Darwyn Cooke was a celebrated comic creator whose work is distinguished by a unique blend of retro style and modern storytelling. His art captures the spirit of the golden age of comics but with a refreshing, contemporary feel. Cooke masterfully handled iconic characters, reinterpreting them and breathing new life into them through his visual and narrative prowess. His contributions serve as a bridge between the past and present of comic art.
Kryptonite serves as both a deadly weakness for Superman and a vital connection to his homeworld. This glowing green mineral symbolizes the duality of strength and vulnerability, illustrating how even the most powerful can have profound limitations. Beyond its role in the superhero narrative, Kryptonite has become a cultural metaphor for personal weaknesses, resonating with audiences as a reminder of the fragility that exists within strength.
This deluxe hardcover collection features a space-age adventure that seamlessly connects the Golden and Silver Ages of comics, showcasing the talents of Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Darwyn Cooke. The work highlights Cooke's unique storytelling and artistic style, making it a significant addition for fans of the genre.
This companion volume features a stunning oversized slipcase edition that brings together two acclaimed works, The Score and Slayground. Celebrated for its quality, this collection follows the success of the award-winning Martini Edition, offering fans an elegant presentation of these stories.
This special oversized hardcover edition features the first two Parker books, The Hunter and The Outfit, by Darwyn Cooke, along with an extra 65 pages of content. The collection is presented in a stunning slipcase, making it a perfect addition for fans of the series and collectors alike.
Welcome to the DC Universe in 1950s America a land of promise and paranoia, of
glittering cities and segregated slums, of dizzying scientific progress and
simmering Cold War conflict. A land without the Justice League Superman,
Batman and Wonder Woman. Or so it seems.
Killtopia is set in future Japan, and follows a salvage hunter called Shinji and his robot sidekick Crash. Once word gets out that Crash holds the secret to curing a deadly nano-virus that's killed millions around the world, every bounty hunter and Yakuza thug for 1000 city blocks joins the hunt for our heroes. Can they survive the night and change the course of humanity forever?
"Artist and writer Darwyn Cooke lent his signature retro style to all corners of the DC Universe, from Catwoman to Jonah Hex to Watchmen. [This book] brings together more than 400 pages of comics and cover art from throughout [his] career ... Collects Batman Beyond #4, #23, # 24, Batman: Ego #1, Superman Adventures ) Batman: Gotham Knights #12, #23, Catwoman #1-4, Batman: Gotham Adventures #45, #50, Justice League Adventures #7, The Flash #7, Batman Beyond #1, Justice Society #50, #54, Before Watchmen: Minutemen #1-6, Before Watchmen: Dollar Bill #1, Batwing #24, #26; #27, Justice League #33, #37, All-Star Western #28-29, " Harley Quinn #0, #13, Harley Quinn Holiday Special #1, Supergirl #37, #38, Action Comics #37, Aquaman #37, Batgirl #37, Batman #37, Batman And Robin #37, Batman/ Superman #17, Detective Comics #37, The Flash #37, Grayson #5, Green Lantern #37, Justice League Dark #37, Superman #37, Superman/Wonder Woman #14, Teen Titans #5, Wonder Woman #37, Action Comics #41, Green Lantern #47, Bizarro #4, DKIII #1 and so much more"--
