Showing posts with label Rival Schools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rival Schools. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

STREET FIGHTER DARKSTALKERS COMIC BOOK LT ED SDCC CHUN LI SEXY RIVAL SCHOOLS OOP


CAPCOM SUMMER SPECIAL 2004 COMIC BOOK. featuring STREET FIGHTER, DARKSTALKERS and RIVAL SCHOOLS!

SAN DIEGO COMICON SPECIAL EDITION.

RARE AND OUT OF PRINT
HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM!
THE CAPCOM CHARACTERS RETURN IN THIS ALL NEW FULL COLOR MANGA ANIME-STYLE COMIC BOOK SERIES!

Featuring fantastic full color artwork from UDON Studios printed on high quality paper.

UDON is premiering its very own Capcom Summer Special 2004, a special 32-page, full-color exclusive comic that marks the debut of Capcom's other properties. Get ready for the debut of the comic book versions of Darkstalkers and Rival Schools.

The fan-favorite comic returns with an introductory jumping-on point for new readers.

"Darkstalkers, with its classic cast of horror-themed characters including Morrigan and Felicia, has had a dedicated fan base for years, spawning anime OAVs, manga and countless other successful licensed products. Rival Schools, one of Capcom's most beloved 3-D fighting games, expands the Street Fighter universe with a massive cast of new and familiar faces in a tale that is equal parts kung-fu and comedic high school drama.

Much like the highly sought-after surprise hit Street Fighter #0 of 2003, [the Capcom Summer Special 2004] will contain three all-new original stories from the three respective Capcom titles: Street Fighter (featuring a Chun-Li story by Ken Siu-Chong, Arnold Tsang and Andrew Hou), Darkstalkers (featuring the origin of Morrigan by Ken Siu-Chong and Alvin Lee), and Rival Schools (featuring Street Fighter's Sakura and her friends Hinata and Natsu in a story by Erik Ko and Omar Dogan)."

The Street Fighter portion of the Special helps give some more depth to Chun-Li’s character. It takes place shortly after the death of her father and shows how she dealt with the situation. It will also feature the pretty kick-ass fight between Chun-Li and Birdie that fans should get a kick out of. The Darkstalkers and Rival Schools stories are prequel stories that will help set the stage for the ongoing series. The Darkstalkers story will detail the origin of Morrigan (something fans have never seen before) and the events in the Rival Schools story will help show how it connects to the Street Fighter Universe.

Besides being the second most recognizable (and fantasized-about) female fighting game character (next to Chun-Li), [Darkstalkers’] Morrigan is a succubus—a vampire-like creature that feeds on the souls of humans through seduction or, sometimes, through their dreams. In Darkstalkers, she is the heir to the throne of one of the noble houses of the Demon World, but has grown restless under the over-protective eye of her father and has taken to entering the human world to enjoy the thrill of the ‘hunt’. Basically, the human world is her playground. Since the setting is not in the real world, the characters are all "Darkstalkers"—supernatural beings such as vampires, werewolves and undead zombies. That allows for even crazier powers and over-the-top moves than SF since SF’s characters, as powerful as they may be, need to be at least somewhat more based in reality. They can fly, teleport, summon, transform, etc., making the characters really interesting in translating into a comic. the fighting environment is not confined to human to the ground and the damage caused by the characters moves are much greater. Darkstalkers has truly a great cast that ranges from the horrific to the down-right wacky: A zombie guitarist, a cat girl, a succubus, a vampire prince, a bee-woman, a Frankenstein-like monster, a werewolf, a sasquatch, a merman… I guarantee comic fans have never seen a cast of characters quite like this.

Rival Schools, as fans would know, is a spin-off of Street Fighter. It's Capcom trying to push their fighting game to the next level with 3-D graphics instead of 2-D sprites. It's supposedly set in the same universe as SF, but is loosely connected. Only Sakura is in the game. But that's the game. RS has its own unique story that’s somewhat independent of the Street Fighter story. Sakura will switch to RS when RS starts. Sakura is basically a young high school girl who’s become obsessed with being like Ryu—she’s his self-professed #1 fan and pupil. She wears a headband like him and is always trying to imitate his techniques. Sometimes she really gets on his nerves, but deep down he has a soft spot for her and begins to look at her like a little sister. She’s actually one of my personal favorite characters to write since she helps balance Ryu’s one-minded, serious quest to perfect his training with a little light-heartedness. RS kicks off with a mystery as the top students in all a number of schools start to get attacked and begin to disappear, and the other students will band together to find out who is behind these threats,” Ko added. “It will be a fun ride, very different from your regular comic. While some of the characters in RS do fight in the style of Street Fighter, some duels could be in the form of sports instead of actual fights! It is like Shaolin Soccer meets Street Fighter! I am sure that the Rival Schools comic will redefine what action is to the comic readers.



