If you’ve been following the blog lately, you’ll know we have this great project by Alp Altiner which will be unleashed to the comic buying public this June. Team 14 is gonna gain mucho attention for it’s concept and art. Now we’ve taken it a step further…

If you’re a fan of great comics by Top Cow, the name Eric Basaldua (ebas) shouldn’t be a stranger to you. Eric has worked on titles such as Witchblade and the upcoming Witchblade/Devi one-shot. So you’re definitely not gonna want to miss this gorgeous variant. It compliments Alp’s cover and any true fan of great art will want to own both.

Look for Team 14 from Digital Webbing Press this June.

Prime Cuts #1 hits on February 27th with #2 already at the printer. So Prime Cuts #3 will be here in no time. We’re targeting an August release and have already begun work on Prime Cuts #4 (with the return of Steve Scott, artist from BloodRayne Twin Blades, working on a short story to match his cover).

Here’s a peek at a great, new BloodRayne artist who we hope to keep around for a long while. If not on BloodRayne, definitely something new we have planned by year’s end. Oscar Bazaldua is sure to build a huge following as more of his work is seen by comic book fans.

Source: Eye On Comics
Reviewer: Don MacPherson
Rating: 7/10

While Vampirella has been a mainstay and an icon in the comics industry for decades, Sword of Dracula is a newer property, having been published by Image and IDW before landing at Digital Webbing. I’m not sure if I’ve read any SoD comics before, and I certain didn’t recognize much here. The good news is that this is an accessible introduction to the concept, which is sort of like Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets Mission Impossible. The better news is that SoD creators Jason Henderson and Greg Scott handle Vampirella incredibly well. She’s not depicted as a blood-sucking sexpot heroine in this story; instead, she’s a rogue agent in a supernatural underworld of crime, commerce and curses.

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  Mike Imboden posted these photos of the Fist of Justice Shockini revealed at the ToyFair ‘08 tradeshow. Fist of Justice is part of the Indie Spotlight Series 2 by Shocker Toys. Shockinis are the tough little 3” block figures mirroring the characters. The 3” Comic Book block figures will be available in 2 character packs. It’s unknown at present which other character FOJ will be shipped with.

Source: Red Can Comics

The first issue of this two-part series from Digital Webbing sets a grim picture. It goes like this. Back in the 80’s, Russia was having a problem with Afghanistan. Russia created a virus that attacked the Y chromosome, effectively infecting male humans only, causing a rage-like zombie state. They determined that this would save Russian soldier’s lives and ammunition by causing the Afghans to attack each other. They never used it. A Russina general got wind of this virus and reported it. The Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, GA confiscated it. Enroute to the CDC, a terrorist group stole the virus, and let it loose on the population of the U.S. This brings us to our current story.

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Here’s a page from BloodRayne: Tokyo Rogue #1. Written by regular BloodRayne storyteller Troy Wall, penciled by newcomer Jake Bilbao (who also did two stories in the upcoming Prime Cuts #1 and #2), inked by our buddy John Waki, and colored by groovy Joel Seguin.

This issue will definitely please Rayne fans looking for action. The whole issue is a enormous fight scene. Oh yeah, we also slip in Ayano, a character who plays a major role in this mini-series.

Look for more previews posted here shortly. Look for BloodRayne Tokyo Rogue #1 in comic shops this May. Ask your comic shop for Digital Webbing comics!

Here’s a 5-page preview of BloodRayne: Prime Cuts #1
On sale: February 27, 2008, Digital Webbing Press

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BLOODRAYNE PRIME CUTS #1
by Chad Lambert, Chad Hardin, Jake Bilbao
Ever wonder what happened between the two groundbreaking BloodRayne video games? Prime Cuts offers two bloody tales that set the stage! First, the Cult of Kagan kidnaps a member of the Brimstone Society and guess who has to spring the trap? Next, a mysterious foe thought long-dead from the first game is back and he’s…robbing a convenience store?