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miércoles, 21 de octubre de 2026

RESEÑA EN ESPAÑOL/INGLÉS DE "REDCOAT #21" CON SPOILERS Y ADELANTO

 

Portada A de Bryan Hitch y Brad Anderson

Ghost Machine Productions lanza REDCOAT un nuevo personaje que lo conocimos en los dos especiales GEIGER 80-PAGE GIANT #1 (2022) y GHOST MACHINE #1 ONE-SHOT (2024), del escritor Geoff Johns, el artista Bryan Hitch, que narra las aventuras de un casi héroe de guerra que forma parte del universo de los UNNAMED que incluye a Geiger y Junkyard Joe.

¿De qué viene?

Tras el épico enfrentamiento del número anterior contra Benedict Arnold y sus secuaces encapuchados, la vida de Simon ha cambiado drásticamente. Sin saber qué camino tomar a continuación, su única salvación llega de la mano del único amigo que le queda: Albert Einstein.

Trama

Simón sufrió un daño en su columna vertebral asesinando al último secuaz de Benedict Arnold, por lo que está postrado en una silla de ruedas.

Albert Einstein lo atiende e intenta hacer que se sienta mejor, pero Simon está en un estado de profunda depresión, se culpa por la muerte de Margaret, May y Albert, el sabe que va a volver a caminar porque su cuerpo se va a curar, pero simplemente no lo quiere hacer.

Albert Einstein se rinde en su deseo de que Simon se recupere y se va a devolver a Alemania, cuando de la nada aparece Paul Revere, otro de los Padres Fundadores de EE.UU, que Benedict aborrecía y ahora también es inmortal y le va a explicar algo a Albert sobre la inmortalidad de Simon.

Esta entrega lidia con el dolor de la pérdida de Simon, pero su mundo lleno de peligros y misterios sigue girando.


Arte
Bryan Hitch ofrece su visión cinematográfica, dónde dirige secuencias de acción hipnotizantes y captura los detalles y tonos de cada época de antaño. Los colores crean la atmósfera perfecta que te transporta a principios del siglo XX.

Tiene un manejo de las escalas hipnotizante, transporta y te sacude con visiones realistas impactantes en un formato muy parecido al cinematográfico.


Resumen
Albert intenta que Simon se recupere, pero la pérdida es prácticamente insuperable

Calificación 
5 de 5

Adelanto








Créditos
Fecha de lanzamiento: 21 de Octubre
Escrito por Geoff Johns    
Arte de Bryan Hitch
Tintas Andrew Currie
Rotulador ROB LEIGH

Editor en jefe BRIAN CUNNINGHAM

Diseñador STEVE BLACKWELL

Editorial Ghost Machine
Imprenta Image Comics


REVIEW IN ENGLISH
   with spoilers




Portada B de Bryan Hitch y Brad Anderson

What does it come from?
In the aftermath of last issue’s epic showdown with Benedict Arnold and his hooded goons, Simon’s life has dramatically changed. Unsure where to take his next steps, his only salvation comes in the form of his only friend left: Albert Einstein.

Plot
Simon suffered a spinal injury while killing Benedict Arnold's last henchman, leaving him confined to a wheelchair.

Albert Einstein tends to him and tries to lift his spirits, but Simon is in a state of deep depression, blaming himself for the deaths of Margaret, May, and Albert; he knows he will walk again because his body is healing, but he simply has no desire to do so.

Just as Albert Einstein is about to give up hope for Simon's recovery and return to Germany, Paul Revere—another U.S. Founding Father whom Benedict loathed and who has also become immortal—appears out of nowhere to explain something to Albert about Simon's immortality.

This installment deals with the pain of Simon's loss, even as his world—filled with danger and mystery—keeps turning.

Art
Bryan Hitch brings his cinematic vision to the table, directing mesmerizing action sequences and capturing the details and tones of bygone eras. The colors create a perfect atmosphere that transports the reader to the early 20th century.

His handling of scale is mesmerizing; he transports and shakes the reader with striking, realistic visuals in a format that closely resembles cinema.


