books by Sean Phillips

books by Sean Phillips

books:

Sean Phillips

Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2007

Noir Scored With A Triphammer Heartbeat
Ed Brubaker is an award-winning comic scripter who has written about superheroes and superheroines (Batman, Catwoman, Captain America, Daredevil). However, the man has a heart carved from the deepest, darkest noir. His criminals and anti-heroes sing with muscle, ...

Studio Space

Joel Meadows, Gary Marshall, ...

Image Comics, 2008

Studio Space
An excellent book that is well detailed and showcases some of the best people in the business..... Recommended for all readers even if they are not into the comic world...

Sleeper Vol. 1: Out in the Cold

Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips

Wildstorm, 2004

Superb conspiratorial crime noir
OUT IN THE COLD is the perfect introduction to Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips' stellar SLEEPER series. Holden Carver, an agent of a covert government cell, has been planted within the ranks of one of the world's most formidable international terrorist organisations. ...

Marvel Zombies 2

Robert Kirkman

Marvel Comics, 2008

Sometimes the heroes come back from the dead
Im a huge fan of the series. Now this isnt as good as the first series but damn close to it. We see the 6 surviving Marvel Zombies (Giant Man, Spiderman, Wolverine, Iron Man, Hulk and Luke Cage) now known as the Glactus (after eating the original) and they are now ...

Sleeper Vol. 2: All False Moves

Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips

Wildstorm, 2004

One of the best graphic novels out there
People go on and on about how great this series is, and the good news is, it completely lives up to the hype. I came to "Sleeper" after reading a few other titles Ed Brubaker had written, notably DC's deliciously revamped "Catwoman" (which is also a lot of fun)... I ...

Marvel Zombies: Dead Days

Robert Kirkman, Mark Millar, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

Zomberific
I've been a big fan of Marvel comics and I was very excitied when I first read Marvel Zombies. I thought it was pretty clever and I enjoyed the style of art that it contained. But Marvel Zombies Dead Days is way better, both in story and art. Dead Days is divided ...

Criminal Volume 4: Bad Night TPB (Criminal Volume)
Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2009

A woman in trouble, friends on the run from cops and mobsters, and a secret no one is prepared to face! Five years ago, Jake was a happy family man, long-retired from the life of crime he grew up in, and then the police made him the prime suspect in a horrible crime and ripped his life apart. Now, years later, Jake is less than a shadow of his ...

Marvel Zombies

Robert Kirkman

Marvel Comics, 2006

Great Read
The only "down side" to this book is that it does not really have much depth to it. But there is plenty of great scenes and sub stories that sparked the creation of "Dead Days" and "Marvel Zombies 2." You want to read a superhero story that makes you cringe every ...

Criminal Vol. 3: The Dead and The Dying

Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2008

Best Criminal Yet?
This volume of Criminal is arguably the best yet. While the characters aren't as immediately likeable as Leo, or desperately engrossing like Tracy, they are perfectly crafted and shoved into a delightfully broken morality tale. I agree word for word with S. Curly in ...

Criminal Vol. 2: Lawless

Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2007

Noir at its bleakest and most beautiful.
Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips' CRIMINAL is the best crime series possibly of all time. It has such a dedication to the pulp-noir roots of artists like authors like Jim Thompson and Paul Auster, and filmmakers like Mike Hodges and Jean-Pierre Melville that these seem ...

Intersections

Duncan Fegredo, Sean Phillips

Image Comics, 2007

Works In Progress Galore!
I'm always a sucker for sketchbooks and things that show the process towards the finished piece. This is definitely such a book! Sean and Duncan have come together to bring you a wonderful insight into their world. Pencil stuff, pen and ink, rough paints, ball point ...

Wildcats: Vicious Circles - Volume 2 (Wildc.A.Ts)

Joe Casey, Sean Phillips

DC Comics, 2001

Just to combat that jackass
Dude, why don't you just admit that you don't even read comics instead of giving one star to something that you have no idea how to review.

Marvel Zombies TPB Spider-Man Cover
Robert Kirkman, Sean Phillips

Marvel Comics, 2008

It first came from the skies - a horrific virus that turned nearly every man, woman and child on Earth into undead zombies. Even Marvel's greatest heroes - including Captain America, Spider-Man and the Hulk - have succumbed, driven only by one mindless goal: to feed on human flesh. But with only a small number of survivors remaining against this ...

Wildcats: Serial Boxes - Volume 3 (Wildcats)

Sean Phillips, Joe Casey

Wildstorm, 2001

Joe Casey's brilliant character study continues
What do you do when your life as you knew it is over, and you never bothered to plan for the future? The WildCATS were a black-ops superhero team formed to fight in a secret war. The war is over. Joe Casey's entire run on volume 2 of WildCATS was about people ...

Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness #5 : The Stalking Dead (Marvel / Dynamite Comic Book 2007)
John Layman

Marvel Comics, 2007

Ash is the last man standing, with super-powered zombies around every corner. It may be the end of the road for the intrepid adventurer, unless he dares to awakethe Army of Darkness! Its the final chapter in this best-selling limited series bringing together two of horrors top franchises! Dont miss the excitement!