Eldish Gigersuit?

Eldish Gigersuit?

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  1. cole longMarch 27, 2015 at 8:15 AM

    (Enrique Alcatena)

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  2. Michael MoscripMarch 27, 2015 at 12:18 PM

    Is this his version of Celestials?

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  3. cole longMarch 27, 2015 at 12:19 PM

    Michael Moscrip i haven't read the issue but this is what the guy who posted it says

    "Issues 5 and 6 contain a 2-part story by Ian Edinton and Alcatena; a story that is very good, but very unlike anything that Robert Howard would have come up with. Replete with fallen gods, alchemists, zombies, strange science, flying ships and wandering warrior-priestesses, it's way closer to a Michael Moorcock novel than anything else. But hey, let's just enjoy it for what it is. On its own terms, this is a very entertaining story.

    The plot revolves around the fall from the sky of a god who's just lost some kind of celestial battle. (Gee, isn't this mag just full of fallen dark gods)? This one could be a Celestial if they had been designed by Philippe Druillet instead of Jack Kirby."

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