Comics about "Indie" characters, that you should read, but probably aren't, because you're reading "Superfluous Batman title #25 - Detective Albatross Learns To Fear The Batman, Because He Hides In Shadows And Is A Bit Gruff"
Anna Mercury - Warren Ellis, the first of many. She's a bitch, but good at doing what she does. Also, the Concept is excellent.
Do It NOW.
Fathers Dead. She used to fly spaceships. Is now stuck in a city where all old spaceship pilots live,and is trying to find out who killed her dead.
Also, LASER QUICK DRAW
Massively powerful superheroic entity, fueled by idealistic views and its most probably certifiably insane.
Sounds like a GREAT Warren Ellis comic, and in fact, it is. John is a character who gets bog all in the way of development, and remains brilliant for it.
Transversely, Tom Noir, from the same series as John Horus, gets the most face time of all the characters, and it's actually, despite being a drunken and harsh bastard, a very likable and real character.
Good times.
Actually my favourite character from Hellboy and BPRD. Johann gets not that much of a spotlight, but is well rounded and I hope, well loved character. Honestly, he needs to get more of a spotlight, maybe a nice little mini series. Every now and then we get a lovely little one shot, like that one Kev Walker did in Weird Tales.
Give me more Johann.
Bastard Hard SAS Magician.
'Nuff Said.
Reeeeeeeead it.
Being turned into a film.
The Central Character is interesting, and the plot's quite engaging. Read.
Interesting and compelling female lead, Lucifer is a gorgeous character. Not physically attractive really, just a very nice, "real" character that exists in an interesting world.
