books by Karl Kesel (spider-man apocalypse wolverine)

books by Karl Kesel

books:

Marvel Apes #3 (Of 4)
KARL KESEL

Marvel, 2008

THE FURRY, FURIOUS FINALE OF MARVEL'S MONKEYFIED MASTERPIECE! It's Gorilla Warfare as the Simian Superheroes plot their primate plan against the human's homeworld-- and the only one who can stop them is... The Gibbon!?! Good thing he has help from... Speedball??!!?! We're doomed... Don't miss the all-out ape action and primate (plus prosimian!) pandemonium in this-- the must-read mini-series of the month! Be the envy of your friends as people ...

Fantastic Four/Inhumans (Marvel Comics, Annihilation)
Carlos Pacheco, Rafael Marin, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

The incredible Inhumans have long been allies to the FF in defending the Earth, but what happens when they leave it? And what awaits them when they come back? See for yourself in a saga where treachery, intrigue and buried secrets reach from the depths of space to deep within Inhuman history! Guest-starring Ronan and Starlord of Annihilation! Collects Inhumans #1-4 and Fantastic Four #51-54

Marvel Apes #1

1 review
Karl Kesel

Marvel Comics, 2008

Marvel Zombies meets Planet of the Apes
Im not saying this is as good as the greatest Marvel mini series of all time but the plot is in a way simular. A Marvel character named Gibbons (who looks like a Gibbon) along with a female scientist is transported to an alternate universe where apes are the ruling species and there arent any humans..with a 1 or 2 exception. There are even Monkey/Ape versions of heroes and villians. There is ...

Marvel Westerns HC (Marvel Comics)

1 review
Dan Slott, Jeff Parker, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

One Full Saddle: Marvel Throws Everything Remotely Western Into This Collection and Comes Out a Two-Fisted, Six Shootin Winner!
This is simply a great collection. Marvel, in an attempt to bring the Wild West genre back to comics, has put everything they can into this book. If you're even slightly interested in two-gun heroes, wild fillies of the fighting persuasion, and just good, old-fashioned Texan yarns, this book is for you. The action here is all-out but also thoughtful. WARNING: SPOILERS HEREAFTER. Steve ...

The Return of Superman

20 reviews
Dan Jurgens, Karl Kesel, ...

DC Comics, 1993

extremely satisfied
my item arrived in brand new condition and i was very happy with my purchase

Superman: Bizarro's World (DC Comics)

1 review
Dan Jurgens, Karl Kesel, ...

Dc Comics, 1996

Nice to read, but not what I and other readers would expect
The plot: Lex Luthor II is dying because of some clone deseases, and he desides to create another superman clone and put his mind on it. The clone obviously ends up a bizarro, escapes luthor and things happen. He tries to re-create his world (in an abandoned warehouse, not like in the 38's Superman), with Lois in it. The story is nice to read, but it's most definitely not what I would have ...

Batman & Spider-Man (New Age Dawning)

2 reviews
J. M. Dematteis

DC Comics, 1997

Brilliant!
Although this graphic novel is short, fans of both DC or Marvel will enjoy it. Whether you like DC or Marvel, both or one over the other, this is a good choice for you. Spiderman and Batman team up to hear that Kingpin is taking his almost dead wife to Ra's Al Ghul for he heard that only Ghul can save her from death. But Batman knows there's more to it.

World Without a Superman

18 reviews
Dan Jurgens, Karl Kesel, ...

DC Comics, 1993

Just what I was looking for
I bought The Death of Superman and The Return of Superman separately at Borders, but I didn't realize that there was another volume to go in between them. This was just exactly what I was looking for and it arrived a little faster than I thought it would.

Harley Quinn: Preludes and Knock-Knock Jokes

4 reviews
Karl Kesel, Terry Dodson

DC Comics, 2008

A light weight knock out
Fans of Harley Quinn should purchase this without hesitation; it delivers the first seven issues of her y2k series in a beautifully bound hardcover. Visually, the pages here feature mostly fantastic, seductive, pin-up style panels of Harley mixed with some cartoon like panels that resemble her in the Batman animated series. One has to assume the later is done because of time constraints, but ...

Indiana Jones Omnibus, Vol. 1

6 reviews
Leo Duranona, William Messner-Loeb, ...

