With the release of the third issue today, Greg Rucka and Michael Lark’s Lazarus will also bring a second printing of #2; last month’s issue sold out at the Diamond Comics Distributor level and had to go back for a second print.But, of course, you can buy it on comiXology here, which you should do anyway before you read the commentary that follows. You can also buy this week’s #3, continuing the cliffhanger #2 leaves off on, here.And while we generally try to run our commentary tracks as close to the release as possible, this one was delayed in recording and so it seemed a better idea to wait until today, to help bring a little visibility to the second printing and to the release of #3, in stores now.You can read our conversation with Rucka and Lark about the decision to make the book through Image here, and a “commentary track”-style interview that focuses on the sold-out first issue of the series here.ComicBook.com: One thing that struck me early on is that it seems to me we see a bit more of the family’s technology this issue than we did in #1.Michael Lark: It’s the kind of thing that you’re just going to keep seeing more of as the story goes on. A lot of people have said that it feels very real world but yeah, we’re going to see little bits and bobs of technology. I mean, these people do live in the future and especially the families they do have slightly advanced technology and stuff–you know, little holograms here and there. We’ll be seeing more of that as the series progresses. It’s just part of making it look liek the future, really.
Lazarus #2 With Rucka and Lark: Arrested Development, But In the Future and Not Funny
With the release of the third issue today, Greg Rucka and Michael Lark’s Lazarus will also bring a […]