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Dans le Sud, une station-service. Deux hommes se croisent par hasard. La surprise est de taille pour l'un des deux lorsqu'il reconnaît cet autre client. Il s'agit d'un homme sensé être mort pour la simple et bonne raison qu'il en est le meurtrier ! Face à cette situation incongrue et pris de panique, il prend la fuite mais sa « victime » bien vivante le prend en chasse et finit par l'assassiner.

Chris Robersons and Tim Sales first work in the Mignolaverse!

To drum up interest (and downloads--and sales) for its upcoming October 5 DLC release of its latest Left 4 Dead game Valve published an online comic entitled . The storyline is a prequel to another game, and it chronicles the survivors of the as they make their way South. The first two parts of this four-part 150-page online comic were published last September 22 2010 and the third part, September 28, 2010. The fourth and last part was published October 5, 2010. With this issue is now completely posted in Avaxhome. I emphasize that this is a free online comic and that you can download the individual pdf's of the comics from the left4dead website for free. Or you can download the CBR's (or CBZ) here.

To drum up interest (and downloads--and sales) for its upcoming October 5 DLC release of its latest game Valve published an online comic entitled . The storyline is a prequel to another game, and it chronicles the survivors of the Left 4 Dead as they make their way South. The first two parts of this four-part 150-page online comic were published last September 22 2010 and the third part, September 28, 2010. I emphasize that this is a online comic and that you can download the individual pdf's of the comics from the left4dead website for free. Or you can download the CBR's here.

is a six-issue comic book limited series written by Marv Wolfman with art by Andrea Sorrentino and published bimonthly by the Wildstorm imprint of DC Comics. It chronicles the adventures of Kratos, the protagonist of the hit video game series. The series was announced at the 2009 Comic-Con International with a launch date of October 2009 but was rescheduled for March 2010 to coincide with the launch of the video game since the storyline spins out of said video game, and was intended to drum up sales. It did its part, and on its own is a nice comic book too. Read these after you're done with the video game. Issue #1-5 are all high-quality Minutemen scans while issue #6 is a just-as-good Team-CPS scan.

is a six-issue comic book limited series written by Marv Wolfman with art by Andrea Sorrentino and published bimonthly by the Wildstorm imprint of DC Comics. It chronicles the adventures of Kratos, the protagonist of the hit video game series. The series was announced at the 2009 Comic-Con International with a launch date of October 2009 but was rescheduled for March 2010 to coincide with the launch of the video game since the storyline spins out of said video game, and was intended to drum up sales. It did its part, and on its own is a nice comic book too. Issue #5 will be released on November 24, 2010. Read these after you're done with the video game. All high-quality Minutemen scans.

(also referred to as DK2) is a 3-issue Batman mini-series by Frank Miller with Lynn Varley published by DC Comics from November 2001 through July 2002. It is a sequel to Miller's 1986 miniseries, . It is set in a timeline that is not considered as canonical in the current DC Universe continuity (it and its predecessor are said to occur in Earth-31). It differs drastically in style from the original. In fact, it seems to be the antithesis of . It is much more brutal, fatalistic, and is pervaded by a sense of hopelessness, particularly in the third and last issue where, if it is at all possible, it turns even darker. With its future setting, it is a grim and acerbic commentary about a world and a disillusioned public that has lost all hope in heroes. The miniseries received mixed reactions from critics and fans alike when it first came out--it still does--but had more than robust sales, fueled no doubt by its controversial storyline and its angry handling and treatment. Ultimately, will always be judged by, and with, .

A 2-issue anthology of tales of... right! The Women of Marvel Comics. The first issue was published online as a Marvel Digital Comics Exclusive and was originally solicited for four issues. Then the Marvel folks decided they better publish it in comic book form and so they did. They must have all their hands full with , and titles (you know--publicity for upcoming movies)--I find it hard to believe sales are that poor--that the second issue was re-solicited for only two. Which is better than nothing, I guess. Both HQ Minutemen scans by the one and only DTs.