This opening panel of the upcoming Lilian Ronashi: The Cursed Part 1, from @TheRippaverse written by Jen Soska of @twisted_twins, with art by Crizam Zamora and colors by @Marco_Lesko has me hyped! The art in those first few preview pages in Rippazine #5 are gorgeous.
Presented by Charlamagne Tha God @cthagod
Written by Bryan Edward Hill @bryanehill
Penciled by Denys Cowan @denyscowanart
Inked by Bill Sienkiewicz @billsienkiewiczart
Colors by Marco Lesko @marco_lesko
Letters by Andworld Design @andworlddesign
TMNT: Shredder introduces a new status quo for the villain that at times feels like it may rear into anti-hero territory until small meaningful moments get delivered, reminding us that Oroku Saki can be both layered and merciless. Loving this series!
Lilian Ronashi's dark origins will be explored in the Japanese horror-inspired Lilian Ronashi: The Cursed, written by Jen Soska.
What horrors will come to light under the spires of Neo Japan, and how many of them are caused by Lilian herself? ⬇️⬇️⬇️
What horrors await the streets and spires of Neo Japan in Lilian Ronashi: The Cursed, written by Jen Soska with art by Cris Zamora and Marco Lesko?
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From famed horror writers and directors, the Soska Sisters (@twisted_twins), comes Part One of our first Rippaverse villain titles, but with a twist to the Twisted Twins' usual writing methods! Instead of collaborators on these books, the scream queens are combatants!
First, making her way to the ring from the Great White North, writer of the slasher-inspired and Michael Copper-led The Black Eye Club, is Sylvia Soska!
And in the opposite corner, also from the Great White North, writer of the Japanese horror-inspired and Lilian Ronashi-starring The Cursed, is Jen Soska!
Which of these twins will take the title? Head over to the pre-order collection pages now and support your favorite (or both)!
Rippaverse® Founder @EricDJuly discusses the difference between a universe having political events and forcing 1:1 real-world politics into fictional storytelling, and why he has the commitment he does with our comic book universe.
Writer @bryanedwardhill (TV: TITANS, COMICS: BLADE) wakes me TF up to the fact that we live in a cyberpunk dystopia, just maybe not the Japanic-ing cybereyed one envisioned four decades ago.
Bryan (& Co) did some fine cyberpunk storytelling with CHARIOT, one of my faves of his.
Dig a @bryanedwardhill jam…would def be up for more CHARIOT comics when he has time & inspo (or maybe a live-action or animated adaptation of the comic, dare we dream) but between @cthagod PRESENTS ILLUMINATI & ULTIMATE BLACK PANTHER there’s no shortage of HillComicsGoodness™️.