrative that is a little bit silly, a whole lot dark, and completely cool. Expect the unexpected with a supporting cast featuring Manhunter, Lady Cop, the Green Team, and the Creeper! Inspired by the heroes and villains of 1st Issue Special, Tom King and ...
20 de oct. de 2022 · If audiences are used to expecting one thing from Tom King, his current work might surprise them. In addition to the continuing Human Target miniseries with Greg Smallwood that transfers the '80s Justice League International characters into a modern noir setting, he’s just started Gotham City: Year One with Phil Hester — an actual noir story with Slam Bradley at the center — and, this ...
DANGER STREET #2. After their attempt to join the Justice League goes horrendously wrong, Warlord and Starman are on the run from the law and the forces of the Fourth World! In their wake they have left behind both a murder and the ongoing mystery of Atlas the Great and his connection to the cosmic powers of the DC Universe.
December 19, 2022. Danger Street is Tom King’s latest re-something of an obscure DC title which must make money regardless of their esotericism because they just keep a-coming (though any interest generated never seems to last). The Dingbats of Danger Street was a ‘70s series by Jack Kirby starring four kids - Krunch, Good Looks, Non-Fat ...
