RAVENCROFT #1 of 5
Written by FRANK TIERI
Art by ANGEL UNZUETA
Cover by KYLE HOTZ
RAVENCROFT REOPENED! After the hellish horrors of ABSOLUTE CARNAGE, the Ravencroft Institute has received a much-needed facelift and is open for business with a new staff, including JOHN JAMESON, looking to atone for the part he played in ABSOLUTE CARNAGE. But will Ravencroft return the mentally unstable villains of the Marvel Universe to upstanding citizens and give John the redemption he’s looking for, or will they fall prey to the hospital’s seemingly sinister nature?
John Jameson, c’est quand même le personnage qui cachetonne dans quasiment toutes les structures de Marvel comme agent administratif ou membre du staff. Il doit avoir un CV de vingt pages.
Frank Tieri :
"We’re really telling the tale of two Ravencrofts. In the Ruins of Ravecroft one-shots, we’re taking a deep dive into the past… uncovering some of the previously unrevealed dark lore of the institution, which as readers will see is very much intertwined with some rather disturbing history of the Marvel Universe itself. In fact, one could even say the history of Ravencroft IS the history of evil in the Marvel Universe. Fans saw that demonstrated firsthand in the just released Ruins of Ravencroft: Carnage and that trend continues with the upcoming Ruins of Ravencroft: Sabretooth and Ruins of Ravencroft: Dracula.
« These diabolical history lessons lead us to our five issue series, Ravencroft where we deal with Ravencroft’s present. Expect plenty of twists and turns and some really %^&*ed up surprises… and that’s not even me mentioning the very shocking prisoner who occupies Cell 616. And I’ll just let fans make of that what they will in the meantime. »
RAVENCROFT #1
Written by: Frank Tieri.
Art by: Angel Unzueta.
Covers by: Kyle Hotz, Kim Jacinto.
Description: Ravencroft reopened! After the hellish horrors of Absolute Carnage, the Ravencroft Institute has received a much-needed facelift and is open for business with a new staff, including John Jameson, looking to atone for the part he played in Absolute Carnage. But will Ravencroft return the mentally unstable villains of the Marvel Universe to upstanding citizens and give John the redemption he’s looking for, or will they fall prey to the hospital’s seemingly sinister nature?
Pages: 32.
Price: $3.99.
In stores: Jan. 29
Source : www.comicscontinuum.com
Ca se lit bien, hein. Mais c’est complètement collé sur l’Asile d’Arkham, au point que ça devient rapidement lourd de voir les appels du pied.
Frank Tieri livre des bons moments, créé des interactions pertinentes entre Misty Knight (et l’étrange organisation secrète dont elle dépend) et les autres, avec plein de patients dangereux, de faux-amis, etc. Mais c’est bien trop calqué sur Arkham, au point que je n’ai guère envie de continuer.
Oh, c’est rigolo de voir des personnages Marvel placés là, mais… c’est une copie directe, totale, et sans intérêt. Angel Unzueta livre de jolies planches, solides et efficaces. Mais bon, je n’ai pas de goût pour cet ersatz pauvre.
RAVENCROFT #2
Written by: Frank Tieri.
Art by: Angel Unzueta, Jose Luis.
Covers by: Kyle Hotz, Dan Brown.
Description: Ravencroft is open for business! But with the secrets revealed in Ruins of Ravencroftin the open, the Institute is more dangerous than ever. Can John Jameson right the ship before it’s too late?
Pages: 32.
Price: $3.99.
In stores: Feb. 26.
Source : www.comicscontinuum.com
RAVENCROFT #3
Written by: Frank Tieri.
Art by: Angel Unzueta, Jose Luis.
Cover by: Kyle Hotz.
Description: Ravencroft is fully staffed, but who thought it was a good idea to put these people in charge of helping inmates? Watch as John Jameson attempts to keep the beasts at bay!
Pages: 32.
Price: $3.99.
In stores: March 25.
Source : www.comicscontinuum.com
Il a un peu une tête de singe Castle