The Comics Kayfabe Guys Dive Into Stroman's X-Factor Debut

Jim Rugg and Ed Piskor speak on Peter David and Larry Stroman's debut on X-Factor with issue 71, which introduces a new team and a unique style to the Marvel mutant universe.

I'm THANKFUL for the promise of a TRIBE relaunch...

My friend Alan got me started thinking about the cult-classic comic TRIBE, a creator-owned book that combined the aesthetics of indie superheroes and black consciousness that made it exciting to be a black comic book reader in the early nineties.

PREVIEW- The first chapter of PURGE: A NEW DIRECTION is complete, and ready to go to print!

Roosevelt Pitt has assembled an impressive team to produce his afroturist superhero comic Purge: A New Direction#1 that includes Larry Stroman, Mshindo Kuumba I, and the Xong brothers.  The issue is ready to go to the printer, with preorder loot from Kickstarter backers.  Peep some preview pages below...

LARRY STROMAN SIGHTING!!! - Peep ALIEN LEGION: UNCIVIL WAR #3

Y'all know I cuts for Larry Stroman from his work on X-Factor for Marvel Comics and his creator-owned book TRIBE back in the nineties. Hence, I am honor-bound to post this preview from this revival of the sci-fi action comic Alien Legion: Uncivil War he's working on with Chuck Dixon and Carl Potts...

PREVIEW- ALIEN LEGION: UNCIVIL WAR by Chuck Dixon, Larry Stroman and Carl Potts

I never read Alien Legion, the sporadic yet long-running science fiction comic by Chuck Dixon, Carl Potts and Larry Stroman, but from all accounts this new series from Titan will not require knowledge of the previous books to enjoy.

PREVIEW: Secret Avengers #18

I haven't bought a single issue of Secret Avengers, but I promise you if I see this alternate cover of Secret Avengers #18 (which parodies Frank Quitely's hella tight cover to New X-men #114, that doubled as the cover to the collection New X-Men, Vol. 1: E is for Extinction) by Larry Stroman the next time I'm at my comic shop, I guarantee you that they will get my three dollars. Oh yeah, the interiors by Warren Ellis and Michael Lark don't suck either...

Bishop: the pre-Mullet Years

click the pick for the preview of X-MEN: the Times and Life of Lucas Bishop. this joint features interior pencils by Larry Stroman (X-Factor, Tribe), if that sweetens the pot for you...
the pitch:
Seventy years in the future, a young Bishop makes the hard journey from petty street thief to hero cop—but along the way, learns more about the green-eyed girl who damned mutants everywhere to a life of suffering and death. But when a time portal opens up, Bishop is given a glimpse of mutant life in the past… and a glimmer of hope in an otherwise murky future.
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