Holy crap.


I can probably be forgiven for forgetting this was coming out as #26 was published almost three years ago, but still: I should have remembered because this is, bar none, not only the most anticipated comic of the week for me, but the most anticipated comic of the year.

No pressure.

Finally, Planetary #27 is coming...

…as previewed over at The Bleed. Huh, I didn’t even know Wildstorm had a blog. Anyway. It’s funny, but this page – - where Drummer talks about theoretical implications of time travel, sounds like it’s straight out of Robert Sawyer’s excellent FlashForward which I just finished reading a couple of days ago (it’s also being [Read More...]

Finally!

via wildstorm.blog.dccomics.com Posted via web from Comic By Comic’s Wonderous Posterous!

…Palmiotti, Grey and Conner’s new Terra mini-series, that backdoor-piloted in the only decent issue of Supergirl to come out in 2006? …the last issue of the sublime Planetary? …Pinkman, the pink unitard-wearing, unicycle-cycling, theme-tune singing menace of Venice Beach? I once shared a few beers with him at a hostel in LA back in 1997, [Read More...]

It's a strange world...

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Jun 112007
It's a strange world...

…let’s keep it that way. Yesterday, Warren Ellis posted that he has delivered the final script for the final issue of Planetary. He’s posted the script for the first page on his blog, apparently almost ten years after having his first conversation with John Cassaday about starting a new series. And it’s been worth every [Read More...]

Die Happy

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Oct 262006
Die Happy

So after about 8 years and 26 issues (and do the maths on that one!), Planetary wrapped up their main plotline in yesterday’s issue, with the final confrontation between Elijah Snow and Jacob Greene (the erstwhile alternate universe Mr Fantastic). The book has one last issue to run – an epilogue of sorts wrapping up [Read More...]

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