Dominic Fortune: It Can Happen Here and Now
Product Code: 41986
Collects Chaykin's Dominic Fortune:
- MARVEL PREVIEW #2 (1975) "The Power Broker Resolution" introducing Dominic Fortune. By writer/artist Howard Chaykin.
- MARVEL PREMIERE #56 (1980) "The Big Top Barter Resolution" with art by Chaykin and Terry Austin and script by David Michelinie.
- ASTONISHING TALES: DOMINIC FORTUNE #1-6 (2009), an online comic, written by Dean Motter and drawn by Greg Scott.
- DOMINIC FORTUNE #1-4 (2009), the Max series, once more written and drawn by Chaykin:
From the publisher:
The depression's going strong, so when Dominic Fortune is hired to bodyguard Jock Madison, Vaughn Lorillard, and P.T. Oakley, three drunk and disorderly Hollywood stars, he jumps at the chance to pick up what looks like a few easy bucks, and maybe have a few laughs in the bargain. But when the trio of old school hambones and horndogs prove to be a bigger pain than he anticipated - and he accidentally stumbles across a conspiracy headed by mysterious American businessman Malcolm Upshaw and Delatriz Betancourt, the recklessly sexy granddaughter of Confederates who fled Reconstruction for South America - Fortune finds himself in hot water... with the fate of the USA at stake!
Collects Dominic Fortune #1-4, and Dominic Fortune Digital Comic #1-6.
Chaykin, Howard
Condition & Attributes
Very Fine
Publishing Information
New York
Marvel Comics
2010
1st
9780785140429
Physical Description
10.25 inches
6.5 inches
184 pages
color
Hardcover
color wraps
English
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