February 2009 Solicitations
Avatar Press Inc
2 releases from Avatar Press Inc shipping in February 2009. Pull the issues, track the trades.
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Collected Editions
Mike Wolfer
Cover Artist
Streets Of Glory
Creative Team
- A/CAMike Wolfer
- WGarth Ennis
Description
Garth Ennis gives a new glory to the Old West in this blazing six-issue saga! Colonel Joseph Dunn is a man of honor, integrity, and one of the last bastions of the old guard. Joe has lived his life both as a soldier and a lone gun, but above all, someone that could be trusted to defend the common man with everything in him - and, if need be, the hot steel of death. Dunn has been away from Montana for more than 15 years, lost to all who knew him. When he comes riding back into town, Dunn still represents the best of the past, but that era is quickly fading. It is 1899, and the world is changing, the future is coming. There are glorious new sights on the horizon, but a few things have changed too much, and the bad isn't to Dunn's liking. It's up to one man to make things right - a man that can stomach the task of bodies piling up, while the streets run red with glorious blood! Ennis teams with Mike Wolfer for this epic full-color series that promises to thrill every fan of Garth's powerful story-telling and brutal violence. Available in a standard Softcover and a limited edition Hardcover, of just 1,500 copies, both with covers by Wolfer.
Mike Wolfer
Cover Artist
Streets Of Glory
Creative Team
- A/CAMike Wolfer
- WGarth Ennis
Description
In the past fifteen years, Joseph Dunn hasn't seen much of the little civilization Montana had to offer in 1899, but his absence along with the death of a generation has rendered the atmosphere unrecognizable. Dunn is the last of the drifters that independently roamed the western frontier of the United States in the 19th century. These were men who fought with nobility, wits, and an easily un-holstered gun at their side. The body count will rise when Dunn's trigger finger is forced to settle new problems with the only solution he knows.