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{PDF} the Rocketeer: the Complete Collection Ebook Free Download THE ROCKETEER: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Dave Stevens | 144 pages | 29 Dec 2009 | Idea & Design Works | 9781600105388 | English | San Diego, United States Rocketeer Complete Collection HC Vol 01 - InStockTrades The discovery of a top-secret jetpack hurls test pilot Cliff Secord into a daring adventure of mystery, suspense, and intrigue! Cliff encounters an assortment of ruthless villains, led by a Hollywood screen star who's a secret Nazi spy Timothy Dalton. With the help of his actress girlfriend, the young pilot battles enormous odds to defeat his foes who are anxious to use the device in an evil plan to rule the world! The dangerous mission transforms the ordinary young man into an extraordinary hero! Director :. Joe Johnston. Producer :. Danny Bilson , Paul De Meo. Critics Consensus: An action-packed, if anachronistic, look back at pulp matinee serials, The Rocketeer may ring hollow with viewers expecting more than simple fun and gee-whiz special effects. Previous Gone With The Twins. September 24, Hollywood Jesus. April 1, Solzy at the Movies. December 2, The Spectator. July 19, Stevens was one of the most promising superstars in his field, his fluid inks praised by the likes of Frank Frazetta and Al Williamson. His ghost-duties on miscellaneous titles like Tarzan was enough to cement his reputation as artist extraordinaire. Obviously, he was not alone in his affection for the gentle adventure stories of yesteryear, because The Rocketeer has a fan-following that ranges from industry veterans to children. The fact that he was a notorious perfectionist also ensured that the stories trickled out slowly, and through different publishing houses, which meant fans had to track down the issues individually all these years. IDW Publishing, in collaboration with the Stevens estate, has brought the complete Rocketeer stories in one page release, in multiple versions. Full auction details are included at the end of the article, but to bring the new folks up to speed real quick:. Every weekday until Friday, June 5th, we publish a new Shelf Bound article announcing a bind or bound set up for auction. Bids from outside the U. The winning bidder emails me greg at multiversity comics dot com to verify donation particulars, then makes the donation and send me verification. Our last auction, appropriately enough given the times we find ourselves in today, focuses on a character well known for giving fascists a punch in the jaw. Dave Stevens and his Rocketeer creation may not have as much of a back catalog as Captain America or Superman, but the goodwill for this character among fans and other comic creators is real and on display in this book. AND both Rocketeer Adventures anthology minis. There are so many creators involved with those 8 comics alone I broke format and just listed everybody in one clump above. I had a blast getting these, but am even more excited about someone else getting a chance to add more! Greg Matiasevich has read enough author bios that he should be better at coming up with one for himself, yet surprisingly isn't. Rocketeer (The) (TPB) -INT- The Rocketeer: The Complete Adventures - Deluxe Edition Bigelow Synopsis The Rocketeer tries to save a drunken pilot from an out of control plane. Nightmare at Large! Death Stalks the Midway! Genre adventure Characters Butchy Synopsis Butchy's head, wearing a beret with a paintbrush stuck over his ear, in the middle of a circle that has E Slurpus Lickum around it. Indexer Notes Postcard art that Dave Stevens sent out to correspond with fans. Letters Dave Stevens? Genre adventure Characters Betty. Indexer Notes A gate-fold out page. Pencils Dave Stevens signed ;? Pencils Dave Stevens;? Cliff staring at Betty who has Marcos arm around her back in the foreground. Cliff sitting, facing, Betty who is sitting and wearing a bathing suit in the lower right corner. Pencils Dave Stevens; Mike Kaluta;? View Change History. Issue at my. Shop Now. Home Price Comparison More search options. Stock Photo. Used good hardcover. Seller rating : This seller has earned a 3 of 5 Stars rating from Biblio customers. Show Details Description:. I grew up on Disney, and I think I remember seeing The Rocketeer on video as a kid, though I don't remember much about it. Still, as a lifelong fan of pretty much any media associated with the House of Mouse, I saw this at a library near me and decided to pick it up. Boy, was I disappointed. The artwork is gorgeous, but, that's what I've come to expect from