Jack Burton Adventures - Issue 1

Issue: #1

Pages: 20

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Follow Jack Burton from Big Trouble in Little China on his new adventures with Wang, Egg Chen, and the rest of the gang.

This is the sequel to one of the greatest cult classics of all time. Ever wonder what happened to Jack and the monster in the back of his truck? What became of Mia Yin and Wang? Did Egg convince his lawyer to believe in black magic?

All of these questions and many more are all answered beginning with issue #1 of The Jack Burton Adventures.

Inker:		Colorist:
Bever		Hodson

Writer:		Penciler:
Hodson		Bever

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What others are saying about Jack Burton Adventures

Fans should check this one out

The story takes place sometime after the events of that film, as Jack is forced to recount what happened directly after the movie. This issue goes to great lengths to let you know this is a direct sequel and it looks to be a fascinating story... There's enough here to show that Hodson is definitely a fan and is taking this material seriously. Fans of the original film should check this one out.

- AICN Comics (www.aintitcoolnews.com)

Jack Burton's Epic Return!

Hey, I just wanted to drop you guys a line and tell you how much I enjoyed Jack Burton Adventures Issue #1. When I was done reading your first issue, all I wanted was for the story to keep going.

I am a fan of Big Trouble in Little China and after reading your first issue, I didn't realize just how much I wish that story would have continued 20+ years ago. Thanks for keeping one of the best comedic action heroes alive and kicking, hopefully for a long run to come.

- Tony (www.workingclassvillains.com)

A must for any Jack Burton or BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA fan

The writers did an excellent job of continuing Burton’s quirkiness throughout the comic. You can almost hear Burton’s voice when you read some of the word balloons. His attitude and dialogue were captured well by the writers throughout the book. Chad has also done a great job of capturing Burton’s physical likeness in a more cartoonish character.

- Doc Zane (www.talesfromtheparentsbasement.com)