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The Beef #1 – A Page-Turning Palette of Radioactive Greens and Blood Reds in the Inimitable Shaky Kane Style

  • by Ally Russell Shields
  • March 7, 2018

Richard Starkings, Tyler Shainline and Shaky Kane set out to stun with their new comic The Beef: Tainted Love via Image. In the making since 2014, this first of five…

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ELEPHANTME​N! An Irresistib​le Pulp Science-Fi​ction Noir

  • by Richard Boom
  • January 23, 2014

Press Release A new arc, a new slim trade paperback format, and a low introductory price make this the perfect opportunity to join the legions of ELEPHANTMEN fans with ELEPHANTMEN…

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Elephantmen #50

  • by Ricky Miller
  • July 19, 2013

Intelligent and moving dystopian sci-fi that, like the best of its genre, is as strong on our yesterdays and todays as it is on our potential tomorrows. “We had nothing,…

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Get in on Elephantmen with Hip Flask: Unnatural Selection

  • by Frederik Hautain
  • May 27, 2013

Last week’s Image Comics press release announcing the 50th issue of Richard Starkings’s Elephantmen series instantly made me walk to my stacked graphic novel cupboard and pull out one of…

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Elephantmen At The Half-Century Mark

  • by Richard Boom
  • May 24, 2013

Press Release ELEPHANTMEN, Richard Starkings’ epic science fiction series exploring the ramifications of genetic experimentation, war, and racism, is reaching a milestone this July: its 50th issue. ELEPHANTMEN debuted in…

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