IN-STORES THIS WEEK FROM DYNAMITE! ARMY OF DARKNESS/XENA, DARKNESS VS. EVA AND MORE!

IN STORES APRIL 23, 2008

ARMY OF DARKNESS/XENA: WHY NOT? #2 By Layman, and Montenegro!http://www.dynamiteentertainment.com/htmlfiles/p-C109500.html
DIAMOND ORDER CODE: FEB08 3647
The cross-over no one asked for -- or expected -- is finally here! Too big for the movie of television screen, Dynamite presents the ultimate "Why Not? tale as Ash and Army of Darkness meets Xena, the Warrior Princess in the second issue of this 4-part mini series event!
When you have a guy that looks like Ash already wandering around (Xena's pal Autolycus and then the main man himself drops in? What you've got there is one helluva case of mistaken identity. Throw in some little Ash's and a kingdom of fairies and what you know have now is one romp the likes of which Xena and Gabrielle have never, EVER, seen...
Writer John (Marvel Zombies vs. the Army of Darkness) is joined by artist Miguel Montenegro and cover artists UDON Studios and Fabiano Neves!

DARKNESS VS. EVA: DAUGHTER OF THE DRAGON #2 By Moore, Reppion, Salazar and Fajardo!http://www.dynamiteentertainment.com/htmlfiles/p-C109499.html
DIAMOND ORDER CODE: FEB08 3642
Top Cow and Dynamite are at it again, this time pitting The Darkness against the ass-kicking daughter of Dracula (and slayer of all things evil and undead) - Eva, as the two meet for the first time ever!
This crossover of dark and demonic dimensions continues as Eva and Jackie Estacado are drawn together by mysterious forces and when they meet - darkness meets darkness and you can bet there's gonna be a fight!
Written by Leah Moore and John Reppion, and drawn by Edgar Salazar, this first issue also features three incredible Covers: Paul (Red Sonja) Renaud, Brett (Anita Blake) Booth and Edgar Salazar!

STILL AVAILABLE:
EVA: DAUGHTER OF THE DRAGON ONE SHOT by Jo Chen and Edgar Salazar
http://www.dynamiteentertainment.com/htmlfiles/p-C107723.html
DIAMOND ORDER CODE: JUN073392
From the pages of Army of Darkness (Ash vs. the Monsters) comes the first one-shot starring Eva, Daughter of Dracula and sworn vampire slayer!
Fresh from her appearance battling her father, Dracula, in the pages of Army of Darkness, Eva's adventures are chronicled by writer Brandon Jerwa and artist Edgar Salazar, all under an incredible painted cover by Jo (Buffy) Chen and TBD! This story shifts from the past to the present and features not only Eva, but a classic line-up of horrific characters including Dracula, Frankenstein's monster and more!
Eva is Dynamite's next break-out character and set to star with The Darkness in the next Dynamite/Top Cow cross-over - be sure to contact your local retailer for this limited edition release!

IN STORES MAY 3, 2008
PROJECT SUPERPOWERS: FREE COMIC BOOK DAY EDITION - Featuring the Death Defying Devil!

COMING SOON
MAN WITH NO NAME: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLIER #1http://www.dynamiteentertainment.com/htmlfiles/p-C109682.html
BROTHERS IN ARMS #1http://www.dynamiteentertainment.com/htmlfiles/p-C109264.html
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: ORIGINS #5http://www.dynamiteentertainment.com/htmlfiles/p-C109278.html
PROJECT SUPERPOWERS #3http://www.dynamiteentertainment.com/htmlfiles/p-C109271.html
ZORRO #3http://www.dynamiteentertainment.com/htmlfiles/p-C109497.html
RED SONJA #33http://www.dynamiteentertainment.com/htmlfiles/p-C109495.html

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Kenneth writes: "What happened? Matthews, Cariello and Cassaday were doing such a fine job on The Lone Ranger & Tonto then along comes Paul Pope. I find it difficult picturing The Lone Ranger and/or Tonto as drawn by Paul. Story was very good but the artistry needs some modification so we can identify our heroes. Although a LR fan since the early years I shall continue but, please, make some changes so we can identify our beloved LR and Tonto.
Nothing happened there Ken, and our core creative team is hard at work on issues 12-15. Paul came in to illustrate the "fable" portion of our story, not even drawing any of the central cast… for a different take on Paul’s contribution, see the excerpt of Marc Mason’s review below!

DYNAMITE IN THE NEWS:
RED SONJA #32 (Broken Frontier): "Red Sonja has proved to be a daring title, taking the opportunity of a character’s death to more deeply explore who that character is and what she represents. If you think you know Red Sonja, think again. Ortega and others are proving that the character is more than she seems and certainly there is more to come before Sonja and Charon finish their journey."
THE LONE RANGER #11 (The Comics Waiting Room): "The upcoming re-start of a film franchise for the Ranger was in the news again recently, and while mention of this book was absent in those stories, you have to hope that intelligence will shine through and that the property will use this work as a foundation. The characters have never been this interesting or compelling, and the comic has been tailor-made for screen adaptation. If you haven’t read it, this is a pretty good place to start."
TIME WARP (Wall Street Journal): “Yet some Golden Age characters seem to be making a comeback. In the past few months two publishers, the industry giant Marvel and the small independent Dynamite, have launched titles that resurrect heroes from nearly 70 years ago and drop them into the modern world.”More at: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120848306949325167.html