books by John Cassaday

books by John Cassaday

books:

John Cassaday

Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America

Jeph Loeb, Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2007

It's a shame I can't give it ten stars
I have to say, I absolutely loved this book. It almost made my permanent collection, but it didn't, only because of all the books you have to read to prepare for it (the early new avengers, most of the civil war books, death of Captain America, and a working knowledge ...

Astonishing X-Men, Vol. 1

Joss Whedon, John Cassaday

Marvel Comics, 2006

Astonishingly awesome
This hardcover trade features Joss Whedon's first twelve issues of Astonishing X-Men. Story lines included: Gifted (issues 1-6) Dangerous (issues 7-12) Also includes an introduction by Brian K. Vaughan (of Y: The Last Man and Runaways fame), a cover gallery ...

Astonishing X-Men Vol. 4: Unstoppable

Joss Whedon

Marvel Comics, 2008

A great storyline that continues to deliver all the way through....
Please do not be swayed by any ignorant individual who would rank this series or particular storyline as a 1 or even 2 star rating. The story is superb. The writing keeps well established characters consistently delivering their unique personality types and great look ...

Planetary Vol. 2: The Fourth Man

Warren Ellis, John Cassaday

Wildstorm, 2001

Planetary kicks in to a whole new gear
I was somewhat disappointed with the previous volume of Planetary. I felt that Ellis just kind of dropped us into the action without much set up, especially in character development. The Fourth Man really improves upon the earlier premise. Ellis starts to unwind a ...

Hellboy: Weird Tales, Vol. 1

John Cassaday, Joe Casey, ...

Dark Horse, 2003

Demon Babies Say the Sweetest Things!
While working for the BPRD, Hellboy and crew see a lot of action. Unfortunately for us, all this glorious information has to take a back seat to the other things pressing Mike Mignola for time. Its an understandable dilemma, mind you, and one that I?ve patiently worked ...

Astonishing X-Men Vol. 1: Gifted

Joss Whedon, John Cassaday

Marvel Comics, 2004

Got me back !!!
Astonishing x-men has got me back into the x-men. The story telling and the art are wonderful, the trade flows really well. After reading it I picked up the other 3 trades and started getting the title pulled in my comic shop with issue 25. Astonishing also got me ...

Astonishing X-Men Vol. 3: Torn

Joss Whedon

Marvel Comics, 2007

Best X-Men run ever?
Torn, the third volume in Whedon and Cassaday's stellar Astonishing X-Men run, captures the essence of both the X-Men as a brand and the characters themselves. For those who are familiar with Grant Morrison's run on New X-Men, the Astonishing X-Men series represents ...

Astonishing X-Men, Vol. 2
Joss Whedon

Marvel Comics, 2008

This deluxe hardcover collects Astonishing X-Men Volume 3: Torn and Astonishing X-Men Volume 4: Unstoppable by the chart-topping super-team of Joss Whedon and John Cassaday, plus extras. In Torn, things go from peculiar to just plain bizarre! Emma Frost's erratic behavior has the X-Men spinning in a non-stop downward spiral. Will an unlikely ...

Astonishing X-Men Vol. 2: Dangerous

Joss Whedon, John Cassaday

Marvel Comics, 2005

Joss Whedon and John Cassaday continue to astonish
Collecting "Astonishing X-Men" issues 7-12, this trade paperback features the X-Men versus a newly-sentient Danger Room. Action, fisticuffs, technology gone wild, it's all here. Sound pretty simple, though, to support a six-issue arc? Well, in the old days of more ...

Planetary: Crossing Worlds

Warren Ellis, John Cassaday

Wildstorm, 2004

Some actual info.
Ellis. I like him, even if he mocks us 'Merkins ruthlessly. Since there is currently no information about this collection, I'll provide the blurb from www.warrenellis.com: "Collecting: PLANETARY/THE AUTHORITY: RULING THE WORLD, and PLANETARY/JLA: TERRA OCCULTA and ...

The Lone Ranger Definitive Edition
Brett Matthews, Sergio Cariello, ...

Dynamite Entertainment, 2008

This Definitive Edition features the first 11 issues (as well as the 2007 Free Comic Book Day story) of Dynamite's critically acclaimed Lone Ranger series by Brett Matthews, Sergio Cariello, and John Cassaday! In "Now and Forever" (issues #1-6), the complete story of how John Reid was transformed into The Lone Ranger, and, along with his partner ...

Astonishing X-Men #8 - Dangerous Part 2 - Cyclops - Wolverine (3)
Joss Whedon

Marvel Comics, 2005

Lone Ranger Volume 2 Lines Not Crossed
Brett Matthews, Sergio Cariello, ...

Dynamite Entertainment, 2008

In "Lines Not Crossed" (issues #7-11) the thrilling adventures of The Lone Ranger and Tonto continue from writer Brett Matthews, art director John Cassaday, and interior artist Sergio Cariello (along with colorist Marcelo Pinto) as the masked man and his Indian companion find themselves in-between frontier justice and a condemned man... all while ...

Project: Superior

Various, Nick Abadzis, ...

AdHouse Books, 2005

Outstanding!
What a brilliant concept: a collection of new superheros created by cutting-edge alternative comic artists. The results are spectacular: we're treated to such brilliant weirdness as "TITANIUS" by Tony Consiglio, a giant metal-clad man who is shopping for a disguise at ...

Captain America Volume 1: The New Deal

John Ney Rieber

Marvel Comics, 2003

PC Cap? This is how Cap's always been
Some of the reviewers here have apparently read this book as their first Captain America experience, and are saddened that Cap isn't a right wing hawk, who loves blindly following his goverment above all else. Thankfully, Cap has never been that man. Not since the ...