Sales for the book do not appear to be strong, but according to writer Brian Buccelato, he had signed on for 12 issues. I was concerned that the book was either ending prematurely, or falling behind schedule, something that has plagued Dynamite books a number of times in the past. However, the actual answer for his absence is quite simple; the list I have found is incomplete. So when the solicitation(s) for The Black Bat are revealed, I'll have a post specific to that.
In the meantime, let's see what's in store (pun intended) for Miss Fury.
And here's an unexpected treat...Miss Fury #8
Story: Rob Williams
Art: Marcio Abreu
The Pharaoh of Time is alive and he and his enormous mothership have come to 1943's New York City for Miss Fury. But which one will he find? The immoral murderer with the samurai sword, the titanic stash of grenades and the epic love of debauchery or the Miss Fury who is lost in time, grasping for a sense of sanity and for the good inside her? It's a metaphysical battle played out with martial arts as two futures of our hero fight for supremacy, and only one Miss Fury is getting out alive.
Noir #1The first volume of the Miss Fury series also comes out in November. Entitled "Anger is Energy", it checks in at a healthy 144 pages.
Story: Victor Gischler
Art: Andrea Mutti
Prelude to Miss Fury! When thieves steal from other thieves it always causes problems, doesn't it? So when The Black Sparrow is hired to steal a mysterious "Moon Stone" from a museum in New York, her decision to keep the thing for a better payday annoys her former employers who then steal it back from her. Now it's The Black Sparrow who is annoyed, and that's a dangerous thing. All she wants is what she stole fair and square, but she needs help. She needs The Shadow!
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