Marine Man Trade

[md62]

I missed out on the monthly issues of MM. I didn't have it on pull list & my LCS sold out so I waited for the trade. I received the trade as an Easter gift (*). Great stuff!

Ian's passion for the ocean shines thru on every page. His writing was very good. I like that it was a fun all ages book. I also enjoyed his "Ed McGuiness" style art. It fit this character. I have been a fan of Ian's art with his work at DC, Marvel & Awesome.

Hopefully sales were good enough for a second volume. Marine Man has joined Aquaman & Namor as awesome water based heroes!

(*) - We only give our kids a small amount of candy in their Easter basket so we fill the basket with books, DVD's, etc. I bought my wife baseball tickets (she loves hockey & baseball!) for an upcoming game & I received Marine Man & Shinedown's new CD.

[abysslord]

I read the series as singles as it came out, I agree with you. Great stuff, hope he makes more.

[md62]

I really felt the trade was a great value. It had a ton of extras. I liked seeing Ian's MM from when he was 8 yrs old.

I must be obsessed with water based heroes right now. Since Christmas I have gotten 3 Aquaman trades, 2 Namor trades & Marine Man. Plus I read my daughter's Fathom trade!

[DonC]

Marineman was an amazing book. It was fun. More comic companies and creators need to remember fun.


About two weeks Ian Churchill announced on Facebook that volume 2 is in the works. He has it about halfway plotted. However, I would imagine that his DC book would take priority over Marineman.

[abysslord]

Marineman was an amazing book. It was fun. More comic companies and creators need to remember fun.


About two weeks Ian Churchill announced on Facebook that volume 2 is in the works. He has it about halfway plotted. However, I would imagine that his DC book would take priority over Marineman.

Great news.

[md62]

Thanks for the update. Hopefully it will out sometime next year (after he fulfills his DC work).

[Bendrix]

I read Marineman in single issue but I got the trade as well after Ian showed it to me on a Comiccon in the Nederlands, and it's one of the best paperback collections I have ever seen.