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nerdylibertarian928 · 8 months

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I can't believe Jessica Rabbit became a comic book villain

#who framed roger rabbit #jessica rabbit #tjaw #truth justice american way #gabe eltaeb

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the-gershomite · 9 months

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Green Lantern #54 -July 2010

(1-11 of 21)

writer Geoff Johns

pencils Doug Mahnke

inks Christian Alamy, Tom Nguyen, Keith Champagne & Doug Mahnke

colors Randy Mayor w/Gabe Eltaeb

letters Nick J. Napolitano

#DC comics #Green Lantern #comics #Geoff Johns #Doug Mahnke #Christian Alamy #Tom Nguyen #Keith Champagne #Randy Mayor #Gabe Eltaeb #Nick J. Napolitano

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thesplintering · 11 months

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Rippaverse Comics Opens the Floodgates for “Isom” Issue 2

Rippaverse Comics Opens the Floodgates for “Isom” Issue 2 | #comics #superheroes #indiecomics #Rippaverse #Isom

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#Cliff Richards #Eric July #Eric Weathers #Featured #Gabe Eltaeb #Isom #Rippaverse Comics

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coverpanelarchive · 2 years

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Action Comics 2021 Annual #1 (2021)

#DC comics #action comics #phillip kennedy johnson #siya oum #scott goolewski #dave sharpe #gabe eltaeb #house of el #rowan kent #blue lantern #alura van-el #khan-el #brandon kent #ronan kent #brainiac 4 #theand'r ban-el

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balu8 · 6 months

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Aquaman

Justice League #4

by Geoff Johns (W.); Jim Lee (P.); Scott Wiliams (I.); Alex Sinclair(C.) and Pat Brosseau (L,)

DC

#dc comics #comic book #justice league #Pat Brosseau #gabe eltaeb #alex sinclair #scott williams #jim lee #geoff johns

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belmont87 · 9 months

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Bruce & Ace

#good boy #Tom King #David Finch #Gabe Eltaeb #Deron Bennett #batman #ace #bat dog

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thehouseofkent · 6 months

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Jon Kent Superman by John Timms with colours by Gabe Eltaeb

#superman #jon kent #john timms #cover art #comic books #dc comics #dc universe #super heroes

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omniversecomicsguide · 6 months

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If you’re about to read THE WARWORLD SAGA, be sure to pick up ‘Superman: The One Who Fell’ trade paperback first as it explains why Superman’s powers are no longer at their peak. Or get the overview of the two-part THE GOLDEN AGE story arc from that volume at OmniverseComics.Guide

For the complete reading order to ‘The Warworld Saga’, see our entries on…

• The Golden Age (2021)

• The Warworld Saga (2021-2022)

• Kal-El Returns (2022-2023)

Featured cover art:

SUPERMAN #29 (2021)

& ACTION COMICS #1029 (2021)

by Phil Hester, Eric Gapstur & Hi-Fi Design

SUPERMAN #29 (2021)

wraparound variant by John Timms & Gabe Eltaeb

#golden age #warworld saga #superman #phil hester #phillip kennedy johnson #dc comics #superboy #gaeb eltaeb #John timms #mongul #superman family

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theconstitutionisgayculture · 2 months

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I have been wanting to get into comics, primarily Captain America comics for awhile but I have no idea where to start and and from what comic book fans have said I shouldn't even bother starting now with the new stuff. So when I found out Rippaverse I started reading that. I own every book in the Rippaverse series so far. I also bought Gabe Eltaeb's TJAW and Dean Cain: American Lawman.

The Rippaverse is awesome. As always, I can't recommend it enough. Especially now when they're actually lowering the prices of their comics instead of raising them like everyone else is.

If you want to get into Captain America I'd recommend searching for the Marvel Masterworks Captain America collection. It starts from the first Captain America in the 60s and collects all of them up until the late 80s, so you miss all the modern crap and only get classic Cap. They're pretty hard to find physically, and usually the price is super marked up, anywhere from $40 for a book that originally sold for $15, to several hundred dollars for particularly hard to find volumes. But Amazon has every volume, minus the first two, available digitally for around $15 each. Still a steep investment with literally dozens and dozens of volumes, but better than trying to find inexpensive physical copies. But, if you're not morally opposed to sailing the seven seas, there are probably some websites you can go to and just read the whole thing for free.

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batmannotes · 2 years

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