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marvelstars · 1 year
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Star Wars Adventures 12: “Intermission, Part 1.” Marvel. July 25, 2018. Writers: Elsa Charretier and Pierrick Colinet. Penciller: Elsa Charretier. Letterer: Tom B. Long. Colorist: Sarah Stern.
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comicbuzzofficial · 1 year
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ComicBuzz Chats With Elsa Charretier and Pierrick Colinet
We chat about Room Service.
http://comicbuzz.com/comicbuzz-chats-with-elsa-charretier-and-pierrick-colinet/
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James Tynion IV Writing Horror Short Film Room Service – The Hollywood Reporter
James Tynion IV Writing Horror Short Film Room Service – The Hollywood Reporter
About a year ago, comic book author James Tynion IV was on a long drive back to New York City from a friend’s engagement upstate when he got an email from French artist Elsa Charretier asking him if he’d be interested in writing the script for a short film she and longtime partner Pierrick Colinet were making. The reaction from Tynion, the best-selling creator who has several comics on the go…
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dswcp · 3 years
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It’s Padme Week and the 500th post on DSWCP, so here is the cutest Anidala moment in all of Star Wars comics! I like that it is just a little ominous.
Star Wars Adventures 12: “Intermission, Part 1.” Marvel. July 25, 2018. Writers: Elsa Charretier and Pierrick Colinet. Penciller: Elsa Charretier. Letterer: Tom B. Long. Colorist: Sarah Stern.
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hanleiaquotes · 2 years
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Star Wars Forces of Destiny: Leia | Elsa Charretier, Pierrick Colinet | 2018 | Disney Canon
Part 2
Leia: Gnnn... okay. Get back up, keep going. Oh, you came back. Good boy!
Han: Always am. Can I get my treat?
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smashpages · 3 years
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Elsa Charretier and Pierrick Colinet, who worked together on The Infinite Loop, have teamed up again to create a graphic novel using Inktober prompts — and they’ve even started a Kickstarter to fund the printing. You can follow along on Charretier’s Twitter feed.  
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smillingcartoonist · 3 years
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dccomicsnews · 3 years
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Review: Batman: Black & White #6
Review: Batman: Black & White #6 @DCComics #Batman #BatmanBlackAndWhite #DCComicsNews
Review: Batman: Black & White #6   [Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers] Writer: See Graphic Below Colors: See Graphic Below Letters: See Graphic Below Artist: See Graphic Below    Reviewed by: Carl Bryan       Summary “Hey Mr. Hat… The Hill’s got a message for you.” – Michael and Nathan Rook Batman: Black & White #6 – The final issue of the acclaimed return to Batman Black & White…
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cultfaction · 3 years
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Preview- Batman Black & White #6 (of 6)
Preview- Batman Black & White #6 (of 6)
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i-r-readcomics · 4 years
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Infinite Loop
Volume: 1 #6
Writers: Pierrick Colinet
Pencils: Elsa Charretier
Inks: Elsa Charretier
Colours: Elsa Charretier
Covers: Elsa Charretier
Featuring: Teddy
IDW Publishing
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comicbookfx · 5 years
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VRRT BWOOP? BWOOP BLOOP BEEP BWOOP
Star Wars Adventures #22 L: Tom B. Long A/W: Elsa Charretier W: Pierrick Colinet
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rebelsofshield · 5 years
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Panels Far, Far Away:  A Week in Star Wars Comics 6/5/19
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Luke, Leia, and Tauntauns star in a good, if not memorable, week of Star Wars comics.
Star Wars Adventures #22 written by Pierrick Colinet, Elsa Charretier, and Jon Waterhouse and art by Charretier and Tony Fleecs
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It’s been a bit too long since Pierrick Colinet and Elsa Charretier brought us a Star Wars adventure. This creative duo, who were influential in 2017′s rather great Forces of Destiny miniseries of comics, have been absent from IDW’s Star Wars output for quite some time and their signature visual and storytelling charm has been missed. 
