Post by droidofages on Nov 3, 2008 11:24:43 GMT -4
From the CBR article:
"John Cassaday may be known across the English-speaking comic crowd as the illustrator
behind big action hits like “Astonishing X-Men”...
...and “Planetary,”...
...but one of the artist’s most acclaimed projects is a comic book that’s never seen full print in the United States."
I Am Legion: The Dancing Faun was the first and only issue of the Fabien Nury, John Cassaday project to be published by the short lived team up between DC Comics and Humanoids Publishing. This singular book released in North America set up an intriguing mash-up of vampires and WWII espionage, only to leave us hanging for about a half a decade! The entire series is finally scheduled to be published by DDP.
"In January, Devil’s Due Publishing makes a move towards remedying the situation when it releases “I Am Legion” #1 – the first of eight issues serializing the three-volume graphic novel originally published by French comics house Humanoids.
Set in the later days of World War II, “I Am Legion” presents an unconventional vampire tale about the Nazi’s race to control the powers of 10-year-old vamp called Ana, while Allied forces scramble to uncover how their own ranks have been infiltrated by Hitler’s elite.
"John Cassaday may be known across the English-speaking comic crowd as the illustrator
behind big action hits like “Astonishing X-Men”...
...and “Planetary,”...
...but one of the artist’s most acclaimed projects is a comic book that’s never seen full print in the United States."
I Am Legion: The Dancing Faun was the first and only issue of the Fabien Nury, John Cassaday project to be published by the short lived team up between DC Comics and Humanoids Publishing. This singular book released in North America set up an intriguing mash-up of vampires and WWII espionage, only to leave us hanging for about a half a decade! The entire series is finally scheduled to be published by DDP.
"In January, Devil’s Due Publishing makes a move towards remedying the situation when it releases “I Am Legion” #1 – the first of eight issues serializing the three-volume graphic novel originally published by French comics house Humanoids.
Set in the later days of World War II, “I Am Legion” presents an unconventional vampire tale about the Nazi’s race to control the powers of 10-year-old vamp called Ana, while Allied forces scramble to uncover how their own ranks have been infiltrated by Hitler’s elite.
