 Ragman #1 (2017) $5.00 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
After a failed mission to raid a tomb in the Israeli Desert, war veteran Rory Harper is plagued by the death of his partners. As Rory battles his guilt back in Gotham City, he discovers that what was in that tomb has followed him home, and it's about to change his life. But as Rory begins his journey, an evil is invading Gotham City, and it wants what he's discovered. A hero is born in this visionary reimagining of the Ragman mythos by writer Ray Fawkes and artist Inaki Miranda! RATED T Date Available: 10/11/2017
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
 Ragman is a DC character with a long history. If he's used by someone like, say, Grant Morrison, there's no limit to the joy that can be gleaned by the ridiculousness of the concept. A man, a heroic man, wrapped in tatters who captures the souls of the evil in the world by trapping them in rags. Each new rag is another successful night of protecting the world from darkness. Kinda great, right? This current incarnation is dark and dour. It deliberately avoids being anything resembling fun. If that's what you want from your 'Tatterdemalion of Justice', look no further, and add another thing for the military to be wary of while serving. I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
After a failed mission to raid a tomb in the Israeli Desert, war veteran Rory Harper is plagued by the death of his partners. As Rory battles his guilt back in Gotham City, he discovers that what was in that tomb has followed him home, and it's about to change his life. But as Rory begins his journey, an evil is invading Gotham City, and it wants what he's discovered. A hero is born in this visionary reimagining of the Ragman mythos by writer Ray Fawkes and artist Inaki Miranda! RATED T Date Available: 10/11/2017
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
Ragman is a DC character with a long history. If he's used by someone like, say, Grant Morrison, there's no limit to the joy that can be gleaned by the ridiculousness of the concept. A man, a heroic man, wrapped in tatters who captures the souls of the evil in the world by trapping them in rags. Each new rag is another successful night of protecting the world from darkness. Kinda great, right? This current incarnation is dark and dour. It deliberately avoids being anything resembling fun. If that's what you want from your 'Tatterdemalion of Justice', look no further, and add another thing for the military to be wary of while serving. I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams |
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