A MUST HAVE for all Die Hard Street Fighter fans.

Read the story of the characters behind the video game!

STREET FIGHTER DARKSTALKERS COMIC BOOK RIVAL SCHOOLS LIMITED EDITION CAPCOM RARE


CAPCOM SUMMER SPECIAL 2004 COMIC BOOK. featuring STREET FIGHTER, DARKSTALKERS and RIVAL SCHOOLS!

TORONTO COMIC EXPO SPECIAL EDITION.

RARE AND OUT OF PRINT
HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM!
THE CAPCOM CHARACTERS RETURN IN THIS ALL NEW FULL COLOR MANGA ANIME-STYLE COMIC BOOK SERIES!

Featuring fantastic full color artwork from UDON Studios printed on high quality paper.

UDON is premiering its very own Capcom Summer Special 2004, a special 32-page, full-color exclusive comic that marks the debut of Capcom's other properties. Get ready for the debut of the comic book versions of Darkstalkers and Rival Schools.

The fan-favorite comic returns with an introductory jumping-on point for new readers.

"Darkstalkers, with its classic cast of horror-themed characters including Morrigan and Felicia, has had a dedicated fan base for years, spawning anime OAVs, manga and countless other successful licensed products. Rival Schools, one of Capcom's most beloved 3-D fighting games, expands the Street Fighter universe with a massive cast of new and familiar faces in a tale that is equal parts kung-fu and comedic high school drama.

Much like the highly sought-after surprise hit Street Fighter #0 of 2003, [the Capcom Summer Special 2004] will contain three all-new original stories from the three respective Capcom titles: Street Fighter (featuring a Chun-Li story by Ken Siu-Chong, Arnold Tsang and Andrew Hou), Darkstalkers (featuring the origin of Morrigan by Ken Siu-Chong and Alvin Lee), and Rival Schools (featuring Street Fighter's Sakura and her friends Hinata and Natsu in a story by Erik Ko and Omar Dogan)."

The Street Fighter portion of the Special helps give some more depth to Chun-Li’s character. It takes place shortly after the death of her father and shows how she dealt with the situation. It will also feature the pretty kick-ass fight between Chun-Li and Birdie that fans should get a kick out of. The Darkstalkers and Rival Schools stories are prequel stories that will help set the stage for the ongoing series. The Darkstalkers story will detail the origin of Morrigan (something fans have never seen before) and the events in the Rival Schools story will help show how it connects to the Street Fighter Universe.

Besides being the second most recognizable (and fantasized-about) female fighting game character (next to Chun-Li), [Darkstalkers’] Morrigan is a succubus—a vampire-like creature that feeds on the souls of humans through seduction or, sometimes, through their dreams. In Darkstalkers, she is the heir to the throne of one of the noble houses of the Demon World, but has grown restless under the over-protective eye of her father and has taken to entering the human world to enjoy the thrill of the ‘hunt’. Basically, the human world is her playground. Since the setting is not in the real world, the characters are all "Darkstalkers"—supernatural beings such as vampires, werewolves and undead zombies. That allows for even crazier powers and over-the-top moves than SF since SF’s characters, as powerful as they may be, need to be at least somewhat more based in reality. They can fly, teleport, summon, transform, etc., making the characters really interesting in translating into a comic. the fighting environment is not confined to human to the ground and the damage caused by the characters moves are much greater. Darkstalkers has truly a great cast that ranges from the horrific to the down-right wacky: A zombie guitarist, a cat girl, a succubus, a vampire prince, a bee-woman, a Frankenstein-like monster, a werewolf, a sasquatch, a merman… I guarantee comic fans have never seen a cast of characters quite like this.

