Incognito # 3 -

is a comic book published by Icon Comics & released on 4 / / 2009

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THE BEST-SELLING AND AWARD-WINNING TEAM OF BRUBAKER AND PHILLIPS SHOW YOU WHY IT'S GOOD TO BE BAD! Her name is Ava Destruction, and she's the most "live fast, die young, leave a good-looking corpse" kind of girl you've ever met. Ava, one of the Black Death's top enforcers, and a woman who's perpetually 16 on the outside, is sent into Witness Protection after our hero and while she may be pretty... what she leaves in her wake is anything but.

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  • Ed Brubaker
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  • Sean Phillips
    artist, cover



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    Collision course!
    Reviewed by TwilightThunder on April 30, 2009.
    TwilightThunder has written 59 reviews. His/her last review was for .
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    Zack Overkill is in trouble, yes he is. Ava Destruction, the girl that you can see in the cover is after him (she had a affair or something like that), apparently, she ran off the reservation she was in to look for him because one of the infamous Overkill Brothers is officially running amok on the streets beating thugs and rescuing girls in the dark, crooked alleys of the city! They even send a couple of whackos to execute a job that might shatter the current status quo!

    The universe that Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips created for this book is simply amazing. It's a clear homage to those sickf**k pulp novels from the 30s or the 40s and the "colorful" gallery of characters that inspire creators of these last decades. I think that's one of the aspects that I love of this particular book, it has: old fashioned Ray Guns, Mad Doctors, Torture and that's incredibly nailed by Phillips' art, which, is not as "perfect" or "flashy" like other artists out there, but moody and noirish. No wonder why Ed Brubaker has collaborated that much with him. Sometimes I wonder why this sort of stuff isn't published by Heavy Metal magazine, 'coz it's the kind of stuff I'd likely read in that awesome mag. Not in everyday comics, or at least not in the so-called Big Two, which, fortunately don't dominate the whole industry, and this sort of work proves my point.

    Thanks for those that had the initiative of giving credit to creators and freedom to actually let them do THEIR own stuff, and share it with the kind of people like me that gets easily bored of forced events and false promises of change in characters and continuity... Thanks, Icon Comics. Even though your books could be called expensive they're worth every single penny, for what lies within is totally AWESOME!



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    Date Added: April 15, 2009


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