1 - Posted on 12/1/2021

Always cool to see the Marvel art of these Image guys.

1 - Posted on 12/1/2021

It's green stoned Warlock that's Adam Strange fighting the red stoned Warlock Delta that is actually controlled by Janie in the last panel.  Quite obvious if you kept up with getting stoned while reading this issue and this comment.

1 - Posted on 12/1/2021

I was too focused on the shiny gems on everyone's foreheads.  They're way too pretty to be stones.

2 - Posted on 12/1/2021

That walloping 1st panel layout was a Gil Kane staple! It's so interesting to see some of Adlard's work from the first half of his career, even more so because it's from the mainstream superhero genre. Really neat.

1 - Posted on 12/1/2021

Second Ruben's statement above. I had no idea Charlie worked on this book and wouldn't have picked it as his work without your identification. It's really awesome (and rare) seeing someone go from Big 2 work as a relative unknown to an indie title (I guess you could call it that at Image in the early days?) and THEN blow up. Different career trajectory from what we're normally used to seeing.

1 - Posted on 12/1/2021

I think I may be one of the few people who mostly identified Adlard with his pre-Walking Dead work for Marvel.  He did three minis that I really enjoyed before the Walking Dead - a Hellfire Club series, a Before the Fantastic Four - the Storms mini, and this Warlock mini.  As someone who doesn't like zombies (I remember picking up Walking Dead #1 and putting it back on the shelf), when Adlard replaced Tony Moore I was disappointed because I had no intention of buying the Walking Dead (one of many stupid decisions I've made in hindsight).

1 - Posted on 12/1/2021

Don't forget his X-Files work for Topps Comics, which is completely different.

1 - Posted on 12/1/2021

That inking style is so bold and smooth!

1 - Posted on 12/5/2021

beautiful pièce !!

1 - Posted on 8/5/2022

I loved this series! Great covers by JH3 as well-- congrats!