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Writer: Caitlin Kittredge
Artist/Cover Artist: Roberta Ingranata, Bryan Valenza
“LAST DAYS,” Part Three: Alex makes it back from the apocalyptic future to the present, but not everyone makes it back with her. She and Haley face-off and Alex quickly discovers the event that kicks off the demonic takeover of New York is fast approaching.
Writer: Caitlin Kittredge
Artist/Cover Artist: Roberta Ingranata, Bryan Valenuza
“LAST DAYS,” Part Two
In the present, the remnants of Team Witchblade are struggling to fight the good fight without Alex, but Haley, the Witchblade’s alternate host, has other plans.
“LAST DAYS,” Part One-Transported five years into the future by the shockwave of a failed spell, Alex, Ash, and Majil must find a way back home-but the New York they knew is gone, and an apocalyptic wasteland ruled by demons stands between them and their ticket back to the present.
Writer: Caitlin Kittredge
Artist/Cover Artist: Roberta Ingranata
Cover Artist (B Cover): Farah Nurmaliza
END OF STORY ARC
“GOOD INTENTIONS,” Conclusion
Alex and the Witchblade are inexorably linked-but what happens when that bond is broken? [Read more…]
Writer: Caitlin Kittredge
Artist/Cover Artist: Roberta Ingranata, Bryan Valenza
“GOOD INTENTIONS,” Part Five
N-GEN makes a move, Alex makes a choice, and everyone she loves suffers the fallout.
Writer: Caitlin Kittredge
Artist/Cover Artist: Roberta Ingranata
Colorist: Bryan Valenza
Letterer: Troy Peteri
“GOOD INTENTIONS,” Part Four
Alex has vanished, and it’s up to Debbie and Majil to find her before disaster strikes. They reluctantly turn to Ash for help, and together they discover something terrible that N-GEN has been hiding.
Writer: Caitlin Kittredge
ArtisRoberta Ingranata
“GOOD INTENTIONS,” Part Three
While Alex and an unlikely ally try to get inside N-GEN, Johnny’s mysterious employer, Alex must also deal with the fallout of Legion’s demise as a host of demons vie for supremacy in NYC. [Read more…]
Writer: Caitlin Kittredge
Artist/Cover Artist: Roberta Ingranata
“GOOD INTENTIONS,” Part Two
Alex and Debbie work to unravel the mystery of Johnny’s reappearance-and where he’s been for the past six years. The answers don’t lead anywhere good.
Caitlin Kittredge (A/CA) Roberta Ingranata (C) Bryan Valenza
NEW STORY ARC! “GOOD INTENTIONS”: Part One-Breaking a demon’s stranglehold on New York City was only the beginning for Alex and Team Witchblade – now somebody much worse than a demon wants the Artifact, and they’ll do anything to get it.
Writer: Caitlin Kittredge
Artist / Cover: Roberta Ingranata
Colorist: Bryan Valenza
Letterer: Troy Peteri
Gunned down and left for dead on a New York rooftop, Alex Underwood’s life should have ended there—but instead, at the moment of death, she became host to the Witchblade, a mystical artifact that grants the woman wielding itextraordinary powers. But those powers come with a heavy cost, and Alex soon finds herself thrust into the center of an unseen battle raging on the snowy streets of NYC. Collects WITCHBLADE #1-6
Writer: Caitlin Kittredge
Artist / Cover: Roberta Ingranata
Color art: Bryan Valenza
Letter art: Troy Peteri
“LIFE AFTER,” Part Six Alex Underwood has survived dying, demons, and the perils of hosting the Witchblade, but as she finally confronts the true extent of the demonic forces influencing the NYPD, her enemies, and even those closest to her, she knows this may be a battle she won’t survive.
Story: Caitlin Kittredge
Art / Cover: Roberta Ingranata
Color art: Bryan Valenza
Letter Art: Troy Peteri
“LIFE AFTER,” Part Five How do you stop a demon that could be anyone, anywhere in New York City? Alex betterfigure it out fast because among other tricks, this demon has the NYPD convinced Alex is guilty of murder, and the Witchblade is on the run.
Story: Caitlin Kittredge
Art / Cover / Variant Cover: Roberta Ingranata
Color art: Bryan Valenza
Letter art: Troy Peteri
“LIFE AFTER,” Part Four Alex has survived her first major test as the Witchblade, but now a far more powerful foe has set its sights on taking her down, and to come out on top, Alex must fully embrace her role as the Witchblade’s host—which will mean sacrificing her life as she knows it for good.
Story: Caitlin Kittredge
Art / Cover: Roberta Ingranata
Color Art: Bryan Valenza
Letter Art: Troy Peteri
“LIFE AFTER,” Part Three
A missing-child case brings Alex and the Witchblade face to face with a powerful demon, and when Alex begins to suspect Ash isn’t telling her everything about the Artifact, she turns to her own sources for information, with devastating results.
Story: Caitlin Kittredge
Art / Cover: Roberta Ingranata, Bryan Valenza
Letterer: Troy Peteri
“LIFE AFTER,” Part Two
Struggling to adapt to her new life as the Witchblade’s host, Alex finds she’s the prime suspect in the death of an NYPD detective—and that the dead cop had powerful and corrupt friends who will do anything to keep his shady business quiet. But in the world of the Witchblade, nothing is quite what it seems, and Alex soon learns that there’s more than greed and graft at play inside the circle of corruption. The bent cops also have a supernatural backer, and Alex has just landed in his crosshairs.
