What’s to Love: “I thought you were dead.” “Call me Plissken!” We could seriously quote John Carpenter’s gritty cult classic all day. Expanding Carpenter’s world of Big Trouble in Little China in comics has been a dream, and now we’re diving into the war-torn “future” of Escape from New York with the most reluctant anti-hero in

It’s been 12 years, and the government still won’t leave Snake Plissken alone.

It’s been 12 years, and the government still won’t leave Snake Plissken alone.

It’s been 12 years, and the government still won’t leave Snake Plissken alone.

It’s been 12 years, and the government still won’t leave Snake Plissken alone.

Snake gets trapped with the former President in a live interview.

Snake is back in New York and everyone wants to kill him!

Snake is back in New York and everyone wants to kill him!

Snake's adventure in Siberia comes to a dramatic conclusion as he takes on the strange masked figure from his past.

Snake's adventure in Siberia comes to a dramatic conclusion as he takes on the strange masked figure from his past.

This return of the enemy from the past Snake! You can not trust anyone, Snake must join the invasion of the Gulag with 81 and follow the man hunt for his life.

As the collision forces are fighting for control of the Trans-Siberian railway, Snake learns things have not changed since his first time as a soldier. With the ever-watching eyes masked stranger over him, Snake will discover that the past is never too far behind.

New story arc! Government Snake throws out of the plane and in the middle of a battle in Siberia, back to war, he thought he had left behind.

Army USPF boils down to Florida seceded nation, Snake is forced to take up arms for the Twins. Little does he know that everything is going according to plan. With the invasion is in full swing, the end of the game put in place. Time to cook a nuclear weapon.

Between the escalation of the Third World War and become number one on the wanted list of America, Snake Plissken jumping boundaries and finds himself in a breakaway nation of Florida. While he may have escaped USPF, Snake finds himself in the middle of a whole new level of political corruption.

Why we love: we can not get enough of John Carpenter! It means so much to us that he brought Big Trouble in Little China comics right put.Reaktsiya was so strong that we knew that we had to bring another Carpenter classics to comics in style and approach, making Escape from New York justice. Why you'll love it: If you already like Escape from New