Summary
Albert tries to help Simon recover, but the loss proves nearly insurmountable

Rating
5 of 5

Portada C Blank variant

Credits
Release date: October 21th

Written by Geoff Johns    

Colors by Brad Anderson

Inks Andrew Currie

Letterer ROB LEIGH

Editor in Chief BRIAN CUNNINGHAM

Designer STEVE BLACKWELL

Publisher Image Comics



Fuentes/Sources


miércoles, 30 de septiembre de 2026

RESEÑA EN ESPAÑOL/INGLÉS DE "THE TRILLION DOLLAR KID TPB" SIN SPOILERS, INCLUYE PÁGINAS DE ARTE INTERNO



Ghost Machine Productions lanza THE TRILLION DOLLAR KID, cuya introducción al universo de FAMILY ODYSSEYS comienza con el crossover THE UNBELIEVABLES

Créditos
Fecha de lanzamiento: 30 de Septiembre
Rotulador ROB LEIGH

Editor en jefe BRIAN CUNNINGHAM

Diseñador STEVE BLACKWELL

Editorial Ghost Machine
Imprenta Image Comics
Colecciona THE ROCKETFELLERS #0, THE ROCKETFELLERS #13, HORNSBY & HALO #0, HORNSBY & HALO #14, THE TRILLION DOLLAR KID #1-2.

Sinopsis

Conoce a Thomas Noble Townsend III, el Chico del Billón de Dólares. El dinero no puede comprarlo todo, pero para un adolescente con recursos y una fortuna ilimitados, lo increíble nunca está fuera de su alcance.

En su búsqueda por todo el mundo de personas con habilidades y orígenes extraordinarios —y a veces inconcebibles—, las aventuras de Tommy comienzan cuando sus pesquisas lo llevan hasta un par de jóvenes cósmicos destinados a gobernar el cielo y el infierno, y a una familia de un futuro lejano que se oculta en nuestro presente.

Pero a medida que Tommy descubre más cosas inimaginables, ¿lo conducirán estas hacia aquello que realmente busca en esta aventura?


Trama



Calificación 
4.5 de 5

Adelanto










REVIEW IN ENGLISH
   without spoilers

Credits
Release date: August 5th

Letterer ROB LEIGH

Editor in Chief BRIAN CUNNINGHAM

Designer STEVE BLACKWELL

Publisher Ghost Machine

Published through Image Comics

Collects THE ROCKETFELLERS #0, THE ROCKETFELLERS #13, HORNSBY & HALO #0, HORNSBY & HALO #14, THE TRILLION DOLLAR KID #1-2


Synopsis
Meet Thomas Noble Townsend III, the Trillion Dollar Kid. Money can’t buy everything but for a teen with unlimited resources and wealth, the unbelievable is never out of reach.

On a search for those across the world who possess remarkable and sometimes unconceivable abilities and origins, Tommy’s adventures begin as his hunt leads him to a pair of cosmic youngsters destined to rule heaven and hell, and a family from the far future hiding in our present.

But as Tommy unlocks more of the unimaginable, will it lead him to what he’s really searching for on this quest?



Plot
Thomas Noble Townsend is the first trillionaire (meaning he possesses a million million), and he is barely thirteen years old, thanks to a new adhesive bandage formula developed by his parents' company.

Although he comes from a humble background, Thomas wants to bring happiness to the world through his bold projects and ideas; however, his parents had been keeping secret the existence of extraordinary beings they called "The Unbelievables."

Thomas does not yet realize that he can never make everyone happy.

But Thomas's parents and sister mysteriously vanish, and the only clue might lie with one of those extraordinary beings they had been investigating.

Thomas lives in a world of technology far ahead of its time; yet, despite all his resources, he remains in the dark about what happened to his family. Consequently, he sets out to visit Hornsby and Halo first, followed by the Rocketfellers.

This comic expands the *Family Odysseys* universe by introducing various extraordinary beings who will reappear in future installments and new series—stories in which the mystery of Thomas's parents' disappearance conceals a dangerous conspiracy.

"The Trillion Dollar Kid" is undoubtedly a charismatic character, yet he wears a metaphorical mask before the world to hide his personal loss.

Art
The style is naive and caricatured, yet full of dynamism; facial expressions and body language drive a magnificent narrative.

Rating
4.5 of 5



Fuentes/Sources

RESEÑA EN ESPAÑOL/INGLÉS DE "HYDE STREET #13" CON SPOILERS INCLUYE PÁGINAS DE ARTE INTERNO

 

Cover A arte de Ivan Reis, Danny Miki y Brad Anderson

Ghost Machine Productions lanza HYDE STREET, una nueva y épica serie de cómics que inaugura el universo de terror de Ghost Machine, de los creadores legendarios Geoff Johns e Ivan Reis, cuya larga colaboración produjo títulos icónicos Blackest Night: Green Lantern y Aquaman.

