Buck Rogers

Dynamite Entertainment reinvents the original fictional of Philip Nowlan, of John Flint Dille's comic strip and of the various character iterations in various media through the years, notably the TV series, but still keeping it attached to a thread of commonality with all these versions. Issue #0 starts at the end of a story arc--or a storyline--serving as a teaser to the subsequent intro in #1. After the initial five-part story arc entitled "Future Shock", issue #6, entitled "Never Mind What You Leave Behind" was a standalone, an epilogue to the initial story arc that is a sort of a taking stock by Buck Rogers of his new world. Issue #7-8 make up the two-part story arc, "The Space Beneath"; Issues 9-10 the two-part story arc "Friends in High Places"; and finally issues #11-12 another two-part story arc, "Moonstruck." It is as yet undetermined if there will be an issue #13--the solicitation for issue #12 does state all in caps "The Grand Finale to the Series!!" Dynamite has been reticent as to the status of this series. Anyway all 13 issues (0-12) are included in this compilation, all in high quality Minutemen scans.

Dynamite Entertainment reinvents the original fictional of Philip Nowlan, of John Flint Dille's comic strip and of the various character iterations in various media through the years, notably the TV series, but still keeping it attached to a thread of commonality with all these versions. This one looked at first like a limited series but it seems Dynamite may have decided to make it an ongoing due to fan response.

Dynamite Entertainment reinvents the original fictional Buck Rogers of Philip Nowlan, of John Flint Dille's comic strip and of the various character iterations in various media through the years, notably the TV series, but still keeping it attached to a thread of commonality with all these versions. Issue #0 starts at the end of a story arc--or a storyline--serving as a teaser to the subsequent intro in #1. After the initial five-part story arc entitled "Future Shock" issue #6 is a standalone, a sort of a taking stock by Buck Rogers of his new world.

Dynamite Entertainment reinvents the original fictional of Philip Nowlan, of John Flint Dille's comic strip and of the various character iterations in various media through the years, notably the TV series, but still keeping it attached to a thread of commonality with all these versions. This one looked at first like a limited series but it seems Dynamite may decide to make it an ongoing due to fan response.

Dynamite Entertainment reinvents the original fictional Buck Rogers of Philip Nowlan, of John Flint Dille's comic strip and of the various character iterations in various media through the years, notably the TV series, but still keeping it attached to a thread of commonality with all these versions. Issue #0 starts at the end of a story arc--or a storyline--serving as a teaser to the subsequent intro in #1. After the initial five-part story arc entitled "Future Shock", issue #6 was a standalone, a sort of a taking stock by Buck Rogers of his new world. Issue #7 starts the two-part story arc, "The Space Beneath." A high quality Minutemen scan.

Dynamite Entertainment reinvents the original fictional of Philip Nowlan, of John Flint Dille's comic strip and of the various character iterations in various media through the years, notably the TV series, but still keeping it attached to a thread of commonality with all these versions. This one looks at first like a limited series but initial fan response might make it an ongoing. Issue #0 starts at the end of a story arc--or a storyline--serving as a teaser to the subsequent intro in #1.

Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, the first, best, and original science-fiction newspaper strip, has it all - space ships, anti-gravity belts, space pirates, invaders from other worlds, nefarious villains, and, of course, heroes. Comic strip historian Maurice Horn notes that Buck Rogers in the 25th Century 'introduced most of the staples of science-fiction plotting' to the American public - as well as to everyone else in the world who read it.

Collects Buck Rogers vol. 1: Future shock (1-4), Buck Rogers vol. 2: Brave new world (5-12) and Annual

Saga de ciencia ficción que arrancó como relato pulp en el número de agosto de 1928 de la revista Amazing Stories con la historia "Armageddon 2419 AD" firmada por Philip Francis Nowlan, que fue adaptada al cómic poco después por el mismo autor con el dibujante Dick Calkins, creando la primera tira de prensa de ciencia ficción, que debutó el 7 de enero de 1929 con el título de Buck Rogers in the Year 2429 AD. La serie fue muy popular, publicándose ininterrumpidamente hasta 1967, y siendo trasladada también a otros medios como la radio, el cine o la televisión, y dando lugar así mismo numerosos productos relacionados como juguetes, juegos de rol o videojuegos.

Dynamite Entertainment reinvents the original fictional of Philip Nowlan, of John Flint Dille's comic strip and of the various character iterations in various media through the years, notably the TV series, but still keeping it attached to a thread of commonality with all these versions. This one looks at first like a limited series but initial fan response might make it an ongoing. Issue #0 starts at the end of a story arc--or a storyline--serving as a teaser to the subsequent intro in #1.