comics, as many as I've read. While the content was clean in some areas--as strong as the language gets is "heck"--the lone female character I grew up on Disney, and I think I remember seeing The Rocketeer on video as a kid, though I don't remember much about it. While the content was clean in some areas--as strong as the language gets is "heck"--the lone female character is seen in various states of undress, including naked albeit with critical areas obscured. There was also some blood, and one rather freaky scene involves a theme park ride that is supposed to emulate perdition. None of that seems very Disney-esque; at least, not in the style of the productions with which I grew up. Not only that, but, too many pages of these "complete adventures" are mere filler; alternate covers, postcard artwork, etc. Such material wouldn't be as problematic if this "omnibus" had more actual content, and wasn't such a thin book. As much as I love the House of Mouse--especially their live- action movies and shows--now, I'm debating whether or not I should see the film version of this. Maybe the reason I don't remember it that well was because we turned it off or something. Sep 06, Robert rated it it was amazing Shelves: xseason , comics-graphics. Classic fun that never got enough love while Stevens was alive. May 06, Arlie rated it it was ok Shelves: graphic- novels. I don't know that I'd call my self a graphic novel aficionado, but I've certainly read a lot of them. That said, this one doesn't number among my favourites. It seems most people are enthralled with Stevens' art, and while it certainly is 'luscious' this word comes up many times, including on the back of the book itself' , I found the representation of Betty offensive. Perhaps I'm too much of a feminist or something, but it seemed to me objectification of the female form. Apart from the nudity, I don't know that I'd call my self a graphic novel aficionado, but I've certainly read a lot of them. Apart from the nudity, there was also a bit on one of the covers showing her butt with the caption, 'The best side of Betty'. It made me angry, and also made me feel like people must enjoy this kind of thing in comics because they live in their basements and have trouble talking to women in real life. Which I'm sure isn't true. But I prefer to read adventures where women are respected, even if they choose to be scantily clad. I didn't find Secord much of an improvement on Marco or whatever his name is. They were both just using her. Shallow characters and a shallow plot couldn't provide me with any depth of enjoyment. View 2 comments. Jul 14, Justin rated it it was ok. Dave Steven's "The Rocketeer" is held in very high regard amongst comic book or graphic novel if you prefer aficionados, so this might seem like heresy to some, but the storytelling is paper thin. The art is stunning - no doubt about it - but there isn't that much that is memorable about the actual plot, and no matter how graphically beautiful it may be, it sorely lacks a good story. Sad but true. Feb 17, Shazza Maddog rated it it was amazing. I had seen the Disney movie many times and really enjoyed it, so when I spotted the collected graphics, I snatched it right up. Cliff Secord is a barnstormer who can't catch a break, except he has an absolutely beautiful girlfriend, Betty, and a terrific mechanic, Peevy. When guys running from the law ditch a weird pack in Cliff's Gee Bee plane, Cliff discovers he's hit a gold mine as well as nothing but trouble. The pack is a jetpack, and Peevy's clever enough to design a helmet that allows the I had seen the Disney movie many times and really enjoyed it, so when I spotted the collected graphics, I snatched it right up. The pack is a jetpack, and Peevy's clever enough to design a helmet that allows the person wearing the pack to steer in the sky. Cliff's first attempt to use the pack winds up with him saving a drunken pilot who picked up the Gee Bee and was about to crash it. That attracts the attention of the Russians who stole the pack in the first place, as well as the Feds, who are also trying to find the pack. In the mean time, Cliff's and Betty's relationship is on the rocks, and Betty is considering leaving Hollywood to go to Paris. This is a fun book. The art style is beautiful, and in particular, Betty practically glows. This collection shows how amazing his style was, and he will be missed. It's a period piece which proves faithful to its period, so if you can't stand works that don't reflect your modern views and attitudes then I would recommend steering clear.
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