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Randy Lofficier

Autor(a) de Batman Nosferatu

31+ Works 230 Membros 4 Críticas

About the Author

Image credit: Left, Randy Lofficier; Right, Jean-Marc Lofficier

Séries

Obras por Randy Lofficier

Batman Nosferatu (1999) — Autor — 53 exemplares
Superman's Metropolis (1996) 44 exemplares
The Doctor Who Programme Guide - Fourth Edition (2003) — Autor — 18 exemplares
The Blue Amazon [Wonder Woman] (2003) 17 exemplares
Elseworlds: Justice League Vol. 2 (2017) 15 exemplares
Shadowmen 2: Heroes and Villains of French Comics (2004) — Autor — 7 exemplares
Robonocchio (2004) 5 exemplares
Doctor Omega and the Shadowmen (2011) — Editor — 5 exemplares
Elsewhere Prince 01 (1990) — Writer — 4 exemplares
Elsewhere Volume 1, Number 2 — Writer — 3 exemplares
Arsene Lupin: 813 (2015) 3 exemplares
Tongue Lash. Rifugio (1999) — Autor — 3 exemplares
Alone in the Dark (2002) 3 exemplares

Associated Works

Moebius 3: The Airtight Garage (1979) — Tradutor, algumas edições247 exemplares
The Bloody Streets of Paris [Comic] (1943) — Tradutor, algumas edições191 exemplares
Doctor Omega (1906) — Tradutor, algumas edições20 exemplares
The Forbidden Book, Volume 1: Journeys Into the Mystic (2001) — Contribuidor — 20 exemplares

Etiquetado

Conhecimento Comum

Nome canónico
Lofficier, Randy
Data de nascimento
1954-02-03
Sexo
female
Nacionalidade
USA (birth)
Local de nascimento
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Relações
Lofficier, Jean-Marc (husband)

Membros

Críticas

The Reaching Hand had a Detective Wayne where people are being scared to death. Rockumentary was, I guess, Clark, Ollie, Barry, and Arthur as the Beatles, heh, but also turns the DC Universe into a music universe, pretty cool (heh, even here Harley and Ivy were ‘Alternative’). The Babysitter one was-- heh- The Incredibles eat your heart out. Vigilantes in 3B was… weird. Barbara and Dinah in the same apartment going after Catwoman. Superman Jr. Is No More has Junior quitting, but, coming back when his Dad dies. ScandalGate has a President Superman, and was very very drippy and weird. World’s Apart was… dude, yikes. Silver Age Elseworlds were all short cool stories. Dark Night of the Golden Kingdom is in the future where Superman has lost his nerve? It was different. Metropolis, like the movie not the city, was interesting. Batman Nosferatu was what I was expecting as well as sorta being a sequel to Metropolis. Blue Amazon is also a companion to the previous two, and just as weird. And then there’s JLA Act of God. That was okay, I liked some of it, but didn’t like the Wonder Woman/Superman stuff.

It was a fun bunch of stories and I’m psyched that they’re collecting all of these sorts of stories, because sometimes they’re hard to find.
… (mais)
 
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DanieXJ | Dec 15, 2018 |
Batman: Nosferatu, written by Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier with art by Ted McKeever, is the middle book in DC's German expressionist Elseworlds trilogy. The first book is Superman's Metropolis and the third is Wonder Woman: The Blue Amazon. This volume draws upon Nosferatu and The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. As the three are interconnected, there are certain plot elements in this book that only make sense if the reader has read the Superman volume. Further, despite borrowing elements from German expressionist cinema, the books are set in an unclear time period that seems to borrow from the times of those films and some uncertain future. While the concept is certainly interesting, the execution is rushed and the story jumbled. Worse, McKeever's art is less expressionistic than ugly. It looks like a poor imitation of Mike Mignola, who would certainly have done a better job with more visual consistency. Fans who are curious may find this an interesting experiment, but it lives up to the Elsewords description: "Heroes are taken from this usual settings and put into strange times and places - some that have existed or might have existed and other's that can't, couldn't, or shouldn't exist."… (mais)
 
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DarthDeverell | 1 outra crítica | Dec 7, 2017 |
Another Elseworld story.

While I thought the art was atrocious [it was purposeful, but that doesn't mean I have to like it], the story was engaging.

Especially how it contrasted and compared Superman to Batman, one a son of light, the other a servant of the dark.
 
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BookstoogeLT | 1 outra crítica | Dec 10, 2016 |
Ted McKeever did the art on this book. A very different look.. or "take" on what most superman books look like. Much darker. I truly like the unique-ness.
 
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CaliSoleil | Mar 5, 2014 |

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Estatísticas

Obras
31
Also by
4
Membros
230
Popularidade
#97,994
Avaliação
3.8
Críticas
4
ISBN
25
Línguas
6

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