Django Zorro (2014 Dynamite) comic books
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Issue #3B
Published Feb 2015 by Dynamite Entertainment.$8.00
Written by Quentin Tarantino and Matt Wagner. Art by Esteve Polls. Cover by Francesco Francavilla. Our heroes finally arrive in Phoenix and their first encounter with the self-proclaimed Archduke of Arizona, whose charming demeanor is tinged with a merciless arrogance. Diego is welcomed into the Archduke's inner circle of wealthy investors but Django soon finds himself exploring behind the scenes with the silent but intrepid Bernardo. The Archduke's massive railroad project is a being built be the local Yaqui tribes, who are all but enslaved by their master's tyrannical regime. This exciting series is the first-ever sequel to any of Quentin Tarantino's films and features one of the original western heroes, the masked crusader known as Zorro! 32 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #3C
Published Feb 2015 by Dynamite Entertainment.$6.00
Written by Quentin Tarantino and Matt Wagner. Art by Esteve Polls. Cover by Mike Mayhew. In this issue, our heroes finally arrive in Phoenix and their first encounter with the self-proclaimed Archduke of Arizona, whose charming demeanor is tinged with a merciless arrogance. Diego is welcomed into the Archduke's inner circle of wealthy investors but Django soon finds himself exploring behind the scenes with the silent but intrepid Bernardo. The Archduke's massive railroad project is a being built be the local Yaqui tribes, who are all but enslaved by their master's tyrannical regime. 32 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #5A
Published Mar 2015 by Dynamite Entertainment.$8.00
$7.49
Written by Quentin Tarantino and Matt Wagner. Art by Esteve Polls. Cover by Jae Lee. Following Zorro's first appearance at the Archduke's slave-driven, rail construction site, Django begins to piece together clues that lead him to a startling conclusion…and a fond reminiscence. Meanwhile, Diego expresses his doubts as to the Archduke's claim of territorial endowment. Things come to head when suspicion eventually centers on Django himself, leading to a bloody confrontation and a surprising bit of role reversal. Cover price $3.99.
