http://www.bookgasm.com/reviews/horror/heretic/ reading material to get excited about Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:28:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.bookgasm.com/reviews/horror/heretic/#comment-6959 QUICKGASM >> 3.5.07 » Bookgasm Mon, 05 Mar 2007 15:00:17 +0000 http://www.bookgasm.com/?p=100#comment-6959 [...] The super-cool first-issue cover of the comic HERETIC: THE TEMPLAR CHRONICLES promises great things, and mostly delivers on them. Based on the BOOKGASM-approved novel of the same name by Joseph Nassise, the six-issue series follows Templar Knight-cum-ghostbuster Cade Williams, and remains pretty true to its source material, even if Cade doesn’t look a lick as I imagined he would. But what the title does right is bringing out the details of the horror-fantasy adventure in lurid, eye-popping detail. We’re talking like blown-away-kneecaps detail. Chuck Satterlee is responsible for the faithful script, while Bruce McCorkindale provides the visuals. Sometimes his characters look ridiculously out of proportion, but for this kind of he-men hoo-hah, exaggeration is not necessarily a bad thing. [...] [...] The super-cool first-issue cover of the comic HERETIC: THE TEMPLAR CHRONICLES promises great things, and mostly delivers on them. Based on the BOOKGASM-approved novel of the same name by Joseph Nassise, the six-issue series follows Templar Knight-cum-ghostbuster Cade Williams, and remains pretty true to its source material, even if Cade doesn’t look a lick as I imagined he would. But what the title does right is bringing out the details of the horror-fantasy adventure in lurid, eye-popping detail. We’re talking like blown-away-kneecaps detail. Chuck Satterlee is responsible for the faithful script, while Bruce McCorkindale provides the visuals. Sometimes his characters look ridiculously out of proportion, but for this kind of he-men hoo-hah, exaggeration is not necessarily a bad thing. [...]

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