The Manhattan Projects

If You Love 'The Flash' On TV, Try These Comics Next
If You Love 'The Flash' On TV, Try These Comics Next
If You Love 'The Flash' On TV, Try These Comics Next
The Flash has been one of the most consistently enjoyable and downright fun comic book adaptations since it debuted, and more than most of its peers it is blisteringly unafraid to embrace its comic book origins. In the space of two seasons we've got multiverses, time travel, and an honest-to-gosh Gorilla City, and it paved the way for shows like Arrow and Gotham to lighten up and have more fun. With no new episodes of The Flash until later this year, you might be looking for something to fill that science-based superhero hole in your life, and we've got five great independent comics for you that, while they might not all feature a super-speedster punching a gorilla in the face, do live up to The Flash's absurdity and unrelenting inventiveness in one way or another!
 'Manhattan Projects' To Go On Hiatus, Change Format
'Manhattan Projects' To Go On Hiatus, Change Format
'Manhattan Projects' To Go On Hiatus, Change Format
It seems that even super-science is bound to its limitations, no matter how bizarre they may be. As sharp-eyed readers may have noticed -- and as reported by Multiversity -- the latest issue of Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra's Manhattan Projects revealed that the series will be taking a hiatus over the next few months while the creators tinker with the book's format, presumably with the goal of delivering even more horrifying and Earth-shattering mad science in the months to come.
Ryan Browne On 'God Hates Astronauts' At Image [Interview]
Ryan Browne On 'God Hates Astronauts' At Image [Interview]
Ryan Browne On 'God Hates Astronauts' At Image [Interview]
Get ready for more insanity from the Power Persons Five. Writer/artist Ryan Browne's God Hates Astronauts, which started as a webcomic about crude, perhaps psychopathic superheroes battling outrageous villains and each other, and was eventually published in hardcover thanks to a massively successful Kickstarter, is coming to Image Comics as an ongoing series this August, and he promises all the si
'The Manhattan Projects' #13 [Preview]
'The Manhattan Projects' #13 [Preview]
'The Manhattan Projects' #13 [Preview]
In stores this week is The Manhattan Projects #13, the latest issue of the Image Comics title. Written by Jonathan Hickman with art from Nick Pitarra and Jordie Bellaire, the series features fictional (and slightly mad) versions of Einstein, Oppenheimer, Fermi, and other real life scientists from the World War II era, in an alternate history in which the Manhattan Project was actually a front for
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It! – May 16, 2012: The Devil and the Long Pigs
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It! – May 16, 2012: The Devil and the Long Pigs
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It! – May 16, 2012: The Devil and the Long Pigs
Reading Comics author Douglas Wolk runs down the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week. KEY: * Dystopian futures ^ Dystopian presents % Dystopian pasts * 100 MONTHS This sounds amazing. John Hicklenton was one of the most over-the-top artists in the history of British comics--he drew incredibly grotesque, powerful stuff, including two books of Nemesis the Warlock, Pandora, a few &
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It! – April 18, 2012: The War of Fog
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It! – April 18, 2012: The War of Fog
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It! – April 18, 2012: The War of Fog
Reading Comics author Douglas Wolk runs down the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week. KEY: * Arms and armor ^ Crusty Bunkers % The world before us * % 3 STORY: SECRET FILES OF THE GIANT MAN This is the ramp-up for the Era of Matt Kindt Doing a Whole Lot: a saddle-stitched collection of three brief sequels (which originally appeared online) to his 2009 graphic novel about a giant
‘The Manhattan Projects': Gagarin And Einstein [Jonathan Hickman Exclusive]
‘The Manhattan Projects': Gagarin And Einstein [Jonathan Hickman Exclusive]
‘The Manhattan Projects': Gagarin And Einstein [Jonathan Hickman Exclusive]
Jonathan Hickman and his Red Wing collaborator Nick Pitarra tease their first Image Comics ongoing series, The Manhattan Projects, the true story of the top secret work that the atomic bomb was just covering up. Check out (and feel free to share) the two brand new teasers below, which were created especially for ComicsAlliance readers...

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