The third installment in the WANTED:HERO eComic series, this issue features the changes in art style by Jaime Buckley, encouraged by the famous comic book master Dave Sim (creator of ‘Cerebus’). The new usage of light sources and line thickness dramatically changed the feel of the series, all for the better. In an attempt to expose Wendell to the...
WANTED:HERO #4 “Something Wicked This Way Comes”
Issue #4 was one of my favorites personally, because it brought out the first real use of the Ithari Stone (the Hero Gem), and revealed many facets of Dax and Chuck children wrote in about. You get your first real taste of the new characters, such as “King Robert III”, based on Robert Richardson, the writers actual uncle. It’s also the very...
WANTED:HERO #5 “The Wendell must DIE!”
The power of the Dark Lord is growing in the land, and Wendell is feeling the effects, especially as ‘The Robes’ have been given life and instruction to destroy the Gnolaum. Our Hero, now residing within the stone confines of Til-Thorin, finds himself under the influence of the sinister power of evil magic. Many conflicts surface among the...
WANTED:HERO “No Experience Necessary”
At the close of 2005, issues one through six of WANTED:HERO was collected and compiled into the first year end graphic novel. Self-published through WANTED HERO STUDIOS and still going strong, this first graphic novel is the realization of the initial goal to prove all the critics wrong and make a profit and living from an independent work. At over 200 pages,...
WANTED:HERO #7 “JUMPSTART—part 2″
The second part of the tragic ending of season one, Jaime Buckley decided to pick up and pace and go from bi-monthly eComics to monthly. A considerable feat, being a one man show. This continuation of the 2005 graphic novel “No Experience Necessary”, ‘Jumpstart–part 2′ was a welcome relief to WANTED:HERO addicts. The abrupt ending...
WANTED:HERO #8 “Nethinim”
In every society and among every race, there is a legend. A legend of a Human Brotherhood, blessed by the Gods with long life, for acts of valor and selflessness in the face of incredible odds. These men and women are known as the ‘Nethinim’. These humans come from all walks of life, moving through villages, cities and among the shadows of society,...
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