Rival Schools, as fans would know, is a spin-off of Street Fighter. It's Capcom trying to push their fighting game to the next level with 3-D graphics instead of 2-D sprites. It's supposedly set in the same universe as SF, but is loosely connected. Only Sakura is in the game. But that's the game. RS has its own unique story that’s somewhat independent of the Street Fighter story. Sakura will switch to RS when RS starts. Sakura is basically a young high school girl who’s become obsessed with being like Ryu—she’s his self-professed #1 fan and pupil. She wears a headband like him and is always trying to imitate his techniques. Sometimes she really gets on his nerves, but deep down he has a soft spot for her and begins to look at her like a little sister. She’s actually one of my personal favorite characters to write since she helps balance Ryu’s one-minded, serious quest to perfect his training with a little light-heartedness. RS kicks off with a mystery as the top students in all a number of schools start to get attacked and begin to disappear, and the other students will band together to find out who is behind these threats,” Ko added. “It will be a fun ride, very different from your regular comic. While some of the characters in RS do fight in the style of Street Fighter, some duels could be in the form of sports instead of actual fights! It is like Shaolin Soccer meets Street Fighter! I am sure that the Rival Schools comic will redefine what action is to the comic readers.



A MUST HAVE for all Die Hard Street Fighter fans.

Read the story of the characters behind the video game!

Thursday, September 8, 2011

STREET FIGHTER LEGENDS SAKURA COMIC BOOK ORIGIN SEXY HOT DAN RIVAL SCHOOLS MANGA


STREET FIGHTER LEGENDS SAKURA MANGA COMIC BOOK!
OUT OF PRINT. HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM ISSUE!

Published by UDON COMICS.

Featuring fantastic full color anime-style artwork

This is a brand new Street Fighter series that will spotlight fan-favorite fighting school girl Sakura.

The adventures of everyone's favorite street fighting schoolgirl continue in this action-packed, white-knuckled issue!

Sakura enjoys the relative calm that follows the grueling, belly-busting food battle with Karin, but the calm is merely the precursor to an impending storm... a storm named Dan Hibiki!!! Can Sakura possibly be prepared for the Ultimate Technique Dan has in store for her?

In the 90s, gamers across the country spent millions of their hard-earned quarters at the arcade and made Street Fighter II one of the most popular video games of all time. Years later, many comic book readers probably still remember how to make Ryu execute a dragon punch or flying spin kick. In this Street Fighter series, the characters and events follow the designs and back stories established in the video game that first introduced the world to Guile, Chun Li, and M. Bison.

Street Fighter, the legendary franchise by Capcom that revolutionized gaming and entertained players and fans for over a decade with its unforgettable cast of World Warriors, finally hits the printed page with every pulse-pounding Dragon Punch and bone-crushing Sonic Boom intact, just like it was meant to be!

Arguably, the key secret to the success of Street Fighter II lies behind the strong characterization applied to the central figures—anybody who is familiar with the video game likely bonds with at least one of the colorful fighters because they can find something to identify with him (or her). For the popular fighting game to carry over into the comics medium was a complete natural.

A MUST HAVE for all Die Hard Street Fighter fans.

Read the story of the characters behind the video game!

This item was never available for sale in any mass market retail outlet and could only be purchased in comic book specialty stores.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

RIVAL SCHOOLS COMIC BOOK STREET FIGHTER MANGA SAKURA!!!

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RIVAL SCHOOLS: UNITED BY FATE MANGA COMIC BOOK!
OUT OF PRINT. HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM!


Published by UDON Comics.

Featuring fantastic manga-style artwork

The comic has the Rival Schools series taking place in the same universe as the main Street Fighter series, thereby explaining Sakura's involvement in the first Rival Schools game.

From the pages of STREET FIGHTER comes Capcom's beloved high school brawler... RIVAL SCHOOLS! All of Japan is gripped by fear as numerous students begin disappearing. When police are unable to stop or explain the kidnappings, the top students from several elite schools decide to take their fate into their own hands. Join fan-favourites STREET FIGHTER character Sakura, Hinata and the entire RS cast to see what bombastic, action-packed, comedic mayhem awaits them in this new series.

The disappearances and attacks on students continue, forcing Sakura, Batsu, Hinata and Kyosuke to team up to get to the bottom of the strange occurrences. Storm clouds seem to be forming over Taiyo High School as the action heats up and the hallways begin to rumble!

A MUST HAVE for all Die Hard Rival Schools/Street Fighter fans.

Read the story of the characters behind the video game!

This item was never available for sale in any mass market retail outlet and could only be purchased in comic book specialty stores.

Sunday, May 24, 2009

STREET FIGHTER DARKSTALKERS COMICBOOK LT ED SIGNED SDCC

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CAPCOM SUMMER SPECIAL 2004 COMIC BOOK. featuring STREET FIGHTER, DARKSTALKERS and RIVAL SCHOOLS!

SAN DIEGO COMICON SPECIAL EDITION. SIGNED by three of the Artists!

