From 79AD to the 30th Century and beyond.
More info and some previews can be found in the links:
BACK ISSUE 68
A spotlight on the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 1970 and 1980s! Edited by Michael Eury. How can I resist?
twomorrows.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1100
POMPEII GN by Frank Santoro
www.pictureboxinc.com/products/1192-pompeii-1
RED EYE, BLACK EYE by K.Thor Jensen
I believe this is a reissue. Still worth noting.
www.indyworld.com/kthor/index.html
SECRET SOCIETY OF SUPER-VILLAINS tpb vol.1
While it may have some echoes with current New 52 books, these stories, now in softcover, are a great companion to the DC era from Identity Crisis up to Infinite Crisis. It also features one of my fave sci-fi characters, Captain Comet.
www.dccomics.com/graphic-novels/secret-society-of-super-villains-vol-1
TECHNOPRIESTS SUPREME COLLECTION HC
Speaking of sci-fi. I need to start dipping into the Jodoverse.
www.humanoids.com/album/451
ZERO 1
By writer Ales Kot, A newer voice in comics I’ve been following since his Wild Children GN and Change mini-series, both also from Image.
www.imagecomics.com/comics/releases/zero-1
Pompeii! Most anticipated book of the year, for me. Glad to see it prominently displayed here, Pete. Since I was introduced to Frank Santoro’s work at MoCCA in 2007, I’ve been a devout fan of his work and have loved everything by Santoro. He’s definitely an “acquired taste,” and I don’t know that I can fully articulate what it is about his work that affects me, but it’s a very powerful connection I feel to his work. The following piece at the Comics Journal offered some interesting insights into the first chapter Santoro had at SPX last year:
http://www.tcj.com/reviews/pompeii/
Good stuff.
-chris
Thanks for that link, Chris!