Marvel Westerns [One Shot]

Marvel Westerns: The Two-Gun Kid will arrive in stores on June 14 from Marvel Comics. The issue is written by Dan Slott, with art by Eduardo Barreto and a cover by Eric Powell.

Here's how Marvel describes the issue:

"'Tooth and Claw.' A modern day adventure with She-Hulk reminds the Two-Gun of one of his most fraught-filled yarns of yesteryear! So saddle up, pards, and ride with the Wild West Avenger as he sets his sights on some rustlers, but finds himself face-to-fang with critters that are neither man nor beast! It¹s a timeless twin-barreled tale a' terror. Plus: A classic Kirby Rawhide Kid tale!"

Miss Hulk fait une croisière dans le temps

Na c le contraire c Two-Gun Kid qui a voyagé dans le temps. Dans la série solo de She-Hulk, Two-Gun kid travail pour la même firme d'avocat que She-Hulk.

Cette série comme le suggère la sollicitation semble donc être un Two-Gun Kid dans le présent qui repense à une de ses aventures du passé... donc série moitié dans le présent moitié Flashback apparemment...

Et c écris par Dan Slott le mec qui a transporté Two-Gun dans le présent donc je vais sans doute lire cette mini pour ma part....

Oki
Décidément Slott fait vraiment des séries sur des sujets improbables. Jamais je n'aurai pensé revoir ce Vengeur du passé au sens propre comme au figuré
Mais ça peut être effectivement très intéréssant.

Question très potin, aucune idylle entre les deux (Two-Gun Kid et Miss Hulk ???). Ca pourrait être un point d'encrage pour que le cow-boy temporel reste dans notre ère.

Je sais pas pas encore commencé à lire le volume 2 de She-Hulk... mais je devrais m'y mettre bientot.

Nick Nightingale a écrit:

Et c écris par Dan Slott le mec qui a transporté Two-Gun dans le présent donc je vais sans doute lire cette mini pour ma part....

C'est un one-shot non? Me semble que c'est une série de one-shots sur différents personnages de western Marvel.

OKi, j'en savais rien j'ai dit mini comme ca au hasard.

Il y aura Rawhide Kid alors ?
Je ne sais pas si des persos western y en a 36 chez Marvel...

Va y avoir:

MARVEL WESTERNS: WESTERN LEGENDS

Written by JEFF PARKER, KARL KESEL & FRED VAN LENTE
Penciled by TOMM COKER, CARMINE DI GIANDOMENICO & HOMS
Cover by ERIC POWELLThree all-new tales of the Mighty Marvel West! Do you remember the MAN CALLED HURRICANE? Over a hundred bounty hunters and cowboys looking for revenge do. The “Fastest Man in the West“ doesn’t have much of a choice but to face them at once. Question is, does he have enough bullets? By Jeff Parker and Tomm Coker.
RED WOLF is a considered superstition by many, but a group of thugs are about to find out how much is fiction and how much is true. Surviving their challenge is another thing all together for RED WOLF. By Karl Kesel and Carmine Di Giandomenico.
Major Brett Saber is known as the MAN FROM FORT RANGO, hard-nosed leader of a rag-tag group of frontier soldiers. His unruly men are no match for a deadly band of Indians intent on holding their stronghold, but a mythical man-beast poses a deadlier threat to both sides. By Fred Van Lente and Homs.
PLUS: Re-presenting the origin of RAWHIDE KID by Jack “King” Kirby!

