Marvel is Whipping Indiana Jones Back Into Comics Adventures
Lucasfilm may be currently done with Indiana Jones on the big and small screens, but the adventurer still lives on the page. At Friday’s San Diego Comic-Con panel, Lucasfilm announced Indiana Jones and the Sword of Pandemonium. Set after Raiders of the Lost Ark, the five-issue miniseries from Jason Aaron (Absolute Superman) and Aaron Kuder (Planet She-Hulk) sees Indy on the hunt for a “biblical weapon” that’ll challenge his long-held disbelief of the supernatural.
- ▪Lucasfilm may be currently done with Indiana Jones on the big and small screens, but the adventurer still lives on the page.
- ▪At Friday’s San Diego Comic-Con panel, Lucasfilm announced Indiana Jones and the Sword of Pandemonium.
- ▪Set after Raiders of the Lost Ark, the five-issue miniseries from Jason Aaron (Absolute Superman) and Aaron Kuder (Planet She-Hulk) sees Indy on the hunt for a “biblical weapon” that’ll challenge his long-held disbelief of the supernatural.
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Lucasfilm may be currently done with Indiana Jones on the big and small screens, but the adventurer still lives on the page. At Friday’s San Diego Comic-Con panel, Lucasfilm announced Indiana Jones and the Sword of Pandemonium. Set after Raiders of the Lost Ark, the five-issue miniseries from Jason Aaron (Absolute Superman) and Aaron Kuder (Planet She-Hulk) sees Indy on the hunt for a “biblical weapon” that’ll challenge his long-held disbelief of the supernatural. Complicating things is the “impossible return of an archenemy” and the return of Marion Ravenwood, who’s recently come into possession of a power source for said weapon.
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