Bluewater set to release Beatles graphic novel

“Great ideas, like the marriage of rock ‘n’ roll and comics, have the half-life of uranium and will always be popular,” says Jay Allen Sanford of Revolutionary Comics. “The folks at Bluewater clearly have their fingers on the same pop culture pulse that enabled the original Rock ‘N’ Roll Comics to become one of the top-selling indie comics of the ’90s. Truth is often stranger than fiction…and certainly much more interesting!”

Geez, does Bluewater have ANY good ideas?

The "comic book" company is just flat-out terrible. All they do is attempt to capitalize on the "Flavor of The Week" quasi-celebrity like the banshee that birthed "Twilight" upon an unsuspecting world, Sarah Palin (and as a respected Alaskan, she's the equivalent of what Chuck Austen did to the X-Men), and now THIS travesty.
 
Look...I am no fan of the Beatles; probably the farthest from it before straight-out hating them. But, I respect the fact that they were ungodly huge in their time, and a few million truckloads worth of women would have committed ritualistic suicide for a chance to smell their breath. You've GOT to admire that, be it in a cult or a rock-n-roll group. 
 
BUT...this newfound popularity they're discovering is because of a VIDEO GAME. And not just any video game, "Rock Band", the video game that made me almost quit playing games altogether. So now an entirely-new generation can enjoy the Beatles as the pay absolutely no attention to the music and instead focus on the multi-colored buttons they have to mash in order to not fail the game. Awesome. 
 
So thank you, Blue Water, for continuing to produce this high-quality toilet paper. The rich need to wipe, too...

I swear I will never get a job with them, lest they put me with a colorist who doesn't belong on the comic pages...

As much as I like a lot of The Beatles music. Why? Anyone who likes these bands enough to get these comics. Most likely already know the stories and bought the books. Unless this comic has something new to say. The whole thing feels pointless.
 
Though, the Rock Band Beatles feels like a good idea. That introduces the music to another generation and you actually get to hear the music.

Hmm.... I didn't know Justin Long,   David Duchovny, a young   Leonard Nimoy, and Cillian Murphy were in The Beatles.... THIS ART IS AWFUL!!!!!! LOL

As frightening as The Beatles sounds, how are they going to follow it up? The Stones? Beach Boys? The Monkees? The Eagles? Led Zepplin? The Archies - oh wait a minute they have their own comic already... 

" The "comic book" company is just flat-out terrible. All they do is attempt to capitalize on the "Flavor of The Week" quasi-celebrity like the banshee that birthed "Twilight" upon an unsuspecting world, Sarah Palin (and as a respected Alaskan, she's the equivalent of what Chuck Austen did to the X-Men), and now THIS travesty.  Look...I am no fan of the Beatles; probably the farthest from it before straight-out hating them. But, I respect the fact that they were ungodly huge in their time, and a few million truckloads worth of women would have committed ritualistic suicide for a chance to smell their breath. You've GOT to admire that, be it in a cult or a rock-n-roll group.   BUT...this newfound popularity they're discovering is because of a VIDEO GAME. And not just any video game, "Rock Band", the video game that made me almost quit playing games altogether. So now an entirely-new generation can enjoy the Beatles as the pay absolutely no attention to the music and instead focus on the multi-colored buttons they have to mash in order to not fail the game. Awesome.    So thank you, Blue Water, for continuing to produce this high-quality toilet paper. The rich need to wipe, too... "

The Beatles......some great catchy songs.........
 
Will it be a great catchy comic..........more than likely ............NOT.
 
 
lol

" The "comic book" company is just flat-out terrible. All they do is attempt to capitalize on the "Flavor of The Week" quasi-celebrity like the banshee that birthed "Twilight" upon an unsuspecting world, Sarah Palin (and as a respected Alaskan, she's the equivalent of what Chuck Austen did to the X-Men), and now THIS travesty.  Look...I am no fan of the Beatles; probably the farthest from it before straight-out hating them. But, I respect the fact that they were ungodly huge in their time, and a few million truckloads worth of women would have committed ritualistic suicide for a chance to smell their breath. You've GOT to admire that, be it in a cult or a rock-n-roll group.   BUT...this newfound popularity they're discovering is because of a VIDEO GAME. And not just any video game, "Rock Band", the video game that made me almost quit playing games altogether. So now an entirely-new generation can enjoy the Beatles as the pay absolutely no attention to the music and instead focus on the multi-colored buttons they have to mash in order to not fail the game. Awesome.    So thank you, Blue Water, for continuing to produce this high-quality toilet paper. The rich need to wipe, too... "

Ahhh nooooo! Somebody make it stop!!!

I'm not sure what's worse about that art, the fact that all four people look the same, or that none of them look like any Beatle.

It was gonna happen sooner or later.

" The Beatles were one of the world's greatest boy bands. They deserve a comic book. "

OMFG! lol

Dear god.....no, they are over rated.

no thanks.
 Beatles were made to listen to not read about, especially in comic book form.

Cool.  While I haven't looked at em in like almost 20 years, I recall that I have some old 'Rock N Roll' Comics from back in the day... AC\DC and The Doors I believe.  They were entertaining back in the day.  Not that I would be too interested in them now, but if I recall, the Rock Comics were great ways to get kids n teenagers to read comics that never would have touched them before.... Don't think the Beatles will do the same thing, but maybe if they did some pop acts of this day and age...

Fake, bad, crappy, overmarketed mock-rock from... Britain (?) gets its own comic. Not the first time, and sadly the last time wasn't the last.