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HOWARD THE DUCK VOL. 1: DUCK HUNT Author: Chip Zdarsky, Veronica Fish, Joe Quinones Number of Pages: 160 pages Published Date: 07 Jun 2016 Publisher: Marvel Comics Publication Country: New York, United States Language: English ISBN: 9780785199380 DOWNLOAD: HOWARD THE DUCK VOL. 1: DUCK HUNT Item added to your basket View basket. Proceed to Basket. View basket. Continue shopping. Howard the Duck You searched for: Title: howard the duck. United Kingdom. Add to Basket New Condition: New. Howard the Duck, Vol. Hogg and W. Howard the Duck Vol. Add to Basket Used Condition: Good. Howard the Duck: The Movie 1 Fingeroth et al. If you are not satisfied with your order, you may return it within seven days in original condition for a full refund. Shipping charges for the continental U. All other orders will be mailed within two days of receipt of payment. Reserved items will be held for one week only. Availability of some items is subject to change. Products specifications. Grade Range 9. Your name. Your email. Pick Your Favorite. Book 4. Howard The Duck 4 by Chip Zdarsky. Shelve Howard The Duck 4. Book 5. Howard The Duck 5 by Chip Zdarsky. The epic conclusion! A cosmic battle to end all… More. Shelve Howard The Duck 5. Steve Gerber is at his madcap best, pushing the envelope of satire with the cigar-smoking fowl named Howard! Dig it in black and white, 'cuz you'll never see it in color! Get down, America! Vote Howard the Duck in ! That's right, folks. It's an election year, and what better way to celebrate than to cast your vote for the one candidate who'll really tell it like it is. Born on a planet populated by talking waterfowl, Howard the Duck found himself trapped in a world he never made: ours! Howard was the archetypal outsider, able to see through the absurdities of human society in the s with uncanny accuracy and an acerbic wit. His adventures presented writer Steve Gerber with a platform from which to engage in an ongoing critique of contemporary fools and pretenders, from power- mad capitalist wizard Pro-Rata to cult leader Reverend Joon Moon Yuc to the dreaded Doctor Bong! Experience for yourself the complete comic adventures of Howard in this Omnibus collection, presenting his first appearances and the entire run of his first series. Hardcover, pages, full color. Experience for yourself the complete comic adventures of Howard in this Omnibus collection, reprinting his first appearances and the entire run of his first series. Collects Howard the Duck 2nd Series Written by Steve Englehart. Art by Phil Winslade and Glenn Fabry. Cover by Glenn Fabry. The foul-mouthed fowl returns to skewer modern life in this all-new, six-issue MAX series! Written by Chip Zdarsky and Ryan North. Art by Joe Quinones and Erica Henderson. Cover by Joe Quinones. Trapped in a world he's grown accustomed to! The flightless fowl gets a new beginning, with the exact same superstar creative lineup as before! But this time, the whole entire universe is after Howard - and that includes the would-be new herald of Galactus! As the duck hunt begins, things get totally cosmic with the Silver Surfer, the Collector, the Stranger and the Guardians of the Galaxy! Plus: Brace yourself for the two most sensational, fan-favorite, Internet-breaking Marvel team-ups of the year! She's a little nutty, he's downright quackers - it's Squirrel Girl and Howard! And in a tale that will launch a thousand cosplay double-acts, meet Gwenpool! The Duck is back, and this means "Waugh! Presenting two of Marvel's finest: Spider-Man and Enter the URL for the tweet you want to embed. Creators Chip Zdarsky writer Joe Quinones artist, cover. Teams Guardians of the Galaxy. Story Arcs. Can Howard outwit fate? Can any of us? Find out as Zdarsky and Quinones close out their run! Similar series. Lacrima Christi. The Sandman. Top Pick: Island 8 Image Comics — Island has been a great ride from the beginning featuring a very wide, eclectic array of comic creators in this anthology series. Each issue has some stories that continue in segments with some one shot shorts as well that are brilliantly organized and curated by creators Brandon Graham and Emma Rios. Island has yet to disappoint with content that can be eye-popping visually, psychologically provoking, and socially relevant. This issue features stories from Johnnie Christmas and Simon Roy. This time around, Stuart Immonen has been killing it on pencils with some added detailing on inks by Wade von Grawbadger and expressive colouring by Ive Svorcina. The second issue really kicked up the action a notch and ended with quite the cliffhanger. It will be exciting to see what kind of adventures the group gets into this time around and will hopefully have some calming periods to get to know a bit more on the characters as well. The Fix 3 Image Comics — The Fix is one of the funniest comics put out in that should be no surprise to fans of the creative team of Nick Spencer and Steve Lieber. Adding colourist Ryan Hill to the mix has really created this neo-noir vibe with a dash of anti-hero douchebaggery and a tinge of unexpected splashes of violence. This series has sold out of both the first two issues with this week releasing the third printing of Issue 1 so it has proven itself to be a pleaser thus far that is sure to continue its hilarity and ridiculousness. Corrupt cops Ray and Mac have found themselves in quite the junction of scenarios so one can only imagine what will happen now that a police dog named Pretzels has been thrown in the mix. Deaths are abound for sure. Wic Div has one of the most impressive creative teams for Image that keeps the readers guessing as to what exactly is going to happen next. As long as Kieron Gillen , Jamie McKelvie and Matt Wilson grace the cover and interiors with the occasional striking guests Wic Div should be on your monthly pull list. Wolf 8 Image Comics — Ales Kot is one of the most intriguing, complex, labyrinthian writers working in comics today. Wolf has been a bit of an up and down ride but the last issue really put the train back onto the tracks. Instead of using it to become rich with gambling, he decides to become a dinosaur hunter and open a restaurant. This is why I love comics; because this actually works. I have been so pumped and still coming off the high that was the Rebirth special. My conduit to comics is back in full force..
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