Preview: Reality Check #2 by Glen Brunswick and Viktor Bogdanovic

October 2, 2013 by The Comic Book Critic

Preview of Reality Check #2 (Image)

We present a 6 page preview of Reality Check #2 by Glen Brunswick and Viktor Bogdanovic, on sale October 2nd, 2013 from Image Comics.

REALITY CHECK #2

story GLEN BRUNSWICK
art / cover VIKTOR BOGDANOVIC

OCTOBER 2
32 PAGES / FC / T+
$2.99

Will is having one bad day. The woman who broke his heart has returned and she may actually have a thing for Dark Hour – the fictional hero come to life from Will’s imagination. Meanwhile, the hideous Devil-Inside stalks their every move, waiting for the perfect moment to kill them all.

Preview: Reality Check #1 by Glen Brunswick and Viktor Bogdanovic

September 2, 2013 by The Comic Book Critic

First Look at Reality Check #1

Here is your first look at Reality Check #1 by Glen Brunswick & Viktor Bogdanovic from Image Comics, on sale September 4th, 2013.

REALITY CHECK #1

story GLEN BRUNSWICK
art / cover VIKTOR BOGDANOVIC

SEPTEMBER 4
32 PAGES / FC / T+
$2.99

A struggling artist, Willard Penn, scores an unlikely hit with his new comic. The story centers on a hero more concerned with his libido than serving justice. After an unexpected sell out, Willard can’t recall anything about his story. That night the book’s hero shows up outside Willard’s window refusing to return to the comic until he finds true love. Exasperated, Willard is forced to help the lovesick hero meet the perfect woman. But he’ll need to hurry because the book’s villain, a homicidal maniac, has entered his world as well.

Portacio Returns To Creator-Owned Comics With Non-Humans

August 22, 2012 by The Comic Book Critic

PLAYTHINGS COME TO LIFE IN NON-HUMANS

New ongoing series from Whilce Portacio, Image Comics

Press release

One of Image Comics’ founders, Whilce Portacio, returns to creator-owned world with the new series NON-HUMANS, penned by Glen Brunswick (GRAY AREA, JERSEY GODS), to be published by Image Comics in October.

An otherworldly disease brought back to Earth by a NASA space probe has given inanimate objects like toys, dolls, and mannequins the ability to come to life, able to walk, talk, and speak — and to think for themselves. A new minority class called "Non-Humans," the former objects take on part of the personalities of the people who used or even loved them.