Demon knights de Paul Cornell, Diogenes Neves et Oclair Albert

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“Set in the Dark Ages of the DC Universe, a barbarian horde is massing to crush civilization. It’s fallen to Madame Xanadu and Jason Blood, the man with a monster inside him, to stand in their way – though the demon Etrigan has no interest in protecting anyone or anything other than himself! It’ll take more than their own power to stop an army fueled by bloodlust and dark sorcery, and some very surprising heroes – and villains – will have no choice but to join the fray!

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GailSimone GailSimone
Of the books I have read, next week, highlights are Frankenstein, Batwoman (a MUST), and Demon Knights. Haven't read most of the rest.

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LarrysComics LarrysComics.net
Pssst, #comicmarket , @DCComics #New52 Demon Knights #1 is awesome.

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MODOKagogo Andrew Salmond
Demon Knights #1. My first pleasant surprise of the week, all fantasy heroics and Brit swearing. Great fun.

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JoshFialkov Joshua Hale Fialkov
I have seen the @paul_cornell written Demon Knights one, I love it, but I'm a nerd for the Demon, Etrigan.

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GailSimone GailSimone
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@Shortpacked I honestly thought Demon Knights is possibly the most fun of the entire new 52. It's just imaginative and wild. But that's me.

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CheapGNsdotcom CheapGraphicNovels
Demon Knights: super cool & fun but not sure we got enough story in it. I hope people are intrigued enough to return for ish 2 #comicmarket

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matthewd23 Matthew Hayes
Demon Knights #1 by @Paul_Cornell is demonic medieval fantasy awesomesauce. Pick it up today to make sure it's in for the long haul!

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WizardsNorman Bryan Alcorn
This weeks books are much better than last weeks. Demon Knights #1 was a lot of fun. It doesn't hurt that it stars Etrigan and Madame Xanadu

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Demon Knights #1 by Paul Cornell and Diogenes Neves – well that’s a relief. I gave Cornell’s Stormwatch a rather negative review for not living up to the potential of the idea, which led to a slightly awkward pub scene later that night and me buying more alcohol than round etiquette may require. But this is a very different beast. Quite literally.

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2011/09/14/wednesday-comics-reviews-batman-and-robin-batwoman-deathstroke-demon-knights-frankenstein-agent-of-s-h-a-d-e-green-lantern-grifter-legion-lost-mister-terrific-red-lanterns-resurrection-ma/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+BleedingCool+%28Bleeding+Cool+Comic+News+%26+Rumors%29

Lu. Bien aimé, extrement bien dessiné, trés bien raconté, de trés bon moments, drole et inquiétant. Mais au final je crois que le hic est que je suis pas trop dans le trip moyen ageux magique. c'est super bien fait sans aucun doute, et je crois que quelqu'un qui est fan devrait adorer

Couverture de demon knights 4 de Mike Choi.

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Demon Knights
Written by Paul Cornell with art by Diogenes Neves

Last issue was the setup. This issue is the payoff – and what a payoff it is! Dinosaurs, flying demons, robot dragons, giant fireballs, pterodactyl riders and flying horses are just a few of the ridiculously amazing things you’ll see. Paul Cornell spends a good amount of time on each character introduced in the first issue, and while they all had some great moments, Vandal Savage easily stole the show with his hunger for dinosaur barbecue. This was a fight issue that focused more on character than driving the plot forward, but the fight was one of the more entertaining I’ve seen in some time. Diogenes Neves is doing a great job on this title, and demonstrates an ability to draw pretty much anything thrown at him. This book mixes humor with action and strong character development, and I’m looking forward to seeing what Cornell does with the plot in upcoming issues.

http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2011/10/new-52-pickup-week-7/



J'ai beaucoupp hésitééé, mais ça avait l'airvraiment fun

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