The two return to craft a fun and surprisingly thematically cohesive story about Leia and her two most trusty mechanical sidekicks. Together the three of them happen upon an apparent stowaway on the Millenium Falcon which in turn leads them to unexpected places and people. The story itself has a few fun twists and turns that I won’t spoil and Colinet and Charretier manage to guide it all with an emotional heft that is effective if simplistic. The two clearly have the most fun writing Threepio and Artoo’s banter and Charretier’s energetic pencils give their antics an extra spark. It makes for an impressive tonal balancing act as the story blends a heartfelt story of wartime displacement with genuinely funny slapstick without ever feeling like one is doing a disservice to the other.
“Tales from Wild Space” this time tells a rather cute little story about a deformed Tauntaun with an abnormally long tail and the rebel soldier who befriends her. The whole thing is one of the most purely light hearted and good natured stories that Adventures has ever offered. I challenge even the most cynical reader to not have their heart go three sizes at when this misfit little reptomammal finds a companion.
Score: B
Star Wars Age of Rebellion: Luke Skywalker #1 written by Greg Pak and art by Chris Sprouse, Scott Koblish, and Stefano Landini
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Greg Pak saves the biggest name here for last. It’s Luke Skywalker’s time to shine.
On its own, “Fight or Flight” is a bit of a fun novelty in that it represents pretty much the only canon material we have for Luke for the years bridging The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. The Luke we see here is arguably at this most capable as a warrior but most unsure of himself as a man. His Jedi skills may let him cut through Imperial soldiers and droids like they were nothing, but Luke also has to deal with the uncertainty of his place in the Rebellion and a certain little bombshell that got dropped on him recently. It’s appreciated to see Pak explore this turning point in Luke and also showcase how the Rebellion at large reacts to having close to a full fledged Jedi fighting for their cause.
However, “Fight or Flight” unfortunately does encounter its fair share of hiccups. Pak decides to bring Luke’s emotional instability to life through a long distance temptation by the Emperor and the results are unexpectedly rocky. I originally was disappointed that Palpatine didn’t get his own issue of Age of Rebellion, but maybe that was for the best. Original trilogy Palpatine was marked by Ian McDiarmid’s delightfully hammy delivery and screen presence, but Pak has trouble adapting that voice here. The result feels awkward and silly and loses any sort of menace that the script may have been going for.
Like the last villain issue of Age of Rebellion, three artists once again tackle this individual script and the result is similarly disappointing. Of the three, Chris Sprouse proves the strongest, but again the transition from artist to artist feels haphazard and lacking in editorial oversight. Here, each artist’s similar styles and the use of Tamra Bonvillain as a universal colorist actually does the book a visual disservice as the transitions from page to page and pencilist to pencilist aren’t always apparently noticeable outside of a general feeling that something looks “off.”
Score: B-
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sleemo · 6 years
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Anakin and Padmé take some time off to watch a show about two star-crossed lovers in the upcoming Star Wars Adventures #12, out July 25th.
Thank you @desertcirce for finding this first.
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idwpublishing · 6 years
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The Rocketeer, the pulp-inspired hero immortalized by the late, great Dave Stevens, blasts off once more in December with the first issue of a brand-new five issue IDW series: Rocketeer Reborn! Writers Elsa Charretier and Pierrick Colinet (collaborators on Star Wars Adventures and The Infinite Loop) and artist Javier Pulido (Human Target, Hawkeye) reintroduce an all-new jetpack wearing hero into the 21st century.
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dswcp · 3 years
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It’s Padme Week!
She looks so pretty here! It reminds me of this much older panel of Leia that I have referenced several times. Same angle, same eyebrow, same middle part, same lipstick. Coincidentally, in both of these panels, Padme and Leia are dealing with anti-intellectual girlboss villains.
Her line here is rich with dramatic irony, as Padme has always been the doomed heroine of a storyline set in the past, and the truth of her own life was obscured from even her own children. It’s just so tragic!!!
Star Wars Adventures 12: “Intermission, Part 1.” Marvel. July 25, 2018. Writers: Elsa Charretier and Pierrick Colinet. Penciller: Elsa Charretier. Letterer: Tom B. Long. Colorist: Sarah Stern.
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hanleiaquotes · 2 years
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Star Wars Forces of Destiny: Leia | Elsa Charretier, Pierrick Colinet | 2018 | Disney Canon
Part 4
Leia: We’re running out of time, Hera, and the success of this mission is crucial. I won’t let it be compromised by a juvenile, stubborn--
Han: Hey!
Leia: I’m talking about the tauntaun, Han. I’m talking about the tauntaun.
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