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First look–Miss Fury, The Shadow and other classic heroes come together again for Masks 2

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January 26, 2015

The sequel to one of the most successful independent comic book mini-series is coming soon from Dynamite Comics. Masks 2 continues the retro mash-up of classic characters began in the original Masks series scripted by Chris Roberson with interior art by Alex Ross. This time around writer Cullen Bunn and artist Eman Cassalos will be taking the adventures further with The Shadow, Green Hornet and Kato, Black Bat, Zorro, Miss Fury, and many others.

The Dynamite licensed characters from the comic book Golden Age will star in a story that will shift these superheroes through parallel worlds, with characters even meeting themselves in different timelines.

Several artists will provide variant covers for the mini-series’ first issue, including Sean Chen, Butch Guice, Robert Hack, Gabriel Hardman, Jae Lee, and Colton Worley.

Check out this preview of some of the interior art for Masks 2, Issue #1:

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Tags: Alex Ross, Black Bat, Butch Guice, Chris Roberson, Colton Worley, Cullen Bunn, Dynamite Comics, Eman Cassalos, Gabriel Hardman, Green Hornet and Kato, Jae Lee, Masks 2, Masks 2 preview, Masks 2 variant covers, Masks graphic novel, Miss Fury, Robert Hack, Sean Chen, The Shadow

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Review–The adventures of the Bionic Woman continue next week with Season Four

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September 12, 2014

Review by C.J. Bunce

Starting next Wednesday, September 17, 2014, the Bionic Woman is back. This time, in her third comic book series in the past two years, following Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, and The Six Million Dollar Man, it’s a continuation of the original television series, right where the series last left our bionic heroine.

Dynamite Comics is publishing the new series written by Brandon Jerwa, with interior art by David T. Cabrera. Issue #1 features cover art by Sean Chen and Ivan Nunes and a photo incentive cover featuring Lindsay Wagner as Jaime Sommers.

So how does Issue #1 fare?

They have the introduction right, presumably to begin each issue like an episodes of the series. As to moving the series forward in continuity of the era, the tech gets a slight–but only slight–upgrade, with walkie-talkies replaced with wireless comm-links in Jaime’s ears. Dr. Rudy Wells and Oscar Goldman are back, too. So the setting checks out.

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Tags: Bionic Woman, Bionic Woman Season Four, Brandon Jerwa, David T Cabrera, Dynamite Comics, Ivan Nunes, Lindsay Wagner, Sean Chen, Six Million Dollar Man

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First look–Bionic Woman Season Four coming soon

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June 18, 2014

The following information is classified: TOP SECRET

Clearance Authorization: Level 6

Jaime Sommers

Critical Injury: Parachute Accident

Anatomical Damage: Both legs, Right arm, Right ear

Operational Procedure: Bionic Replacement

The Bionic Woman is back. This time, in her third comic book series in the past two years, following Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, and The Six Million Dollar Man, it’s a continuation of the original television series, right where the series last left our bionic heroine.

Dynamite Comics is publishing the new series, written by Brandon Jerwa, with interior art by David T. Cabrera. The Bionic Woman: Season Four Issue #1 features cover art by Sean Chen and a photo incentive cover featuring Lindsay Wagner as Jaime Sommers.

Here are some preview images from Issue #1:

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Tags: Bionic Woman, Bionic Woman Season Four, Brandon Jerwa, David T Cabrera, Dynamite Comics, Lindsay Wagner, Sean Chen

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Austin to face off against Sommers in new Bionic mash-up coming this week

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January 13, 2013

A borg serial killer is on the loose, making his way from Kansas City to somewhere nearby Lawrence, Kansas, 40 miles away. OSI has video footage of his last rampage, taking out several agents. The results aren’t pretty. OSI has identified a well-established, horrifying M.O.

Unlike the OSI-created menace from Phil Hester’s Bionic Man series, Oscar Goldman has no idea who is behind this new villain. But he’s going to loan Steve Austin to the FBI to attempt to sleuth out the answer to that question.

Meanwhile in Manhattan (presumably Manhattan, NY and not Manhattan, KS) Goldman has set Jamie Sommers (sometimes spelled in the book as Jaime) on a mission to a stripper club to bring in an international arms dealer.