Image says: "Hack/Slash creator TIM SEELEY brings his acclaimed web comic to the printed page! Welcome to Planet Solus: a world of magic, monsters and high technology! It's also home to Prince Jaysen, an average 15-year-old with hormones afire! Jaysen finds the mystical figure of action, an artifact that allows him to transform into COLT NOBLE, PALADIN OF POWER, just as his father, the King is taken hostage by a rag tag crew of would be evil overlords! Will he use the powerful body to save his world from the forces of darkness, or will he just try to get laid? It's Space opera meets teen sex comedy! This collection contains the entire story, sketches, and pin ups, PLUS a PRINT EXCLUSIVE tale featuring the origin of the ANIMALIENS!"
Colt Noble and the Megalords
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| Writer(s) | Tim Seeley |
| Artist(s) | Mike DiMayuga |
| Publisher | Image |
| Genre | Fantasy • Humor • Science-Fiction |
| On Sale | February 10, 2010 |
| Format | single issue |
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If Judd Apatow made a He-Man Movie
| Overall: | 4.0 |
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Reviewed by Patrick BrowerFebruary 11, 2010
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Okay, that's actually Dal's quote, but I think it's spot-on. If you've ever had any affinity for He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, you will LOVE this book. I do NOT have any affinity for He-Man and I loved this book. It's just plain, honest fun. Sure it's a more 'mature' look at a toy property, but Tim Seeley knows exactly WHY you always liked this genre to begin with. He just points it out, is all. I was way more of a Thundercats fan, and there's a little something T-Cat related here too, the Animaliens. Tim's ability to create (and parody) hundreds of characters rivals that of only Erik Larsen and Robert Kirkman. Any creator who builds his own toy line and playset and then films a TV commercial (or, you know, records real songs for a fictitious metal band) is just showing you how much fun he has working in comics. But ultimately, all that is unnecessary. If you want to see how much fun Tim Seeley has working on these comics, all you have to do is read them. It's on every page.
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