Dark Horse Comics, 2008

Indy Returns in ALL Media
Fresh on the heels of the release of the new Indiana Jones trailer and May 22nd film debut, Darkhorse Books has reprinted three complete treasure seeking adventures fans can whet their appetites on. The Indy flood not only includes comics, but also books (film adaptatons and series), but also the Young Indy Chronicles and the three previous films. With an archaeological smorgasborg like that ...

Harley Quinn No. 15 Feb
Karl Kesel

DC, 2002

The Glove of Darth Vader (Star Wars , Vol 1)

27 reviews
Paul Davids, Hollace Davids

Gareth Stevens Publishing, 1997

Good Book
I loved this book! The first time I read it it took me about 5 days but it was good. A lot of stuff that happened would never be in a Timothy Zahn type EU. The book is more aimed for ages 7 to 11 with the simple vocabulary and the pictures. It also isn't very graphic when someone gets killed. A typical killing part would be "Luke swung his lightsaber at the stormtrooper and he fell to the ...

Batman Batgirl: Batgirl (Batman)

3 reviews
Kelley Puckett

DC Comics, 1997

BAT-Beginnings
This graphic novel tells us of Batgirl's beginning of being a superheroe. The art work and story are great. As the story opens we see Barbara Gordon getting use to her new "night job" and feeling the thrills of the new experiences, but by the end we see how she has become hardened, in a way,to the reality and ugliness of Gotham City. Matt Haley's artwork is brilliant. His Batgirl looks ...

Human Torch Volume 1: Burn Digest (Human Torch)
Karl Kesel, Skottie Young

Marvel Comics, 2005

Johnny Storm is the youngest member of the world-famous Fantastic Four, with the powers and temperament of fire itself. Impulsive, restless and thrill-seeking by nature, the Torch doesn't need to wait for the rest of the FF. He can get into trouble all by himself. Years ago, after gaining his powers, Johnny became the most popular student on his high-school campus. The Big Man on Campus until the Torch came along was Olympic-bound wrestler Mike ...

Harley Quinn No. 20 Jul (Wouldn't Be Caught Dead There)
Karl Kesel, 2002

Superboy #8 (Volume 3)
Karl Kesel

DC Comics, 1994

Weapon X (X-Men: The Age of Apocalypse Gold Deluxe Edition) (Wolverine)

3 reviews
Larry Hama, Adam Kubert, ...

Marvel Entertainment Group, 1995

The most outstanding tale of the AOA X-men ever conceived
With the most incredible drawings and eloborate storyline, this 4 parter stands head and shoulders ablove any thing else you will ever read in comic book form. Without going into detail of the plot (and ruining the story), this is a perfect world for Logan. If you have followed the life of the man called Logan, you will know only too well that his life has been cursed with tradegy, marred ...

Fantastic Four Vol. 5: Disassembled
Mark Waid, Karl Kesel, ...

Marvel Comics, 2004

Manhattan is cut off from the rest of the world by a fleet of miles-high alien spacecraft -and that's just the beginning! With the Avengers in disarray, New York reluctantly turns to the disenfranchised Fantastic Four, the only heroes in town, to save them - but where to even start? And which member of the team will make a decision that will radically change the Fantastic Four for some time to come? Plus: Witness the genesis of an all-new, ...

Marvel Apes #2 Comic
Karl Kesel

Marvel Comics, 2008

Written by KARL KESEL Pencils by RAMON BACHS Cover by JOHN WATSON Variant Cover by PHIL JIMENEZ Flingin' feces, True Believer-- the entire Marvel Universe has gone APE! Just when he thinks life can't get any worse or weirder, Marty Blank - a.k.a. that lovable loser, the Gibbon -- finds himself and the brilliant-and-beautiful Dr. Fiona Fitzhugh transported to a world where monkeys rule and humans don't exist! SEE the spectacular simian city of ...

Marvel Apes TPB
Karl Kesel, Ramon Bachs

Marvel Comics, 2009

Flingin' feces, True Believer - the entire Marvel Universe has gone APE! Just when he thinks life can't get any worse or weirder, Marty Blank - a.k.a. that lovable loser, the Gibbon - finds himself and the brilliant-and-beautiful Dr. Fiona Fitzhugh transported to a world where monkeys rule and humans don't exist! SEE the spectacular simian city of Monkhattan! MEET the hominoid heroes and villains - SPIDER-MONKEY! DOC OOK! IRON MANDRILL! SIMIAN ...