Tag Archive | "Darwyn Cooke"

Happy Valentines from Darwyn Cooke and Spidey…

Sunday, February 14, 2010

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I saw this over at CBR in July last year and have been hanging onto it until this special Valentines Day, a day of hearts, flowers, love, romance and probably a heap of regret, sadness and unhappiness as well. But hey, cheer up, it’s Darwyn Cooke writing and drawing Spider-Man from issue 11 of Tangled [...]

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Darwyn Cooke’s Jonah Hex … ooooh, that’s nice.

Sunday, December 6, 2009

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Over on his blog Darwyn Cooke has an in-depth and interesting look at the art from Jonah Hex #50 where he spends time describing the process of experimenting with his art style, his influences and the sterling work of his colourist Dave Stewart: Couple of teaser quotes from Cooke: “The technique applied to the inks on Hex [...]

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Darwyn Cooke’s Parker goes to reprint…

Saturday, August 15, 2009

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You may recall I liked Darwyn Cooke’s hard boiled adaptation of Parker. A lot: “Darwyn Cooke has taken Richard Stark’s hard boiled criminal novel and perfectly distilled it’s elements into possibly the best crime graphic novel you’ll have read for a long time. The art’s exceptional, as you may have expected from Cooke. But this beats [...]

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Parker – we’ve got your noir right here. And by god, it’s wonderful.

Monday, July 13, 2009

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Richard Stark’s Parker: The Hunter by Darwyn Cooke IDW Publishing. Bloody hell, this is good. Darwyn Cooke has taken Richard Stark’s hard boiled criminal novel and perfectly distilled it’s elements into possibly the best crime graphic novel you’ll have read for a long time. The art’s exceptional, as you may have expected from Cooke. But this beats anything he’s [...]

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