In this episode, we get our hands on more Newsarama Sneak Reviews. Starting with the WWI fighter pilot comic, Flight of the Phantom Eagle #1. Then, we get into some father issues with The Incredible Herc #115 and round it off with Issue #9 of The Order.In the Speed Round, we cover The Punisher #55, Madman #7, Green Arrow & Black Canary #6, Scorn #1, and The Astounding Wolf-man #5.

SEPTAGON STUDIOS FOR MAY

Septagon Studios Solicitation information for March Previews catalogue.After saving one life and ending several others, Michael is now a fugitive. While he hunts Torres, two of Chicago’s finest hunt for him. Detectives Keane and Rice are hot on Michael’s bloody trail, but will they get to him before it’s too late?

Comics never fail to deliver new vigilantes, superhero or otherwise. As long as theres someone running around who isn’t a cop bringing criminals to justice, we’ll eat it up. And ever since Frank Castle made his first appearance in Spiderman, we’ve embraced the gun totting vigilante (remember comics of the 1990’s?) with open arms, as Scorn, the first title from Septagon Studios, shows.

Septagon Studio brings the horrifying world of Scorn’s Michael Riggs to readers 2 weeks early.Toronto (March, 2008)—This week, Septagon Studios releases the highly-anticipated and critically-acclaimed comic book SCORN.

SCORN was originally released as a black-and-white format comic in 2004. It became a convention hit that year, selling over 500 copies, from Wizard World Dallas to Wizard World Chicago.

Toronto, March, 2008 Scorn #1: Obsessed, the debut comic book of Septagon Studios, Inc., has been Spotlighted, by Diamond Comic Distributors and is now available for re-orders.

To support this re-order offer, Septagon Studios has introduced a retailer support section on its website, providing an exclusive look behind the cover of Scorn #1 and other important details regarding the series, including distribution Information, preview pages, and testimonials.