#percival constantine

Transformers: Mosaic #187 - "Hollow Victory"

Originally posted on June 16th, 2008

Story - Martin Fisher Art - Ed Pirrie Colours - Josh Perez Letters - Percival Constantine

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wada sez: I’ve already remarked on Inferno and Grapple’s role in Megatron Origin; this strip instead shines a spotlight on Grapple’s wartime life, giving him his classic role as a builder rather than a firefighter. With Grapple as the only named character in the script, Ed Pirrie (who in recent years moonlighted on a cover for IDW) took the opportunity to draw a bunch of obscure faves here (anyone recognise that leg in the sixth panel?). Colours from the actual Megatron Origin colourist, Josh Perez! Clean inks below.

‘The Myth Hunter’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

THE MYTH HUNTER Curse of the Necronomicon By Percival Constantine Nifty Entertainment 145 pgs

Of the various series created by new pulp scribe Percival Constantine, our favorite is his Myth Hunter books starring beautiful Elisa Hill; a trained archeologist who travels the globe in search of arcane artifacts often believed to me mere legends. In this latest adventure, Hill, in an effort to save…

Show some pulp love for Elisa Hill

I’m answering a request for help. New pulp author Percival Constantine posted a piece on his blog, titled “Read this if you want more Myth Hunter”, and read it I did, because I do want more Myth Hunter. For the uninitiated, Myth Hunter is a series of thriller/fantasy novels focusing on the adventures of Elisa Hill, a treasure hunter and adventuress which is sort of a hipper, cooler Lara Croft,…

“Gentleman Rogue” Review By Ron Fortier

GENTLEMAN ROGUE An Infernum Novella By Percival Constantine Nifty Entertainment 139 pages

“Gentlemen Rogue” is the third in a series about a shadowy spy organization and the mysterious man who operates, Dante. The first was a mixed bag called “Love and Bullets” which evidenced the potential Constantine had as a writer. With the second, “Outlaw Blues,” that promise was realized and now with this…