Troy Little

Cuando Morty ve a una chica mona jugar a Dungeons & Dragons en el instituto, le pide a Rick que le enseñe a jugar y descubre así que su abuelo es un jugador veterano. Antes de darse cuenta, toda la familia está metida en una campaña que pasa d e simulaciones virtuales del D&D a universos alternativos que se rigen por el reglamento del juego… y resulta que Rick no es el único que sabe apañárselas con un d20.

Troy Little's gonzo adaptation of Hunter Thompson's Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas is now available in an all-new format. Find out why GQ said "Little's cartoonish sensibilities make him the ideal artist to adapt Thompson's gonzo ur-text… perfectly portraying literature's most ridiculous road trip." This comic book version is presented in black-and-white and at a slightly larger size than the full-color hardcover edition. Each issue also includes pages from Little's sketchbook and other behind-the-scenes information.

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 Iliad), (the days afterward, through the death of Achilles), (which carries the story through the building of the great wooden horse), (the fall and destruction of Troy) and (the homecomings, some of them tragic, of the Greek heroes) -- and along with Homer's and , faithfully attempts to create an idealized, linear graphic novelization out of the destruction of the city of Troy by Grecian armies.

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.

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 fall and destruction of Troy) and (the homecomings, some of them tragic, of the Greek heroes) -- and along with Homer's and , faithfully attempts to create an idealized, linear graphic novelization out of the destruction of the city of Troy by Grecian armies. Issue #2 deals with the start of the war.

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 fall and destruction of Troy) and (the homecomings, some of them tragic, of the Greek heroes) -- and along with Homer's and , faithfully attempts to create an idealized, linear graphic novelization out of the destruction of the city of Troy by Grecian armies. Issue #3 tells of Achilles' might in battle--and of his death.

story ERIC SHANOWER art / cover ERIC SHANOWER 'BETRAYAL,' Part 13 After the hostage trade, Cressida ends up in the Achaean camp, far from Troilus, her lover in Troy. The Achaeans treat her little better than a whore, while her father, the Trojan traitor Kalchas, won't listen to her pleading. Only Diomedes gives her any respect - but can Diomedes survive in battle against Troilus?

From writer Brian K. Vaughan (Y: THE LAST MAN, EX MACHINA, PRIDE OF BAGHDAD) comes this set of super-hero tales collected for the first time. Batman faces the ventriloquist's dummy-come-to-life known as Scarface in this exciting graphic novel. Things get a little strange along the way as Batman also fights the hoodlum known as Matches Malone – who was seen previously as one of Batman's own aliases. Another of Gotham's villains, Clayface, battles Wonder Woman in a related story that features appearances by Batman foes Man-Bat and the Mad Hatter, with the help of the Teen Titans' own Donna Troy.