MARVEL WESTERNS: KID COLT AND THE ARIZONA

Written by JUSTIN GRAY, JIMMY PALMIOTTI & JIM MCCANN
Art by FEDERICA MANFREDI, JIMMY PALMIOTTI & DAVID WILLAIMS
Cover by ERIC POWELLWhen wild west gunfighters with a reputation for shootin’ first and askin’ questions later, Kid Colt and Arizona Annie, take a job escorting a stage coach through dangerous Apache territory, they come upon a town stranger than any the west has seen. It doesn’t take long before Annie and the Kid find themselves in hot water with the locals and runnin’ low on bullets. And that’s when things get really weird!
PLUS: An 8-page story by Jim McCann and David Williams, introducing the woman who is here to tame the Wild West, one engraved invitation at a time - the Philadelphia Philly – and a man who’s lost it all, even his name – the man called Spender.
ALSO re-presenting three classic MARVEL WESTERN tales by two comic legends: “Stagecoach to Shotgun Gap” and “Those Who Live by the Gun” by Jack Kirby and “The Man Who Robbed the Express” by Dick Ayers.

MARVEL WESTERNS: STRANGE WESTERNS Starring The Black Rider

Written by STEVE ENGLEHART & JOE R. LANSDALE
Penciled by MARSHALL ROGERS & RAFA GARRES
Cover by MARSHALL ROGERS & ERIC POWELLReuniting the comic legends Steve Englehart and Marshall Rogers (BATMAN: DARK DETECTIVE)—the famed writer/artist team tell an all-new tale of Marvel’s dark Western avenger, THE BLACK RIDER. When a mystery brings mild-mannered Doc Masters to New York City, rooftops and dangerous allies lead his dark alter ego to answers that will shock him to his very soul.
PLUS: A dark and devilish 8-page tale featuring a cursed weapon and the man known as GUNHAWK in “Midnight Gun” by Joe R. Lansdale and Rafa Garres.
ALSO: Re-presenting two classic Kirby RAWHIDE KID tales, “The Bat Strikes” and “The Bullet Proof Man.”

Plus un Handbook:


MARVEL WESTERNS: OUTLAW FILES
Written by MICHAEL HOSKIN,
STUART VANDAL, RONALD BYRD,
JEFF CHRISTIANSEN, SEAN MCQUAID, MARK O'ENGLISH, ANTHONY FLAMINI & MADISON CARTER
Masked men, lawmen, dudes, owlhoots and vigilantes! From the battle of the Alamo to the dusty streets of Tombstone, the men and women of the West that was are finally unearthed in this scrapbook of memories from the personal collection of the modern-day Phantom Rider! Featuring entries on the Black Rider, Tex Dawson, Gunhawk, Kid Colt, the Masked Raider, the Outlaw Kid, the Phantom Rider, the Rawhide Kid, the Steam Rider, the Two-Gun Kid and more!

Ca en fait une belle brochette de persos tout de même.

Ils sont tous sur la dernière image je crois ? 5-6, 7 en comptant Red Wolf.
Pourquoi pas... Mais pourquoi d'un coup ce lancement de pleins séries western

d'après les texte de sollicitation:

Black Rider, Tex Dawson, Gunhawk, Kid Colt, the Masked Raider, the Outlaw Kid, the Phantom Rider (alias Ghost Rider), the Rawhide Kid, the Steam Rider, MAN CALLED HURRICANE, Red Wolf, MAN FROM FORT RANGO, Arizona Annie

donc 13 et certaiment plus...

Sinon c des hommages au passé de Marvel..

Il y a eu les Monstre et les comics "Romance"

Là c au tour des Westerns...

Des micros des persos western de Marvel:


http://jerome.galica.free.fr/marvel/Avengers/western/western.htm

Oki, bah c'est moi qui ne connait que :
Red Wolf, Two-Gun Kid, Rawhide Kid et Phantom Rider.

Nick Nightingale a écrit:

Sinon c des hommages au passé de Marvel..

Il y a eu les Monstre et les comics "Romance"

Là c au tour des Westerns...

Y'a eu le 2099 aussi comme events d'un mois (c'était un nouvel univers mais c'était le même genre), ou encore un mois New Universe, y'en aura bientôt un sur Heroes Reborn.