¿De qué viene?

THE BUTCHER, Parte 3

Ahora que hemos visto exactamente por qué lo llaman «El Carnicero», sentimos el temblor de cada residente, profundamente conmocionado. La siguiente en la lista del Carnicero: la agorafóbica señorita Goodbody. A juzgar por la portada, ambos mantienen una charla agradable.



Cover B arte de Francis Portela y Brad Anderson



Trama
Calificación 
5 de 5

Adelanto







Créditos
Fecha de lanzamiento: 30 de Septiembre
Escritor Geoff Johns    
Tintas Danny Miki
Rotulador ROB LEIGH

Editor en jefe BRIAN CUNNINGHAM

Diseñador STEVE BLACKWELL

Editorial Ghost Machine
Imprenta Image Comics


REVIEW IN ENGLISH
   with spoilers

Cover C arte de Ivan Reis, Danny Miki y Brad Anderson


What does it come from?

THE BUTCHER, Part Three 
Now that we’ve seen exactly why he’s called The Butcher, we feel the trembling of every Resident shocked to their core. Next on Butcher’s list: the agoraphobic Miss Goodbody. Judging by the cover, they have a nice chat.

Plot
The Butcher of Hyde Street continues his trail of death after eliminating Pranky. His next victim is Mrs. Goodbody; he beats her mercilessly, exploiting the fact that if she tries to flee her shop, the organism she uses to slim down her victims will destroy her. The Butcher knows the true nature of Hyde Street.

Meanwhile, Sisterhood recounts The Butcher's origins to Mr. X-Ray. He arrived on Hyde Street in 1906 and, after delivering three souls to the Scorekeeper, rebelled and began violently and graphically murdering the other residents. Faced with this threat, Sisterhood allied with The Matinee Monster, The Nanny Nurse, and General Whitlock to summon the Scorekeeper and ask for help. The entity explained that there is a prison—featuring a wooden door made from timber from Noah's Ark—that managed to contain The Butcher for 73 years (starting in 1953) until his recent release in 2026.

Before The Butcher's first massacre in 1953, residents attacked freely on Hyde Street. Now, however, they live in terror, patiently waiting for victims to knock on their doors.

The Butcher's victims bore strange marks on their bodies.

The appearance of Judy, Mr. X-Ray's daughter, adds a new layer of mystery. She leaves a message for her father while simultaneously manifesting in Sisterhood's tarot cards—a clear sign that a major event is about to unfold on Hyde Street, one closely linked to The Butcher's escape.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Goodbody manages to escape her shop and is attacked by the fat-devouring creature, but she is saved in the nick of time by General Whitlock, who appears ready to face The Butcher once again.

This is a striking installment, packed with revelations and new characters; the universe begins to take clearer shape, even as several questions remain unanswered. 

Art
It features a retro aesthetic that evokes the grim atmosphere of 1980s supernatural horror and slasher films. The artwork is highly detailed and succeeds in capturing remarkable facial expressions.

Summary
News of The Butcher’s first massacre raises the alarm among the Residents of Hyde Street, who must band together to survive this new cycle of violence

Rating
5 of 5



Credits
Release date: September 30th

Written by Geoff Johns    

Inks Danny Miki
Colors by Brad Anderson

Letterer ROB LEIGH

Editor in Chief BRIAN CUNNINGHAM

Designer STEVE BLACKWELL

Publisher Ghost Machine

Published through Image Comics



Fuentes/Sources


RESEÑA EN ESPAÑOL/INGLÉS DE "GEIGER #25" CON SPOILERS

 

Portada A arte de Gary Frank y Brad Anderson

Ghost Machine Productions lanza GEIGER en un nuevo volumen, del escritor Geoff Johns, el artista Gary Frank y el colorista Brad Anderson. Esta serie de cómics tendrá frecuencia mensual y forma parte de la primera ola de cómics de Ghost Machine Productions. La serie sigue las aventuras de Tariq Geiger, el misterioso Hombre Resplandeciente presentado por primera vez en la exitosa serie GEIGER Vol 1 de Johns y Frank, que se lanzó en 2021 y fue publicada por Image Comics. GEIGER también se está desarrollando para televisión en Paramount TV con Justin Simien como director.

