Into this living hell one master criminal, Snake Plissken, is sent alone on a mission as dangerous as the criminals within its walls he must rescue the President of the United States whose plane crashes in New York City on its way to a world summit conference the President is carrying papers that are crucial to the survival of the United States. Other than the monthly food drops made by air into Central Park these outcasts are left completely on their own to prey on each other. Radar scanners revolve and helicopters circle the island of Manhattan endlessly. In this maximum security prison-city, escape has been made impossible – every bridge is mined and walled, the surrounding waters are filled with deadly electricity and the Statue of Liberty has become just another guard tower from which officers in infra-red goggles blast, on sight, any prisoners desperate enough to try to get out.
#ONE EYE SNAKE ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK SERIES#
Now Wang’s wedding has been invaded by evil forces with one thing on their minds-revenge against Jack Burton! Collects issues #1-4 of the critically acclaimed series USA Today calls one of “2014’s best of the best.It is 1997 and a nearly destroyed New York City has become a walled prison for over 3 million convicted criminals who have lost, but survived, a brutal war against the United States Police Force. He even helped his best friend Wang save his fiancée from the sorcerer’s clutches. What It Is: Jack Burton, a macho, truck-driving adventurer, shook the pillars of Heaven when he defeated the evil sorcerer Lo Pan. This is the first time any new Big Trouble stories have been officially told, and we have the film’s original director, John Carpenter, working with Eric Powell (The Goon) on the story, with Brian Churilla (Secret History of D.B. Cooper) on art. " What’s to Love: Big Trouble in Little China is one of our favorite cult-classic films because it mashed together ’80s action and supernatural fantasy movies with ’70s kung-fu flicks. He’s now on a hunt for the Pork-Chop Express, and the eccentric billionaire who has it!" His friends and the world around him have changed.
Synopsis: "The new creative team of writer Fred Van Lente (Archer & Armstrong), artist Joe Eisma (Morning Glories), and Mondo cover artist Jay Shaw (Evil Empire) brings Jack Burton into 2015! Jack is a man out of time. Synopsis: "It’s the return of an enemy from Snake’s past! Unable to trust anyone, Snake must join the invasion of the Gulag with the 81st and keep an eye out for the person gunning for his life." We have an early look at the cover art for all three releases. Also hitting comic shop shelves that month is the 13th installment of the Big Trouble in Little China series, as well as the first volume collecting issues #1–4 of Jack Burton's continued adventures. But Snake finds himself in an especially perilous spot in Escape From New York #7, due out from BOOM! Studios this June. Snake Plissken has made more enemies than friends over the years, so when someone from his past comes back to haunt him, it's just another day of dodging bullets for the enduring anti-hero.
0 kommentar(er)