MARVEL WESTERNS: WESTERN LEGENDS
Written by JEFF PARKER, KARL KESEL & FRED VAN LENTE
Penciled by TOMM COKER, CARMINE DI GIANDOMENICO & HOMS
Cover by ERIC POWELL
Three all-new tales of the Mighty Marvel West! Do you remember the MAN CALLED HURRICANE? Over a hundred bounty hunters and cowboys looking for revenge do. The “Fastest Man in the West“ doesn’t have much of a choice but to face them at once. Question is, does he have enough bullets? By Jeff Parker and Tomm Coker.
RED WOLF is a considered superstition by many, but a group of thugs are about to find out how much is fiction and how much is true. Surviving their challenge is another thing all together for RED WOLF. By Karl Kesel and Carmine Di Giandomenico.
Major Brett Saber is known as the MAN FROM FORT RANGO, hard-nosed leader of a rag-tag group of frontier soldiers. His unruly men are no match for a deadly band of Indians intent on holding their stronghold, but a mythical man-beast poses a deadlier threat to both sides. By Fred Van Lente and Homs.
PLUS: Re-presenting the origin of RAWHIDE KID by Jack “King” Kirby!

Marvel Westerns: Kid Colt and The Arizona Girl will arrive in stores on July 5 from Marvel Comics. The issue is written by Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti and Jim McCann, with art by Federica Manfredi, Palmiotti and David Williams and a cover by Eric Powell.

Here's how Marvel describes the issue:

"When wild west gunfighters with a reputation for shootin' first and askin' questions later, Kid Colt and Arizona Annie, take a job escorting a stage coach through dangerous Apache territory, they come upon a town stranger than any the west has seen. It doesn't take long before Annie and the Kid find themselves in hot water with the locals and runnin' low on bullets. And that's when things get really weird!

"Plus: An 8-page story by Jim McCann and David Williams, introducing the woman who is here to tame the Wild West, one engraved invitation at a time -- the Philadelphia Filly -- and a man who's lost it all, even his name -- the man called Spender.

"Also re-presenting three classic Marve Western tales by two comic legends: 'Stagecoach to Shotgun Gap' and 'Those Who Live by the Gun' by Jack Kirby and 'The Man Who Robbed the Express' by Dick Ayers."

Nouvelles pages:

il y a vraiment des lecteurs pour ça??

Et pourquoi il y en aurait pas??? Vive Rawhide Kid et Two-Gun Kid!!!

Moi je vais être un des lecteurs, je trouve l'initiative de Marvel de faire connaitre son passé à la nouvelle génération très intéressant...

Pour moi, marvel c'est essentiellement du super-héros, et quelques intrigues qui tournent autour... j'ai du mal à partager ton point de vue, ce qui ne m'empêche pas de le respecter

Nick Nightingale a écrit:

Moi je vais être un des lecteurs, je trouve l'initiative de Marvel de faire connaitre son passé à la nouvelle génération très intéressant...

Ma foi, oui, pourquoi pas?
Faudras voir si ca vas marcher des masses mais l'atention reste louable.

Na ca va pas vendre des masses t'inquiète...

Mais bon comme le démontre Marvel Monsters, Marvel Romance et maintenant ce Marvel Western, Marvel ca n'a pas toujours été que du suoer-héros... Et là est tout l'intéret de présenter ces autres aspect de l'Univers Marvel à ceux qui voudraient peut-être le découvrir...

s*m*a*s*h a écrit:

Pour moi, marvel c'est essentiellement du super-héros, et quelques intrigues qui tournent autour... j'ai du mal à partager ton point de vue, ce qui ne m'empêche pas de le respecter

"Essentiellement" ne veut pas dire "seulement". Je ne comprends pas trop ce que tu veux dire par "quelques intrigues qui tournent autoru", autour de quoi?
Sinon, qu'est-ce que je donnerais pas pour avoir des comics de western dessinés par Kirby, ça vaut de l'or ça!