¿De qué viene?

¡NUEVO ARCO ARGUMENTAL “RADIOACTIVE REVOLUTION”, Preludio de 25 números! ¡32 páginas de historia! ¡Un cómic increíble! Acompáñanos a celebrar el 25.º aniversario de GEIGER con una historia llena de acción donde el Hombre Resplandeciente, Tariq Geiger, finalmente se enfrenta al misterioso Presidente Griffin, ¡con su característico vendaje! Este número también da inicio al próximo crossover de GEIGER/REDCOAT titulado “¡Revolución Radioactiva!”.


Portada B arte de  Bryan Hitch y Brad Anderson

Trama

Calificación 
5 de 5

Adelanto








Créditos
Fecha de lanzamiento: 30 de Septiembre
Escrito por Geoff Johns  
Colores Brad Anderson 
Rotulador ROB LEIGH
Editor en jefe BRIAN CUNNINGHAM
Diseñador STEVE BLACKWELL
Editorial Ghost Machine
Imprenta Image Comics


REVIEW IN ENGLISH
   with spoilers

Portada C arte de Tony Daniel y Leonardo Paciarotti



What does it come from?
NEW STORY ARC

NEW STORY ARC “RADIOACTIVE REVOLUTION,” Prelude 25 issues! 32 story pages! One amazing comic! Join us in celebrating GEIGER’s 25th anniversary issue with an action-packed story where the Glowing Man, Tariq Geiger, finally faces off against the mysteriously bandaged President Griffin! This issue also kicks off the upcoming GEIGER/REDCOAT crossover entitled “Radioactive Revolution!”


Portada D arte de Action Figure de Mcfarlane Toys


Plot
Geiger faces the mysterious President Griffin, who possesses similar powers with one key difference: while Griffin creates and emits radiation, Geiger absorbs it from his surroundings. This ignites an intense battle filled with dazzling energy blasts. In the midst of the fight, Geiger sincerely and humbly asks Griffin to reveal everything he knows about the Department of Historic Preservation. However, Griffin only scoffs and claims that no such organization exists, unaware that it does operate in the shadows, connecting The Northerner, Redcoat, Geiger, and a mysterious new ally.

On another front, The Custodian unleashes his robot army against Junkyard Joe. Fortunately, Doctor Molotov, Nathan, and Zig-Zag join the fight to help Joe, managing to halt the threat.

Back to the main duel, President Griffin exhausts all his radiation. Geiger absorbs the energy completely and defeats him, but when The Custodian tries to shoot Geiger, Dr. Molotov intervenes to save him, falling mortally wounded. Molotov makes this sacrifice, seeing him as a son and seeking his own redemption.

Meanwhile, Junkyard Joe gives his hand to The Custodian after remembering how much Barney cherished it, demonstrating his constant desire to help others. However, Geiger will not be willing to forgive The Custodian for what happened.

After the battle, President Griffin is taken to a mobile hospital. There, he confesses to his right-hand woman, Lidia, that Geiger is the true salvation. His plan is to continue manipulating him with the deception of the Department of Historic Preservation to guide him to the areas with the highest radioactivity. Thus, Geiger will absorb the radiation and cleanse the land, allowing Griffin to heal only the parts of America that interest him in order to maintain political control.

The comic closes with the revelation of a new and unknown warrior from the Unnamed series: WIDOW X.

An exciting installment packed with key revelations that lay the groundwork for the highly anticipated crossover, Radioactive Revolution.

Art
As usual, Gary Frank achieves the perfect balance between highly detailed and organic linework. His work, complemented by light color palettes that reveal nothing, makes each panel mesmerizing, allowing the reader to discover incredible details with every turn.

Rob Leigh's lettering adds a true adrenaline rush through his onomatopoeia.

Summary
Geiger vs. Griffin delivers a decisive confrontation with shocking revelations that change the course of the story, giving us the answers we've been waiting for since Geiger #1.

Rating
5 of 5

Portada E Blank Sketch

Portada F arte de Gary Frank y Brad Anderson



Portada G arte de Gary Frank y Brad Anderson


Credits
Release date: 30 de Septiembre

Written by Geoff Johns  

Art and cover Gary Frank

Colors Brad Anderson 

Letterer ROB LEIGH

Editor in Chief BRIAN CUNNINGHAM

Designer STEVE BLACKWELL

Imprint Ghost Machine Productions

Publisher Image Comics



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