Dennis Calero
Autor de X-Factor, Vol. 1: The Longest Night
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Obras de Dennis Calero
X-Men Noir #1 (of 4) — Ilustrador — 4 copias
Supergirl and The Legion of Super-Heroes [2005] #32 — Ilustrador — 3 copias
X-Men Noir #3 (of 4) — Ilustrador — 2 copias
X-Men Noir #2 (of 4) — Ilustrador — 2 copias
X-Men Noir #4 (of 4) — Ilustrador — 2 copias
X-Men Noir: Mark of Cain #1 — Artist — 2 copias
Vikings: Sword of Kings — Prólogo — 2 copias
Marvel Noir - X-Men Bd. 2 1 copia
X-Factor [2006] #3 — Ilustrador — 1 copia
X-Factor [2006] #5 — Ilustrador — 1 copia
X-Factor [2006] #6 — Ilustrador — 1 copia
Obras relacionadas
Miss Fury Volume 2: Walk Through the Valley (2016) — Artista de Cubierta, algunas ediciones — 7 copias
The Darkness #83 - The Hunting Party, Part 2 (2010) — Artista de Cubierta, algunas ediciones — 2 copias
Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 1972-01-02
- Género
- male
- Nacionalidad
- USA
- Biografía breve
- Calero is an award-winning writer and artist who helped developed "Xmen Noir" for Marvel Comics, as well as having worked on DC and Dark Horse Comics. Calero has also worked on entertainment projects for CBS Films and Weed Road Pictures and is currently working with famed horror writer Stephen King. He also adapted "The Martian Chronicles" by Ray Bradbury as a graphic novel for Hill & Wang.
He was nominated for the Harvey, an industry award recognizing excellence in comics, and has been recognized by the Society of Illustrators.
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Seems like a fine adaptation of a book I haven’t read. The artwork is quite good, especially how it paces out Bond’s mental processes, though it leans a little heavy on photo references at times. If you weren’t aware, apparently Bond looks like Michael Fassbender!
As an adaption, I'd say this is quite good. Calero's art captures the atmosphere of a gritty spy world wonderfully, and Jensen's adaption of Fleming's novel is concise while still keeping Fleming's prose. As for the original story, "not my thing" is probably the best I can say about it. Bond is extremely sexist, even when he claims to love Vesper. The book is also littered with racist terms that aren't used anymore (at least, not used by anymore by people who don't want to use racist terms).
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- Obras
- 38
- También por
- 17
- Miembros
- 973
- Popularidad
- #26,474
- Valoración
- 3.6
- Reseñas
- 39
- ISBNs
- 60
- Idiomas
- 4
Our main protagonist, The Suit, is a person his company asks for help in case of hostile take over (not unlike in Richard K. Morgan's "Market Forces") only this story is not set in the future but in the 1980's.
The Suit is loyal John wick like character, man haunted by his past (which I assume is Vietnam considering these are the 1980's) but loyal and ready to serve his company president.
And then tables turn, betrayal takes place and soon The Suit find himself hunted by opposition. Although I cannot lose the feeling that he might enjoy that approach more since he is not chasing anyone but they come to him.
Only if they fleshed out the story a little bit this would be a short, sweet action ride - now it is good action comic with several confusing panels (the one with the pistol magazine popping out.... I am still not sure if anatomy is OK in that page....).
If you like action comics give it a try. But be warned although 4 issues long this story is in essence very very short.… (más)