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Los Tres Mosqueteros Comics
Posted by Coda at Oct. 7, 2013
Los Tres Mosqueteros
Panini Comics, 2009 | Spanish | CBR | 165 pages | 160 MB
Guión: Roy Thomas, a partir de la novela de Alejandro Dumas; Dibujo: Hugo Petrus
Panini Comics, 2009 | Spanish | CBR | 165 pages | 160 MB
Guión: Roy Thomas, a partir de la novela de Alejandro Dumas; Dibujo: Hugo Petrus
Sinopsis en la editorial: ¡Todos para uno y uno para todos! El legendario guionista Roy Thomas adapta junto al dibujante Hugo Petrus la inmortal obra de Alejandro Dumas, en el inimitable estilo de los Clásicos Ilustrados Marvel. París, 1625.
The Savage Sword of Conan Vol.1 (2007) Comics
Posted by mikestoke at Dec. 25, 2012
The Savage Sword of Conan Vol.1 (2007)
English | CBR | 543 pages | 549.10 MB
English | CBR | 543 pages | 549.10 MB
In the mid 1970s following the colossal success of Conan the Barbarian, Roy Thomas helped expand the universe of Conan to showcase further stories and the talents of some of the comics industry's best with the equally popular Savage Sword of Conan magazine. Now, for the first time in over thirty years, these primal tales, featuring Robert E. Howard's most popular character, are available in this, the first in a series of massive trade paperbacks, collecting all Savage Sword Conan stories beginning with issue one. Included in this volume are tales by Roy Thomas, featuring the breathtaking art of such legends as Barry Windsor-Smith, John Buscema, Alfredo Alcala, Jim Starlin, Al Milgrom, Pablo Marcos, Walter Simonson and more. But that's not all. Also included in this tome are Conan's few appearances in the title Savage Tales - for the complete Conan collection!
Clásicos Ilustrados Marvel: El Retrato de Dorian Gray Comics
Posted by Coda at Jan. 28, 2013
Clásicos Ilustrados Marvel: El Retrato de Dorian Gray
Panini Comics | Spanish | CBR | 162 pages | 121 MB
Guión: Roy Thomas a partir de la novela de Oscar Wilde; Dibujo: Sebastian Fiumara
Panini Comics | Spanish | CBR | 162 pages | 121 MB
Guión: Roy Thomas a partir de la novela de Oscar Wilde; Dibujo: Sebastian Fiumara
Editorial: La adaptación al cómic del clásico inmortal escrito por Oscar Wilde. El artista Basil Hallward ha retratado a Dorian Gray, un misterioso personaje que se lamenta de que vaya a perder su juventud, mientras la imagen del cuadro permanecerá siempre joven.
La guerra de Troya (Clasicos Ilustrados Marvel) Comics
Posted by Coda at March 10, 2012
La guerra de Troya (Clasicos Ilustrados Marvel)
Panini, 2009 | CBR | Spanish | 130 pages | 128 MB
Autor: Roy Thomas, Jason Martin
Panini, 2009 | CBR | Spanish | 130 pages | 128 MB
Autor: Roy Thomas, Jason Martin
Se trata de una nueva versión de los relatos clásicos de Homero llevada a cabo por el guionista Roy Thomas, quien en esta ocasión ha estado acompañado por el dibujante español Miguel Sepúlveda.
Red Sonja: Revenge of the Gods #1-5 (2011) Complete Comics
Posted by WEATHERMAX at July 23, 2011
Red Sonja: Revenge of the Gods #1-5 (2011) Complete
5 CBR's in RAR | Release Dates Mar 9 2011 - Jul 20 2011 | 192.24 MB Total
5 CBR's in RAR | Release Dates Mar 9 2011 - Jul 20 2011 | 192.24 MB Total
Dynamite Entertainment's continuing publications of Roy Thomas' and Barry Windsor-Smith's enduring creation continues, in this five-part sequel to their previous . In that 5-issue miniseries, with the aid of Odin, the All-Father, and Thor, God of Thunder, Sonja battled Loki, the God of Tricks, and banished him from his kingdom of Wodinaz, to the fabled land of Hyboria. The story picks up from there, with Loki plotting revenge and his return to power, setting his sights on the kingdom of Vannaheim. A better-than-average outing on the Red Sonja mythos, with clever use of Norse mythology on the fantasy-sword-and-sorcery trope and of using miniseries in temporal sequence to establish continuity. Artist Sampere follows the established depiction of violence and gore, which is, naturally graphic. May not be suitable for all ages. All HQ Minutemen scans.
