Captain Cannabis: No. 2 40th Anniversary (Anniversary)

Second in Verne's Captain Cannabis(R) series this issue takes the story into an other-worldly dimension. While his physical body fights for survival on Earth, Hal's Captain Cannabis out-of-body fights to unlock the mystery of his mission.

Publisher Marketing: Welcome - inside front cover Captain Cannabis(R) No. 2 - Roll Me Anther Just Like The Other - 1 Angel 2 - 23 Captain Cannabis(R) The Ultimate Hit - back cover Review Quotes : Amazon.com 5.0 out of 5 star review: It's All a State of Mind. Tom Devere October 10, 2018 Verified Purchase My mind is not set for comic books and I am new to the series, but it intrigued me enough to want to buy it. And I was rewarded for it. It is extremely hard to show the inner demons and depict mental struggle in art often times. However, Verne pulled it off tremendously. The desire for ascendance or Transcendence is a very real human wish and one that Buddha and Christ and the spirit leads us to. Funny moments abound with some fun twists in a little bit of stoner humor and intellectual wit. Enjoy this as I did. It is certainly worth your money. The art and art style I was unfamiliar with, but it melded well with the story and accentuated the storytelling. Love and love interests like Hal and Marion fill the pages, but there is much beneath the surface of the symbology. I felt I only caught the tip of the Iceberg. Publisher Marketing : Second in the Captain Cannabis(R) series featuring the 40th Anniversary edition of the 1977 original. No. 2 contains 2 stories, both continuations from issue No. 1. The first, titled Roll Me Another Just Like The Other, is the second part of the Captain Cannabis epic. Originally done during 1977, the story has been updated with all new artwork for this edition. It picks up from No. 1 taking the story into an other-worldly dimension. While Hal's physical body fights for survival on Earth, his Captain Cannabis out-of-body fights his innermost demons in a struggle to unlock the mystery of his mission. The Angel sci-fi action/adventure returns in six previously unpublished vintage pages with Verne Andru on story and pencils and George Freeman on inks. Angel finds her fortunes go from bad to worse after crash landing on an uncharted planet. Contributor Bio: Andru, Verne An award-winning designer, Verne is best known for his illustration, animation and directing work with some of the best including Captain Canuck, Universal, Ikea and Nelvana's animated cult-classic "Rock & Rule." In addition to teaching at the prestigious Vancouver Film School, he created the "Simply Accounting" name, designed Pigtronix's flagship musical effects pedal and launched both into successful brands. Website - www.VerneAndru.com IMDb - http: //www.imdb.com/name/nm3252989/ Contributor Bio: Freeman, George George Freeman's comic-book illustrating career began with Canadian superhero, Captain Canuck. He subsequently worked on several superhero comics, such as DC Comics' Green Lantern and Aquaman, and Marvel Comics' Jack of Hearts, and The Avengers. He drew a story in Batman Annual #11, written by Alan Moore and co-founded Digital Chameleon where he continues creating art for a range of projects.

Format: Paperback | Pages: 28 | Publication Date: 2018-04-20