Monster Massacre

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· Titan Comics
2.0
3 reviews
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162
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About this eBook

The greatest talents from around the world come together to show you how much fun creating comics can be!

Monster Massacre is an exciting new graphic anthology series for fans of science fiction, fantasy, bit monsters and all-out adventure! ItÕs also an introduction to a WhoÕs Who of comics talent: past, present and future!

From all around the world, the greatest comic talents are given full and free rein to explore the universe, in all its monstrous beauty, horror and excitement!

No matter your tastes in science fiction and fantasy, youÕll find something here to love.

Ratings and reviews

2.0
3 reviews
John Holes
19 July 2017
For monster-loving aficionados, this anthology is a promising start to a new series from Titan Comics. The venture must not have been successful, however, because there are only two volumes, this being the first. One problem might be that the stories, some feeling very much like those out of an issue of Heavy Metal Magazine, are not good stories beyond the art. If you try to sell a story on sex appeal and monsters alone, which some of these stories do, including that featured on the cover, you aren't going to draw a loyal following. If I want art of sexy women, I can subscribe to Heavy Metal Magazine after all. But what this anthology delivers on is monsters, and there are some great ones in the book! If you want to see dinosaurs, for example, you will love the gallery by Steve White (I especially like his underwater texturing). I don't mind the paintings of scantily-clad females appearing in the book, but the publishers are appealing to a traditional older teen male audience with them, which doesn't draw in a larger readership, nor will it hold the interest of an eclectic, older audience for long either with the cheesy, cliché-ridden, B-movie dialogue featured in most of the included stories, such as a woman about to fire a scoped rifle saying "Make my day." Perhaps the hamming it up is what is implied by "Massacre" in the anthology series' title, but I'm hoping for something more along the lines of there being so many monsters, that you know that it's just gonna be a massacre!
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About the author

Vito Delsante is a comic book writer/graphic novelist. He s written Superman and Batman for DC Comics, Wolverine for Marvel Comics, and Albert Einstein for Simon & Schuster. Vito has written for Titan Comics, Image Comics, AdHouse Books and many others. He self published his semi-autobiographical teen drama, FCHS, and has two new creator owned properties; World War Mob (with New Paradigm Studios) and Stray, which was successfully funded on Kickstarter. He lives in New York City with his wife, Michelle, his daughter, Sadie, and dog, Kirby.

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