Dark Horse is putting together a hardcover collection of Doc Unknown, a pulp action comic by Fabian Rangel Jr. (Space Riders) and Ryan Cody (The Phantom).
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Wow. Talk about a comic that starts with adventure. I've been looking forward to the release of Jim Henson's The Storyteller: Dragons #1, from
The project is entitled Jim Henson's The Storyteller: Dragons #1 (Of 4), written by Daniel Bayliss and Fabian Rangel Jr., with art by Daniel Bayliss.
The comic will focus on dragons who have taken many different shapes in cultures across the world, from serpents and "worms" to thunderbirds and the classic European firebreather In this first[...]
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This week we are kicking off a new year of the Bleed with Fabian Rangel Jr., writer of Space Riders and Doc Unknown! Rangel Jr has had an amazing 2015 and looks to capitalize on that success with MORE WORK! But before that[...]
3 #4, features three stories: The Lament of Poor Lenora, written and illustrated by Becky Cloonan, The Watchers Stone, written and illustrated by Ryan Lang, and Deep and Dark, written by Fabian Rangel Jr., with art by Aaron Conley.
So, I'm not biased or anything by my immense love of Gotham Academy, but I must say[...]
Written by Doc Unknown's Fabian Rangel Jr., with artwork by Alexis Ziritt, and lettered by Ryan Ferrier, it's a kind of explosion of strange energy and enthusiasm for the medium.
The teaser for the series looks like this:
Black Mask describes the first issue thus:
From the galactic core to the outer quadrants, one name strikes terror in[...]
Doc Unknown is no longer unknown at all. He's become very popular and one of the most successful creator-owned self-distributed comic series I've seen in
By Chris Thompson Following on from last week’s episode with Paul Allor, Curt Pires & Jason Copland (which you can still listen to here), this time
So, it's happened to me again and is beginning to feel like de ja vu. I hear from comics writer and imprint Believe in Comics founder Fabian Rangel Jr.
Reading The Reservoir is a substantial introduction to a world that's epic, mean, gritty, and very human, and it may well be the starting point of a Moth City journey for many readers.
Los Muertos, written Fabian Rangel Jr., with art by Juan Romero and lettering by Rachel Deering, published by Believe in Comics
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