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Just like in the 1950s three-dimensional movies are all the rage, and just like in the 50s, comic publishers are getting into the extra-dimensional act. Image Comics is prepping Captain Wonder 3-D for a February release. Brian Haberlin (Witchblade, Spawn, Aria) and Phillip Tan (Green Lantern, X-Men, Spawn) share writing and art duties on the 48-page Captain Wonder comic, which Image is publishing in an all-new 3-D comic process that is reportedly a major advance over the poorly registered, headache-inducing 3-D comics of the fifties. The comic, which comes with its own 3-D glasses, will be in stores on February 6th, 2011, and will have a cover price of $4.99.
The one-shot, all-ages comic features Captain Wonder, the world’s leading superhero. When the powerful superhero mysteriously disappears, the world harmony that he so carefully constructed starts to break down. The world’s only hope just might be Billy Gordon, a ten-year-old boy, who is in mortal danger himself.