CSN #0028
Prepare for a mind-blowing comic revolution! Epic Comics is about to unleash AKIRA, the legendary Japanese manga that will electrify American readers with its stunning full-color artwork and explosive narrative! Set in a post-nuclear Neo-Tokyo where teenage motorcycle gangs and government forces battle for control of mutant psychic children, this groundbreaking series promises to redefine comic storytelling! With artwork so spectacular that Archie Goodwin claims 'If Steven Spielberg could draw c
Prepare for a mind-blowing comic revolution! Epic Comics is about to unleash AKIRA, the legendary Japanese manga that will electrify American readers with its stunning full-color artwork and explosive narrative! Set in a post-nuclear Neo-Tokyo where teenage motorcycle gangs and government forces battle for control of mutant psychic children, this groundbreaking series promises to redefine comic storytelling! With artwork so spectacular that Archie Goodwin claims 'If Steven Spielberg could draw comics, they would look like Katsuhiro Otomo's works', AKIRA is set to become the most mind-bending comic experience of 1988!
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January 20, 1988
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Akira, Jack Pierce, Jon Sable, Superman
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Archie Goodwin, Berni Wrightson, Chris Warner, Cliff Biggers, Dan Steffan, Dean Motter, Gabrielle Morissette, Greg Shoemaker, Harrison Fong, Katsuhiro Otomo, Mark Ellis, Mark Evanier, Mark Nevelow, Matt Wagner, Mike Dringenberg, Peter Hsu, Phillip Johnson, Steve Saffel, Steven Spielberg, Ward Batty, William Messner-Loebs
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Ano.N, Archie, COMICO, Comic Shop News, Dark Horse, Eclectic Press, Eclipse, Epic Comics, First Comics, Hero, Import, Mad Dog, Malibu, Marvel, Onward, ParaGraphics, Pyramid Publishing, Renegade, SpotLight, Starlog
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TBD