Wonder Woman meets Rima the Jungle Girl

[Shanna the She-Devil Blogger]

And Now the News: Multiple Alices Kicking Serious Butt

Rulah vs. the Carnivorous Blonde



The Comic Book Catacombs has the full story.

Novasett Island



I don't know anything about this other than what's on that cover, but Novasett Island looks like it was pretty much made for me. Thanks to House of Duck for pointing it out.

Age of Reptiles: The Journey



And speaking of comics made for me, Ricardo Delgado's newest dinosaur comic is coming out from Dark Horse in November. Siskoid has reviews of the previous two mini-series.

Gravedigger: Hot Women, Cold Cash



Christopher Mills has a preview up from his and Rick Burchett's next Gravedigger comic. It was Gravedigger that first turned me on to Chris' stuff, so I'm especially excited to see this sequel. It's excellent noir.

The Azzarelloverse



When I first heard about DC's plans to start a new line of comics with old pulp heroes like Doc Savage, I wasn't as excited as I thought I should be. I don't know a lot about Doc Savage or the Blackhawks, the Spirit's already got his own ongoing that I'm not reading, and Rima's never been my favorite jungle girl.

But hearing more about it at Chicago Comic-Con has got me plenty pumped for it. I figured it was going to be in its own small corner of the existing DC Universe, but I love the idea that instead it's part of a separate reality in which no superpowers exist. So you can have Batman and the Black Canary (without her sonic scream) running around, but no Superman or Green Lantern. Knowing that crime-writer Brian Azzarello is playing a large part in its development helps a lot too. It should be a much tougher style of costumed crime-fighting with more focus on detective work and brawling. Looking forward to it.

How to dress like Black Canary



RCXY has your shopping guide. Beware of automatic runway music though.

Resident Evil 4



Finally. And in 3D. And, according to Milla, "Let’s just say this. The clones are definitely in it. You’ve got multiple Alice’s kicking serious butt." That's all I need to know.

Adventuregallery: The She-Bear Knows!

I'm getting ready to head out of town for a long Independence Day weekend (more on that later), so posting will be light between now and then. Not that there's a whole lot going on anyway.

Your 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Picture of the Day



By Anton Otto Fischer.

The Forty-Fathom Doom!



By Howard Purcell.

Rima vs. the Imp



By Joe Kubert.

The Cownt



By Paul Taylor, who also happens to be illustrating one of the stories in the comic.

Space Girl



By Mike Maihack. More space girls at DrawerGeeks.

Enter a Pilgrim



By John Schoenherr.

Adventuregallery: To Me, My Leopards!

Your 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Picture of the Day



By Anton Otto Fischer.

Mysteries of the Sea!



By Russ Heath.

Extreme Prejudice



By Leo R. Summers.

Adventure!



By Jeremy Vanhoozer.

Safari of Death!



By Joe Kubert.

The Dungeon of Doom!



By Jim Steranko.

Bond Girl



By Michelle Gorski. (More Bond art at DrawerGeeks.)

The Cownt



By the wonderfully grotesque Andrew Ritchie. By which I mean that his work is wonderfully grotesque. Andrew himself is awesome and very nice, but not grotesque at all.

Tin Man



By Sam Nielson.

The Rocket's Blast



By R. Kline.

Adventuregallery: Dirty...

The Cownt



By Grant Gould.

The Tactics of Mistake



By Kelly Freas.

Your 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Picture of the Day



By Anton Otto Fischer.

Found It



By Jeremy Vanhoozer.

Secret of the Coral Creature



By Russ Heath.

Namora



By Craig Rousseau.

Island Air





Both by Matthieu Forichon, who draws places I want to live.

Queen La



By Gene Gonzales. There's also a great John Carter and Dejah Thoris picture in that link.

Jungle Vengeance




By Joe Kubert.

And a Jungle Queen is Born!



By Jim Steranko.

Valkyrie



By Cliff Chiang.

Giant Monster vs. Giant Robot



By Jeremy Vanhoozer again. More Giant Monsters at DrawerGeeks.

Adventuregallery: Is She Beast or Human?

Your 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Picture of the Day



By Anton Otto Fischer.

Your Rima the Jungle Girl Cover of the Day



Siskoid kindly reminded me why Joe Kubert's so awesome. This isn't the Rima cover he posted, but when I started thinking about Kubert's Rima covers I decided to just go ahead and post them all, in order. Sadly, there are only seven of them.

Black Canary



By Cliff Chiang.

The Cownt



By Darla Ecklund.

Yeti



By Scott Hallett. (More yeti at DrawerGeeks.)

Damn Apes



By Sam Hiti.

Avatar



By the designers of the video game for James Cameron's upcoming film Avatar.

The Pirate



By Kelly Freas.