RARE AND OUT OF PRINT
HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM!
THE CAPCOM CHARACTERS RETURN IN THIS ALL NEW FULL COLOR MANGA ANIME-STYLE COMIC BOOK SERIES!

Featuring fantastic full color artwork from UDON Studios printed on high quality paper.

UDON is premiering its very own Capcom Summer Special 2004, a special 32-page, full-color exclusive comic that marks the debut of Capcom's other properties. Get ready for the debut of the comic book versions of Darkstalkers and Rival Schools.

The fan-favorite comic returns with an introductory jumping-on point for new readers.

"Darkstalkers, with its classic cast of horror-themed characters including Morrigan and Felicia, has had a dedicated fan base for years, spawning anime OAVs, manga and countless other successful licensed products. Rival Schools, one of Capcom's most beloved 3-D fighting games, expands the Street Fighter universe with a massive cast of new and familiar faces in a tale that is equal parts kung-fu and comedic high school drama.

Much like the highly sought-after surprise hit Street Fighter #0 of 2003, [the Capcom Summer Special 2004] will contain three all-new original stories from the three respective Capcom titles: Street Fighter (featuring a Chun-Li story by Ken Siu-Chong, Arnold Tsang and Andrew Hou), Darkstalkers (featuring the origin of Morrigan by Ken Siu-Chong and Alvin Lee), and Rival Schools (featuring Street Fighter's Sakura and her friends Hinata and Natsu in a story by Erik Ko and Omar Dogan)."

The Street Fighter portion of the Special helps give some more depth to Chun-Li’s character. It takes place shortly after the death of her father and shows how she dealt with the situation. It will also feature the pretty kick-ass fight between Chun-Li and Birdie that fans should get a kick out of. The Darkstalkers and Rival Schools stories are prequel stories that will help set the stage for the ongoing series. The Darkstalkers story will detail the origin of Morrigan (something fans have never seen before) and the events in the Rival Schools story will help show how it connects to the Street Fighter Universe.

Besides being the second most recognizable (and fantasized-about) female fighting game character (next to Chun-Li), [Darkstalkers’] Morrigan is a succubus—a vampire-like creature that feeds on the souls of humans through seduction or, sometimes, through their dreams. In Darkstalkers, she is the heir to the throne of one of the noble houses of the Demon World, but has grown restless under the over-protective eye of her father and has taken to entering the human world to enjoy the thrill of the ‘hunt’. Basically, the human world is her playground. Since the setting is not in the real world, the characters are all "Darkstalkers"—supernatural beings such as vampires, werewolves and undead zombies. That allows for even crazier powers and over-the-top moves than SF since SF’s characters, as powerful as they may be, need to be at least somewhat more based in reality. They can fly, teleport, summon, transform, etc., making the characters really interesting in translating into a comic. the fighting environment is not confined to human to the ground and the damage caused by the characters moves are much greater. Darkstalkers has truly a great cast that ranges from the horrific to the down-right wacky: A zombie guitarist, a cat girl, a succubus, a vampire prince, a bee-woman, a Frankenstein-like monster, a werewolf, a sasquatch, a merman… I guarantee comic fans have never seen a cast of characters quite like this.

Rival Schools, as fans would know, is a spin-off of Street Fighter. It's Capcom trying to push their fighting game to the next level with 3-D graphics instead of 2-D sprites. It's supposedly set in the same universe as SF, but is loosely connected. Only Sakura is in the game. But that's the game. RS has its own unique story that’s somewhat independent of the Street Fighter story. Sakura will switch to RS when RS starts. Sakura is basically a young high school girl who’s become obsessed with being like Ryu—she’s his self-professed #1 fan and pupil. She wears a headband like him and is always trying to imitate his techniques. Sometimes she really gets on his nerves, but deep down he has a soft spot for her and begins to look at her like a little sister. She’s actually one of my personal favorite characters to write since she helps balance Ryu’s one-minded, serious quest to perfect his training with a little light-heartedness. RS kicks off with a mystery as the top students in all a number of schools start to get attacked and begin to disappear, and the other students will band together to find out who is behind these threats,” Ko added. “It will be a fun ride, very different from your regular comic. While some of the characters in RS do fight in the style of Street Fighter, some duels could be in the form of sports instead of actual fights! It is like Shaolin Soccer meets Street Fighter! I am sure that the Rival Schools comic will redefine what action is to the comic readers.



A MUST HAVE for all Die Hard Street Fighter fans.

Read the story of the characters behind the video game!