Outcast - Kirkman & Azaceta

[krighton]

I do not have Cinemax

 

since when has that stopped the viewing public

 

I'm only sitting on a few raw but Christmas is coming so might flip them. Interested what will happen if the series takes off though.

[Aweandlorder]

Valiant sues Kirkman?

[Awax]

They should get over it.

 

I had a friend publish his own indie book before that called " A.K.A. OUTCAST", should he sue also.

 

No

[the authority]

They should get over it.

 

I had a friend publish his own indie book before that called " A.K.A. OUTCAST", should he sue also.

 

No

 

Great. Now Valiant is going to sue your buddy too.

[HarveySwick]

Yeah, that's BS.

 

Obviously Valiant's book is "The Outcast" and not even a similar story...

 

"The Outcast" was released by the Valiant imprint of Acclaim Comics (a division of the video company Acclaim Entertainment, which purchased the original Valiant Comics in 1994) in 1995. Written by Jesse Berdinka and drawn by Norm Breyfogle, the comic told the tale of an alien who visited Earth at the dawn of man and left its DNA in a primate. Centuries later, that alien DNA is triggered within a descendent of that alien.

Kyle Barnes has been plagued by demonic possession all his life and now he needs answers. Unfortunately, what he uncovers along the way could bring about the end of life on Earth as we know it. It begins here – with this terrifying new horror series from THE WALKING DEAD creator Robert Kirkman and artist Paul Azaceta.

 

[awakeintheashes]

Valiant sues Kirkman?

This is a year old.

[Awax]

Valiant sues Kirkman?

This is a year old.

 

 

Good catch

[HarveySwick]

[HarveySwick]

 

 

 

 

[Aweandlorder]

Oh, geez, I need better glasses...

Wonder how/if they settled this

[awakeintheashes]

[the authority]

 

 

 

 

 

 

Holy mess !!!

[revivedrevival]

[kimik]

 

"The Outcast" was released by the Valiant imprint of Acclaim Comics (a division of the video company Acclaim Entertainment, which purchased the original Valiant Comics in 1994) in 1995. Written by Jesse Berdinka and drawn by Norm Breyfogle, the comic told the tale of an alien who visited Earth at the dawn of man and left its DNA in a primate. Centuries later, that alien DNA is triggered within a descendent of that alien.

 

Does the Valiant book explain how the Alien left its DNA in a primate?

[the authority]

 

"The Outcast" was released by the Valiant imprint of Acclaim Comics (a division of the video company Acclaim Entertainment, which purchased the original Valiant Comics in 1994) in 1995. Written by Jesse Berdinka and drawn by Norm Breyfogle, the comic told the tale of an alien who visited Earth at the dawn of man and left its DNA in a primate. Centuries later, that alien DNA is triggered within a descendent of that alien.

 

Does the Valiant book explain how the Alien left its DNA in a primate?

 

I'm guessing there was a struggle ?

[HarveySwick]

Well kimik, when an alien loves a primate very much...

[AnthaiHERO]

 

 

 

 

 

Spoiler tags...

[natevegas]

Funny you should post something about the moon landing. I heard that the original NASA tapes are either stolen or missing. To think of an event that big not for a museum to have them shocks me.

[HarveySwick]

For fans of the book...

 

Have you guys watched this video?

 

Exorcism in Czech Republic

 

[Sam I am]

I was waiting for a yellow eye to appear in the keyhole, or some other jump scare.