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The Rocketeer: the Complete Collection Pdf, Epub, Ebook THE ROCKETEER: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Dave Stevens | 144 pages | 29 Dec 2009 | Idea & Design Works | 9781600105388 | English | San Diego, United States The Rocketeer: The Complete Collection PDF Book This is a scan of a sketch Stevens did for me from my collection. Even his mask is inexpressive and gestureless. Starred Review. The character seemed so pitch-perfect that I took it for granted that he dated back to the golden age of pulp, so it was surprising to find out that his first appearance was as late as Got it for christmas. But man, that story. Wikimedia Commons. After all, it did fit. It's a damn shame Dave Stevens didn't produce more Rocketeer material during his time on Earth. So with that in mind, I was quite willing to roll with Betty being Betty. All of Dave Stevens' original The Rocketeer comics collected in one book! I agree with you Ron, The Rockteer is a great comic, and one of my favorite comics that got made into a movie and done well. Tokyo Ghoul: re, Vol. As such, he had to keep the narrative as simple as possible and throw everything he could into the art and the sense of adventure, which he did. I gave up on it because it seemed puerile and could barely capture my interest to turn the page. This is a great review, I agree! Show Details Description:. Can you think of other comics that are done better by their film adaptations? Jul 14, Justin rated it it was ok. So in conclusion: if you need a break from the dark misanthropic superhero comics that seem to litter the landscape, or if you just want something fun and bright to read, The Rocketeer is right up your alley. Like George Lucas before him, whose Indiana Jones movies were a heartfelt homage to the adventure serials he grew to cherish so much as a child, Stevens uses his creation to pay tribute to the characters who helped shape his creativity. Not being able to offer that puts a cap on how far a relationship will go and Cliff was at that cap. Hidden categories: Webarchive template wayback links Character pop Converting comics character infoboxes All articles with unsourced statements Articles with unsourced statements from February Articles with unsourced statements from January Articles with unsourced statements from March Articles with unsourced statements from June Road to Perdition is a pretty solid film version of what seemed to me a rather pedestrian comic. Comic adaptations of movies are almost universally horrible. Those caesuras allow room for others to fill in the iconography with their own visions. Buy New Learn more about this copy. How can you not like him? Add to want list. Persepolis works best as animation. The artwork is gorgeous, but, that's what I've come to expect from comics, as many as I've read. Finally the background information included in this edition was really interesting. Its too bad that this character got "lost in the shuffle". The point is that the American comics industry is shot through with cartoonists reinventing the creations of others. He just becomes a regular, vulnerable guy with a rocket pack. Well worth a look. 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. Sep 06, Robert rated it it was amazing Shelves: xseason , comics- graphics. The stories were just as rich, if not richer given it was the wellspring of the One of my all time favorite memories of elementary school was going to see the movie "The Rocketeer" with my friend Kevin Malloy. Will it be his ticket to the big time or a one way trip into a pine box? This is where it all begins, and while there are some rough edges to it you can see how it inspired other people to soar. Seller rating : This seller has earned a 3 of 5 Stars rating from Biblio customers. The germane comparison is to what Drew and Josh Alan Friedman were doing at the same time. Just when I'm ready to roll my eyes that Betty is nothing more than a trophy for Cliff to win, she speaks up for herself on page "Grow up , Cliff! He's an everyman kid, kinda like Peter Parker. Particularly, I was impressed with Stevens use of layouts and depiction of action within the story. I was skeptical about the prospect of seeing these comics with more modern coloring, but I should have had more faith in Dave's choices and the talents of Laura Martin. The Rocketeer: The Complete Collection Writer Allen Smith. Customers who bought this item also bought. Two pages later, Waid and Samnee give us two panels in succession that reveal plenty, just though a shadow passing over a metallic surface:. May 11, at pm. Confidential after reading it. Dominick Grace says:. For the film, see The Rocketeer film. The Rocketeer will always be remembered as one of those brilliant moments. View all copies of this ISBN edition:. What makes Cliff tick? Depicting aerial maneuvers and action is no easy feat in the pages of comic books, but Stevens was able to do it with ease. I watch the movie every now and then, it holds up well, IMO. More search options. Sin City I could probably go either way with. The rocketpack is his ticket to fame, not a device to help others. View Change History. For me, the greatness of the art was just not enough to tolerate the simplistic story. Danny Bilson , Paul De Meo. The dangerous mission transforms the ordinary young man into an extraordinary hero! Luckily, IDW has put together an amazing collection that not only celebrates the work of Dave Stevens, complete with back matter such as covers and additional artwork, for me to marvel over. Jeet Heer says:. Pages from a proposed three issue mini-series for DC that would have included Superman. Noted fantasy author Harlan Ellison , a fan of the Rocketeer and also an acquaintance of Dave Stevens, [ citation needed ] wrote the introduction to the collection; both Dave Stevens and Harlan Ellison signed the limited edition on a specially bound-in bookplate. Dave Stevens was born in Lynwood, California on July 29, With these two long-form adventures, at least, the character is finally living up to his iconic status, as a hero and— most importantly—as a comic. Starred Review. Common Sense Says More style than substance -- but fun, if gun-heavy, action. On March 11, , Dave Stevens lost a long battle against leukemia. The Rocketeer went on to star in his own comic book series, and in would become a well- received major motion picture from Walt Disney Studios. Everyone was raving about these collections, but it wasn't until recently that I got the opportunity to pick it up, and give it a proper reading. Retrieved: September 10, Help Learn to edit Community portal Recent changes Upload file. This suggests that he recognized his own weakness as a comics storyteller. The Rocketeer: The Complete Collection Reviews In Cargo of Doom , he keeps dinosaurs from demolishing the town. With completely re-mastered art and coloring, Dave Stevens' masterpiece soars off the page as it never has before-and looks as stunningly beautiful as it always should have. Part of me understands Cliff's thinking; that if he could just provide for Betty what those other guys could provide by throwing money at her, he would distinguish himself. The tales in the Rocketeer are both pulpy adventure tales featuring secret agents, government stiffs, heavies, Hollywood phonies, and Cliff's knockout girlfriend Betty. He's handsome but he ain't too bright, and all he wants it serious star power so his hottie centerfold girlfriend won't leave him for a rich photographer. If cheap thrills are the purpose of superheroes then video games do a better job of that than any other medium. Mangaman says:. The first is penciled and has Rocketeer Adventure Magazine as if for a cover. 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. From April 24th to June 5th, I posted a different bound edition from my shelves for auction, with the proceeds going to organizations like the Hero Initiative and Black Lives Matter. Jul 14, Justin rated it it was ok. 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. Stevens had a slick style that reminds me somewhat of Alex Toth The art holds up very well despite being almost 40 years old at this point. Seller Inventory As an adult, finding out that it was based off of a comic and reading said comic was like a trip back into the mindset of that awe-struck 8 year old. But the reason behind the enduring success of this series is the work of Dave Stevens. Kudos to IDW for bringing out a volume that is so obviously a labour of love. Stevens even went so far as to have the actions of the various characters talked about in panels - little action boxes that modern audiences tend to never see, but that were still a welcome sight in this book, as they really helped plant the story in the era it was set in.
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