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COMIC/Prophet v. 1
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Subjects
Genres
Science fiction comics
Comics (Graphic works)
Published
Berkeley, Calif. : Image 2012-
Language
English
Main Author
Brandon Graham (-)
Other Authors
Simon Ray (-), Rob Liefeld
Item Description
Contains material originally published in magazine form as: Prophet #21-26 [v. 1] ; Prophet #27-31, #33 [v. 2] ; Prophet #32, #34-38 [v. 3] ; Prophet #39-45 and Prophet: Strikefile #1-2 [v. 4] ; Prophet: Earth War 1-6 [v. 5]
A re-imagining of the Prophet comic book character, created by Rob Liefeld and running as various series and one-shots in 1993, 1995, and 2000. Numbering of this 2012 series continues from the sum total of previous issues, excluding annuals, with #21.
Physical Description
v. : col. ill. ; 26 cm
ISBN
9781607066118
9781607067498
9781607068587
9781632152541
9781632158369
  • v. 1. Remission
  • v. 2. Brothers v. 3. Empire
  • v. 4. Joining
  • v. 5. Earth war
Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

John Prophet, a super soldier who awakes in the future's future after being kept in cryo-sleep beneath the Earth's surface, is ready for his mission. Prophet makes his way through an Earth that has been overrun by squabbling alien tribes living among the rusted debris of Earth's past. Artist Roy savors Prophet's journey, piling on intricate details of a world that is only vaguely familiar to either Prophet or the reader. Prophet's mission is to restart the Earth Empire, a goal that remains mysterious. This approach is intriguing initially, with Graham's sparse and clear writing giving the story a sharp and menacing feel as the details unfold. This same level of vagueness and obscurity in subsequent adventures grows tiresome, relying too much on gorgeous art to carry the story. But the comic shows promise of stronger narrative development and even more visual experimentation. Each artist in this first volume of stories brings his own take on the faded and ruined universe that John Prophet has returned to, making this not just a unusual science fiction comic, but also a satisfying visual collaboration among very talented artists. (Sept.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.

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