CRÉCY: Coming This Summer
March 8th, 2007 | Work
Cover by Felipe Massafera.
The story is illustrated by Raulo Cacares:
More and bigger CRECY art can be seen here at the Engine.
12 Responses to “CRÉCY: Coming This Summer”
WARREN ELLIS is a graphic novelist, author and columnist. His new novel, GUN MACHINE, available now from Mulholland Books, is being developed for television by Chernin Entertainment and FOX. His first non-fiction book, from FSG, is due in 2014. RED 2, the sequel to the Bruce Willis-Helen Mirren film RED based on his book of the same name, will be released in August 2013.
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Really can’t frickin’ wait…
Holding my breath until then would be a bad idea, though, wouldn’t it?
Wonderful art by Mr. Massafera. I can see this appealing to the “300″ audience for historic epics.
J
That cover is so freakin’ awesome.
Oh yeah. Hell yeah.
I like that Americans will not understand that it is a rude gesture.
i drool with anticipation
not all americans are as stupid as you assume ‘matt’
Raulo Rules!!
Also its not a rude gesture, its a gesture of defiance.
Single raised middle digit is the insult meaning ‘ Were gonna cut your finger off’.
Yeah, Im from bible belt texas and even I know that one, it’s pretty universal among any english speaking population.
Didn’t the 2 finger think originate from a taunt, displaying that the person still had the 2 fingers needed to draw a bow? I guess that kinda works with what Elbee said…
[...] 1:25 – Weekly….? 9:45 – Please please please check out Techno Animal – Brother Hood of the Bomb (still available from e-music) 23:00 – Christ Corsano 24:14 – Ok to be honest I only like some Justice, but its still ok even now that every middleschoolers brother knows it. 26:50 – HAVE I READ PLANETARY…indeed! 28:00 – There is our weekly Liefield reference 29:00 – Youngblood 30:00 – WARREN ELLIS ON ASTONISHING X-MEN 33:00 – Crecy [...]
Considering the single finger gesture has been dated back to pre-Roman era, and the dual finger well before the English/Welsh longbow became much of a success, you’re all idiots.
That being said, great comic.