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segunda-feira, 30 de junho de 2014
HOMBRE - ANTONIO SEGURA - FAROESTE
Hombre - La genesis 01 - Una tumba de hormigon.cbr 24.3 MB
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Hombre 04 - El ultimo enemigo.cbr 31.2 MB
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Hombre 06 - Sobrevive mientras puedas.cbr 34.7 MB
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Hombre 07 - Peregrinos del infierno.cbr 25.5 MB
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Hombre 2 La Herencia De La Humanidad [Ortiz Segura].cbr 51.0 MB
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BATMAN: Digital Justice
"BATMAN: Digital Justice"
"The book is set in a future Gotham City "at the end of the next century," (the 21st) dominated by high technology, particularly computer networks and their human controllers, long after the original Batman has died. The story revolves around James Gordon,Gotham City Police Department detective and grandson of Commissioner James Gordon, who takes on the identity of the Batman to free the city from a sentient computer virus crafted by the Joker, also now long dead, and to avenge the death of his partner Lena Schwartz."~wikipedia.org
The story builds nicely, and without giving too much away or spoiling the plot, the book does a very nice job setting up the supporting cast: including a new side kick, as well as a feline inspired costumed persona out for her share of New Gotham's digital glory, and an appearance by one of Batman's famous nemesis.
Caine
http://flashbackuniverse.blogspot.com.br
Published
by DC in 1990 (in multiple formats), Batman Digital Justice was written
by Pepe Moreno & Doug Murray with fully rendered digital art by Pepe
Moreno & Bill Fingerman.
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Batman - Digital Justice (DC Comics, 1990).cbr 43.6 MB
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graphic album # 02 - batman digital justice.cbr 21.0 MB
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THE STORY:
20
years after it's release Batman Digital Justice reads like a franchise
reboot. Much like Batman Begins, Batman Digital Justice takes all of
the 'standard' pieces of the Batman mythos and reworks them into
something 'new' while still remaining recognizable to the long term hard
core fans.
"The book is set in a future Gotham City "at the end of the next century," (the 21st) dominated by high technology, particularly computer networks and their human controllers, long after the original Batman has died. The story revolves around James Gordon,Gotham City Police Department detective and grandson of Commissioner James Gordon, who takes on the identity of the Batman to free the city from a sentient computer virus crafted by the Joker, also now long dead, and to avenge the death of his partner Lena Schwartz."~wikipedia.org
The story builds nicely, and without giving too much away or spoiling the plot, the book does a very nice job setting up the supporting cast: including a new side kick, as well as a feline inspired costumed persona out for her share of New Gotham's digital glory, and an appearance by one of Batman's famous nemesis.
THE ART:
The
art on Batman Digital Justice holds up! The im ages on each panel
& page are clear and concise with little in the way of pixelation.
Not only is it clean and easy to read, one might classify it as
'stylish' aimed at a particular audience (that cover image being the
clearest example) that manages to hit it's mark extremely well. At the
time, it was considered "cutting edge" in nearly every way. Here is a
quote from inside the book:
"State of the art" sure ain't what it used to be. These days, by the time something that's the state of the art hits the streets, it's already obsolete. That's an overwhelming change for the comic art medium. Between 1937, when the first all-original comic book came out, and the release of the first computer-generated comic in 1984, the tools used in the creation of comic art remained fairly stagnant. That all changed with the introduction of the first affordable graphics-oriented computer. All of a sudden, we had a machine that could do anything. Most miraculously, that bottomless box of microchips and cathode rays has allowed our medium to grow — from the standpoint of technology — more in the ensuing five years than it did in the preceding forty-seven. At that time, I was the editor of a Midwest comic book company when a couple of old friends, Peter Gillis and Mike Saenz, showed me some rough printouts of a story that was produced entirely on a 128K Apple Macintosh computer, using but one disk drive. The artwork was chunky and brittle: it looked like some amphetamine addict had been given a box of zip-a-tone that suffered from a glandular disease. But the look was totally unique to comics. Within several months, we refined the look and the resulting effort — SHATTER — was one of the best¬selling comics of the year. It completely astonished the folks over at Apple Computer, Inc., who never perceived such a use for their hardware.
We've come a long way in the past five years: the book you are now holding was produced on a Macintosh computer that has 64 times the internal memory, 400 times the storage capacity, about 8 times the speed, and hundreds of software packages. More important, DIGITAL JUSTICE takes advantage of different devices that, five years ago, were barely dreamed of for the home or studio: computer-aided design, 3-D imaging programs, high-resolution and direct-to-film printers, graphics scanners, and color. A whole lot of color. In fact, there's the potential for more than 16 million colors.
The technology used to create DIGITAL JUSTICE is now 20 years old, and 20 years of advances in similar technology (applied more to other industries such as Video Games & Animation granted) have made comics all the better for it.
