Because I'm a die-hard lover of most things pulp, I suspect I'm one of the few who enjoyed Walt Disney's John Carter film, though I could see it as flawed like so many. I've even been a supporter of Dynamite Entertainment's recent take on the seminal character from Science Fiction mythology, though in some respects I think they could lighten up a little bit on the skin.
Still, I appreciated the news late last year that Dynamite was looking to kinda/sorta relaunch the Carter comic's line with an all-new take on John Carter, Warlord of Mars. I've tried and tried to get on their advance distribution list as a critic, but Dynamite so far refuses my inquiries; so I generally wait until the individual issues are either bargain priced through a physical vendor or I picked up the discounted digital copy via either Amazon or Comixology. Recently, I picked up the first issue, and I thought I'd pen a review for those interested.
John Carter: An Eye On The Future, Though It Looks Curiously Like The Past
Still, I appreciated the news late last year that Dynamite was looking to kinda/sorta relaunch the Carter comic's line with an all-new take on John Carter, Warlord of Mars. I've tried and tried to get on their advance distribution list as a critic, but Dynamite so far refuses my inquiries; so I generally wait until the individual issues are either bargain priced through a physical vendor or I picked up the discounted digital copy via either Amazon or Comixology. Recently, I picked up the first issue, and I thought I'd pen a review for those interested.
John Carter: An Eye On The Future, Though It Looks Curiously Like The Past
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