ONE FOR SORROW

JAMIE McKELVIE IS BACK WITH HIS FIRST SOLO CREATOR-OWNED PROJECT IN OVER A DECADE!

London, 1900. The capital hums with the energy of the new era, but something darker lurks beneath the surface. A monstrous figure stalks the city’s criminal underworld at night, leaving a trail of bloody corpses in its wake. Rumors about the mysterious killer spread like wildfire. It’s a demon. A phantom. An angel of vengeance. Nothing can kill it. Nothing can stop it. And once it picks a new target, well, he better have a coffin picked out, because he’s already dead. The only clue that a baffled police force has to work with is the black and white feather left on each corpse, leading the press to dub the killer The Magpie. Is the Magpie killing at random, or is there a pattern that no one else can see? Three individuals, strangers to each other, might together have the answer. Madame Hendrikov, the Russian medium with an upper-class clientele desperate for the secrets of the dead. Bess Turner, the East End barmaid caught up in the schemes of an organized crime gang. And Ignatious Thorn, the world’s most famous consulting detective, brought to ruin by horrific tragedy.

The artistic mastermind behind THE WICKED + THE DIVINE, CAPTAIN CARTER, and CATWOMAN: ONE BAD DAY is back with a new comic unlike anything he’s created before. ONE FOR SORROW is an intensely stylish, supernatural suspense thriller, full of kinetic action, bloody revenge, and ghostly mystery.

Guardians of the Galaxy + James Gunn = Success According to Joss Whedon! [Video]

"Guardians of the Galaxy" Director James Gunn

“Guardians of the Galaxy” Director James Gunn

There’s been a lot of speculation ever since we announced the new Guardians of the Galaxy movie. First, it was about who would direct it, then it was about the rumored storyline, then it was about the match-up of the chosen director to the movie.

Well, Joss Whedon thinks that you shouldn’t worry about that at all. As a matter of fact, Whedon said as soon as Gunn’s name was mentioned, he knew everything would be ok. MTV spoke with Whedon about the choice and his thoughts on Gunn as the director.

“I myself was sort of like, ‘Well, I liked Rocket Raccoon as a kid, but I’m not sure how that plays [to a wider audience].’ And then they said, ‘Well, we’re thinking about using James Gunn.’ And I said, ‘Oh, then no, you’re fine.’ He is so off the wall, and so crazy, but so smart, such a craftsman and he builds from his heart. He loves the raccoon. Needs the raccoon.”

Watch the video below to find out more.

Do you agree with Whedon? I just wish there was more info available about the movie, but apparently Gunn has just begun writing it. When we more, we’ll let you know!

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