Batman Digital Justice uses a modified square panel grid on it's pages that lend them selves nicely to a cinematic feel (which was what I'm sure they were going for at the time) that would work beautifully in the Graphic.ly comic reader now.
As an added bonus this book does a fair amount of accurate predictions to the Batman's future:
Batman
Beyond was released in 1999 and while one might guess that Batman
Digital Justice's "Batcraft" was 'borrowed' from Blade Runner, the next
logical assumption would be that Beyond borrowed from this book.
If you're interested & feel as if you local comic shop might not be able to get their hands on it you can purchase it from AMAZON & MILE HIGH COMICS.
Then again, who knows, this would be the perfect book to help kick of
DC's Digital Comics initiative. They do have one don't they?
Have a nice weekend,"State of the art" sure ain't what it used to be. These days, by the time something that's the state of the art hits the streets, it's already obsolete. That's an overwhelming change for the comic art medium. Between 1937, when the first all-original comic book came out, and the release of the first computer-generated comic in 1984, the tools used in the creation of comic art remained fairly stagnant. That all changed with the introduction of the first affordable graphics-oriented computer. All of a sudden, we had a machine that could do anything. Most miraculously, that bottomless box of microchips and cathode rays has allowed our medium to grow — from the standpoint of technology — more in the ensuing five years than it did in the preceding forty-seven. At that time, I was the editor of a Midwest comic book company when a couple of old friends, Peter Gillis and Mike Saenz, showed me some rough printouts of a story that was produced entirely on a 128K Apple Macintosh computer, using but one disk drive. The artwork was chunky and brittle: it looked like some amphetamine addict had been given a box of zip-a-tone that suffered from a glandular disease. But the look was totally unique to comics. Within several months, we refined the look and the resulting effort — SHATTER — was one of the best¬selling comics of the year. It completely astonished the folks over at Apple Computer, Inc., who never perceived such a use for their hardware.
We've come a long way in the past five years: the book you are now holding was produced on a Macintosh computer that has 64 times the internal memory, 400 times the storage capacity, about 8 times the speed, and hundreds of software packages. More important, DIGITAL JUSTICE takes advantage of different devices that, five years ago, were barely dreamed of for the home or studio: computer-aided design, 3-D imaging programs, high-resolution and direct-to-film printers, graphics scanners, and color. A whole lot of color. In fact, there's the potential for more than 16 million colors.
The technology used to create DIGITAL JUSTICE is now 20 years old, and 20 years of advances in similar technology (applied more to other industries such as Video Games & Animation granted) have made comics all the better for it.
Batman Digital Justice uses a modified square panel grid on it's pages that lend them selves nicely to a cinematic feel (which was what I'm sure they were going for at the time) that would work beautifully in the Graphic.ly comic reader now.
As an added bonus this book does a fair amount of accurate predictions to the Batman's future:
Batman
Beyond was released in 1999 and while one might guess that Batman
Digital Justice's "Batcraft" was 'borrowed' from Blade Runner, the next
logical assumption would be that Beyond borrowed from this book.
If you're interested & feel as if you local comic shop might not be able to get their hands on it you can purchase it from AMAZON & MILE HIGH COMICS.
Then again, who knows, this would be the perfect book to help kick of
DC's Digital Comics initiative. They do have one don't they?Caine
http://flashbackuniverse.blogspot.com.br
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domingo, 29 de junho de 2014
A Princess of Mars - John Carter Of Mars
A Princess of Mars - John Carter Of Mars.cbr 19.8 MB
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A Princess of Mars.cbr 27.7 MB
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El Pájaro Loco Novaro Número 301
Pues
si, esta revista apareció entre medio de unas disneylandias, cuando
haciamos aseo en la casa de mi abuela, y aunque al parecer habia otra,
esta es la unica que se pudo recuperar, de todos modos estaremos
revisando esos lotes de revistas antiguas "de la abuela", jeje...
Lola - Lolita Por Inigo [Sensualidades]
Lola - Lolita Por Inigo [Sensualidades]
FULL
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Lola 04 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 14.3 MB
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Lola 05 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 19.8 MB
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Lola 06 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 10.7 MB
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Lola 07 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 14.5 MB
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Lola 08 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 19.4 MB
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Lola 09 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 24.4 MB
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Lola 10 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 19.9 MB
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Lola 11 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 20.6 MB
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Lola 14 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 19.9 MB
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Lola 15 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 20.9 MB
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Lola 16 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 19.4 MB
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Lola 17 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 20.6 MB
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Lola 18 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 19.8 MB
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Lola 23 - El Mas Gracioso Personaje Sexi Del Comic [Iñigo].cbr 19.0 MB
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