Conan: Road of Kings #2 (of 6, Update) Comics
Posted by WEATHERMAX at Jan. 27, 2011
Conan: Road of Kings #2 (of 6, Update)
2 CBZ's | Dark Horse | Released Jan 26 2011 | 38 Pages (c2c) & 28 Pages (No Ads) | 22.74 MB + 32.53 MB
2 CBZ's | Dark Horse | Released Jan 26 2011 | 38 Pages (c2c) & 28 Pages (No Ads) | 22.74 MB + 32.53 MB
I'll update my post with an additional copy, this time a fabulous scan by the one and only Minutemen-DTs. Now you have a choice of two polar opposites in comics digital scan approach, YZ1 and Minutemen.
Superman's Metropolis (One-Shot) Comics
Posted by WEATHERMAX at Oct. 13, 2010
Superman's Metropolis (One-Shot)
CBR | DC Comics | Published Jan 1997 | 64 Pages | 24.16 MB
CBR | DC Comics | Published Jan 1997 | 64 Pages | 24.16 MB
is a DC Comics comic book "Elseworlds" publication and the first part in a trilogy based on classics of German Expressionist cinema. It was written by Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier and Roy Thomas, and illustrated by Ted McKeever. The story of Superman's Metropolis is "patterned" after Fritz Lang's film Metropolis. --
The Chronicles of Conan, Vol. 14: Shadow of the Beast and Other Stories Comics
Posted by WEATHERMAX at Aug. 19, 2010
The Chronicles of Conan, Vol. 14: Shadow of the Beast and Other Stories
Eng | CBR | Dark Horse Comics | Mar 12 2008 | 172 Pages | 171.86 MB
Eng | CBR | Dark Horse Comics | Mar 12 2008 | 172 Pages | 171.86 MB
Conan faces his most arduous adventure yet as he matches his wits and brawn against the very forces of nature itself - no small task, even for a man who's done battle with wizards, otherworldly beasts, and ancient gods. But will the strength of steel really be enough against such powers? All this plus the tenth anniversary story by Roy Thomas and John Buscema, this volume marks the end of an era - collecting the final issues of Roy Thomas's celebrated run on Conan the Barbarian. Featuring completely re-mastered color, this volume is a must for fans of classic sword and sorcery! --
Sub-Mariner Comics 70th Anniversary Special #1 (One-Shot) Comics
Posted by WEATHERMAX at Oct. 10, 2009
Sub-Mariner Comics 70th Anniversary Special #1 (One-Shot)
Eng | RS & Hotfile | CBR | Marvel Comics | Apr 15 2009 | 52 Pages | 29 MB
+ Other Marvel 70th Anniversary Specials (One-Shots & Mini-Series)
Eng | RS & Hotfile | CBR | Marvel Comics | Apr 15 2009 | 52 Pages | 29 MB
+ Other Marvel 70th Anniversary Specials (One-Shots & Mini-Series)
Marvel's celebration of the seventieth anniversary of Timely's publication of continues with this issue celebrating the avenging son of Atlantis –- Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner. With three tales, this book offers a range of options for any Namor fan. The feature story in this issue is from September of 1940 and focuses on Namor's internal struggle to determine which of the marshalling forces he should ally himself with. Roy Thomas returns to script this soul-searching tale of Namor. The next is a "lost" story by Mark Shultz and Al Williamson that plays to the strengths of a simpler time for story-telling and plot devices, also set during the dawn of World War II. Finally, "The Sub-Mariner" from October 1939's is reprinted here, perfectly rounding out a celebratory tribute to one of the oldest four-color legends Timely/Atlas/Marvel has offered up.
The Trojan War #1-4 (Of 5) Comics
Posted by WEATHERMAX at Aug. 8, 2009
The Trojan War #1-4 (Of 5)
Eng | RS & Hotfile | 4 CBR | Marvel Comics | Issue #4 Released Aug 5, 2009 | 62.5 MB Total
Eng | RS & Hotfile | 4 CBR | Marvel Comics | Issue #4 Released Aug 5, 2009 | 62.5 MB Total
is the latest in the Marvel Illustrated imprint from Marvel Comics. As with others in this line for comic adaptations of classic literature, it is told in the form of a 5-part limited series. Writer Roy Thomas, who has penned many of these adaptations, has essentially taken the collection of fragmentary tales from antiquity known as the (which dealt with events preceding ), (the days afterward, through the death of Achilles), (which carries the story through the building of the great wooden horse), The Sack of Ilium (the fall and destruction of Troy) and (the homecomings, some of them tragic, of the Greek heroes) -- and along with Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, faithfully attempts to create an idealized, linear graphic novelization out of the destruction of the city of Troy by Grecian armies. Issue #4 retells the events surrounding the Greek plan of the Trojan horse.