Story: Caitlin Kittredge
Art / Cover: Roberta Ingranata
Color art: Bryan Valenza
Letter art: Troy Peteri
“LIFE AFTER,” Part One
Gunned down and left for dead on a New York rooftop, Alex Underwood’s life should have ended there—but instead, at the moment of death, she became host to the Witchblade, a mystical artifact that grants the woman wielding it extraordinary powers. But the power comes with a heavy cost, and Alex finds herself thrust into the center of an unseen battle raging on the snowy streets of NYC. Demons are real and walking among humans, and every one of them is intent on taking out the Witchblade’s newest host before she becomes too strong to kill. But the artifact chose Alex for a reason, and she’s not going down without a fight.
Story: Jay Longino
Art / Cover: Caanan White
Colorist: Diego Rodriguez
Letterer: Simon Bowland
A kung-fu epic set in the back alleys and subway tunnels of Harlem, New York. Kyrie, an aspiring street artist who is struggling to make ends meet, learns that he is the last living descendant of a secret sect of ancient Shaolin elders. Confused and unsure of where to turn, he finds a father figure in the mysterious Master Fong. Fong trains Kyrie in martial arts in anticipation of an attack from Red Fist, a relentless killer who has already murdered the rest of Kyrie’s bloodline. Introduction by AISHA TYLER. Film rights recently sold to Sony / Columbia Pictures with DWAYNE “THE ROCK” JOHNSON attached to produce.
ANIME NYC TO HOST PREMIERE & CONCERT FOR 2ND GUNDAM THUNDERBOLT MOVIE
Concert Will Feature Gundam Thunderbolt Composer Naruyoshi Kikuchi
NEW YORK, NY (July 18, 2017) – LeftField Media and SUNRISE Inc. today announced the inaugural Anime NYC festival will play host to the US premiere of Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt: Bandit Flower, the second film in the Gundam Thunderbolt series, and that this premiere will be accompanied by a live concert featuring the music of Gundam Thunderbolt led by composer Naruyoshi Kikuchi.
Anime NYC powered by Crunchyroll is a new Japanese pop culture convention launching November 17-19, 2017 in New York’s Javits Center, and it will bring fans together with creators and companies from across America and Japan. SUNRISE’s Gundam Thunderbolt premiere and concert will take place within Anime NYC on Sunday, November 19th.
Gundam Thunderbolt: Bandit Flower is a sci-fi story grounded in the warfare of today and uniquely brought to life by the music of Naruyoshi Kikuchi. One of Japan’s greatest jazz composers and musicians, Mr. Kikuchi is acclaimed at home in Japan and around the world, and no stranger to anime, he’s also the composer of the Lupin the Third: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine soundtrack and his saxophone can be heard in the music of Cowboy Bebop.
Mr. Kikuchi will appear at Anime NYC as an Official Guest, leading and performing in the Gundam Thunderbolt series concert, as well as speaking on panels and signing autographs.
Gore-tex gets some style points with this Supreme x The North Face collaboration. This mini-capsule collection just dropping this week will have you rocking cool outdoor colors with that Supreme-look. The collection features the Trans Antarctica Expedition Pullover, Trans Antarctica Expedition Pant, Trans Antarctica Expedition Fleece Jacket, Trans Antarctica Expedition Big Haul Backpack and Trans Antarctica Expedition Headband.
Trans Antarctica Expedition Pullover – MSRP: $488.00USD
Are you looking to clean out your closet of old worn t-shirts with new graphic tees with style? Artist Futura teams up with UNIQLO for this men’s t-shirt mini-capsule collection. The 12 graphic tees in the collection features Futura’s blend of abstract artwork and NYC vibe.
Acura introduces the 2017 NSX GT3 track racing version at the New York International Auto Show. This NSX GT3 race car will not have any hybrid electric components, but will use the same twin-turbo 3.5 V6 engine as the production model.
Get hyped for Rocksmith’s Winter 2015 Collection dropping now! Mexican-American hip hop artist Kap G reps the Rocksmith Winter 2015 Lookbook with a futuristic space-tech themed capsule collection entitled “Bass Odyssey.”
“Hentai” apparel anyone? Well know street brand Supreme is teaming up erotic manga artist Toshio Maeda for a mini-capsule collection. The capsule collection features a jacket, sweatshirt, long sleeve tee, a pillow and 2 graphic tees. Look for the collection to drop in NYC and LA Supreme “physical” locations and online on February 27, 2015.
Looking for a new streetwear brand to rock for this Spring 2015? Check out Ineffable Clothing Company aka ICC. This NYC street/skate clothing brand was started in 2013 by Zach Fryer when he was just in middle school! Yupe, that’s right.
NYC street brand 10 Deep just dropped their VCTRY Lookbook for S/S 2015. VCTRY is 10 Deep’s athletic wear line. The collection has variety of jerseys ($88.00USD-$96.00USD), crew shirts ($124.00USD), tech shirts ($50.00USD), hoodies ($92.00USD-$124.00USD), sweatpants ($88.00USD), shorts ($80.00USD), long-sleeve tees ($42.00USD, graphic tees ($32.00USD) and snapback hats ($38.00USD).
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