15 New Books Announced at ECCC

[OldManBrian]

...and none of them immediately excite me. I'm sure I'll try out a few of them, but overall these sound fairly underwhelming for me. Anytime Image does these big announcements there's usually at least a couple that jump out and grab my attention.

https://www.previewsworld.com/Articl...r-Owned-Series

[Spyffy]

I did find it a bit underwhelming as well but one title that did jump out at me was Justin Jordan's The Family Trade, CBR ran an interview with a bit of a preview http://http://www.cbr.com/exclusive-...justin-jordan/.

[cc008]

There was a time not so long ago where I'd want to read everything Image announced. Not so much anymore.

[Tayne Japal]

Family Tree, Generation Gone, Sacred Creatures, Redlands, and The Family Trade have caught my initial interest. When the art previews start rolling in is when I'll make my final judgement.

[dan12456]

I use to get really excited about these announcements, then by the time the book is released and I have an idea of the actual plot/art/etc I would end up only buying 20% of what I'd been excited for.
That said these have my interest: Sacred Creatures (the only one I definitely think I will try), Generation Gone, The Family Trade

[Dark-Flux]

Theres a few that look interesting, imo. Redlands and Family Trade in particular. And im always down for more work from Kot.

Also, Mage is back holy crap!

[capuga]

Not a huge Ales Kot fan but I'll read any creator owned work with Tradd Moore doing art.

[sleeka]

I'll probably check out The Family Trade, Family Tree, and Redlands. I'll read anything with assassins in it. Redlands preview looks promising as well http://ew.com/books/2017/03/02/redla...l-rey-preview/

[C_Miller]

I'll check out Family Tree, Redlands and Generation Gone. Although you do have to take Image announcements with a grain of salt. I guarantee that at least three of these titles will not see the light of day.

[Doughy Man!]

^ Yeah, whatever became of that Ellis/Lotay project? (For that matter, what's become of Ellis' long neglected Trees? I'd like to know how that story ends damnit!)

I'll check out Sacred Creatures and Redlands.

And if anything gets real high marks upon release I'll take a peak at those as well.

[rui no onna]

+1 on Family Trade.

I'll figure out which ones are worth trying after I read the previews on Image Plus.

[Dark-Flux]

^ Yeah, whatever became of that Ellis/Lotay project? (For that matter, what's become of Ellis' long neglected Trees? I'd like to know how that story ends damnit!)

I'll check out Sacred Creatures and Redlands.

And if anything gets real high marks upon release I'll take a peak at those as well.

Tula Lotay recently confirmed she's still working on the art for Heartless.

[Enigma]

Hmmm, nothing jumping out at me. A couple that I'm interested in, but not like 'I must buy this book instead of food'.

[Ilan Preskovsky]

Yeah, not a single one jumps out at me. However, that doesn't mean that a bunch of these won't be any good - I'm sure I'll land up picking up at least the first trade on a few of them. That's pretty much how I work now anyway. Unless it's a new series by someone like Greg Rucka, I'd rather just check out the reviews and then pick up the first trade if I hear good things. Especially as most series are now $4 and most first trades are still $10.

[Deniz Camp]

They didn't give much information, is part of the problem. I've seen a little more from a couple of these books, and there's a lot more to them than it seems.

A lot to be excited for, trust me.