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The new series Daredevil: A Cold Day in Hell #1 was unveiled today at the Marvel Fanfare Panel held at New York CC, with Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief CB Cebulski moderating the panel. He is joined by bestselling artist Steve McNiven (Civil War) and New York Times bestselling author Charles Soule (Star Wars) to announce an epic new Daredevil limited series.”I know that any idea I write will be executed brilliantly by Steve. When you have that level of trust, you can take a lot of risks,” Saul said. “This was a very interesting process, because the way we made this…
At the New York Comic Con panel “IDW Publishing: The Next 25 Years Fears,” IDW announced a new horror offering, “IDW Dark.” Featuring licensed and creator-owned titles, the imprint includes “A Quiet Place,” “Smile,” “The Twilight Zone,” “Sleepy Hollow,” and “Event Horizon.” will be home to a new comic based on. All courtesy of the publisher’s ongoing partnership with Paramount Consumer. product. Logo, clockwise: Smile, 30 Days of Night: Falling Sun, Event Horizon, A Quiet Place, Under the Tree When No One is Looking: Rite of Spring, Sleepy Hollow, The Twilight Zone, IDW Dark Creator-owned titles include 30 Days of…
On Saturday afternoon at New York Comic Con’s “Jim Lee and Friends” panel, DC announced a new five-issue series between Seasons 1 and 2 of Peacemaker. Peacemaker: The Vigilante/Eagly double feature! ” debuted in March, with writer Tim Seeley and artist Mitch Gerads responsible for the Vigilante story, along with writer Pat Brosseau, writer Rex Ogle, artist Matteo Lolli, and colorist John Cullies and Brosseau will be involved in the story of Eagly. DC Studios CEO James Gunn will serve as story consultant for the series. Each story picks up where Peacemaker Season 1 left off, but without the title…
DC Comics is pleased to announce Peacemaker Presents, a new five-issue series from Tim Seeley and Mitch Gerads (The Vigilante Story) and Rex Ogle and Matteo Lolli (The Eagly Story), with James Gunn serving as story consultant. : Vigilante/Eagly double feature” was announced. . Set between seasons 1 and 2 of the Max Originals series Peacemaker, this comic along with two characters gives fans and readers a taste of where the popular TV show is headed in 2025.”When[DC editor]Katie Kubert asked me to write a short story for DC’s Strange Love Adventures, I was excited to write the story of…
Since its founding last year, Ghost Machine co-founders Geoff Johns, Bryan Hitch, Peter J. Tomasi, and many others took to the stage at NYCC today to talk about their work over the past year and look ahead to the future. We talked about prospects.The creators all raved about the publisher and its books, with artist Brian Hitch saying they were “just as much fun to create as they are to read, perhaps even more so.” Johns quipped that the book was so good that “it’s up to me to spoil it.” Geiger artist Gary Frank said all of the creators…
While NYCC’s comics program leaves a lot to be desired at this year’s convention, comic retailers are still fighting the good fight to make sure the show stays true to its name. One of those sellers is Brooklyn’s Bulletproof Comics. It is owned by Hank Kwon and is always open for conversation and recommendations. He always makes sure the store has a big presence at cons with things like guest autographs and special variant covers, and this year is no exception. This year, Bulletproof will be selling a new Iron Man comic written by Spencer Ackerman and illustrated by Julius…
At the New York Comic-Con panel “Lucasfilm Publishing: Star Wars: Tales from a Galaxy Far Away,” Marvel Comics announced the new ongoing Star Wars series Star Wars, written by Marc Guggenheim and illustrated by Madivek Mousabekov. Wars: Jedi Knight (The book introduces the Jedi of the prequel trilogy, including Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Count Dooku, and Mace Windu, before the events of the films. -A new character. Cover by Lazza Star Wars: Jedi Knights, which takes place before The Phantom Menace, stars the Jedi Knights that fans have known from the prequel trilogy, including Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Featuring…
Image credit: UDON Studios/Capcom After being confused about the continuity of the Street Fighter series and confused about the order in which I read them, I thought I would take a step back from the big picture and dig a little deeper into spin-off series that focus on a single character. . First up is “Street Fighter Legends: Cammy”. In the film, Delta Blue, a British secret agent and leader of a counter-terrorist team, loses his confidence when one of his colleagues reverts to Bison-led brainwashing. Considering Cammy’s own background as a blank-slate assassin for Bison’s Shadaloo organization, this betrayal…
DJI has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense over its addition to the Pentagon’s list of “Chinese military companies.” In a filing shared with The Verge, the company said it objects to the designation because it is “not owned or controlled by the Chinese military.” The company describes itself as “the largest private seller of consumer and commercial drones,” which are primarily used by first responders, fire and police departments, businesses, and hobbyists.The company claimed it suffered “ongoing financial and reputational harm” as the Pentagon officially declared it a national security threat. The company also said it…
During a panel discussion Friday at New York City Comic Con, DC announced a long-running Justice League spinoff. Debuting in January, Justice League: The Atom Project features three iconic characters: Ray Palmer (Atom), Ryan Choi (Atom), and Nathaniel Adam (Captain Atom). The trio teams up to help the DCU’s superheroes regain their rightful powers in the wake of the Absolute Power that ruined everything. The Atom Project was co-written by John Ridley and Ryan Parrott, with interior and main cover art by Mike Perkins. This is the latest title in DC’s All In initiative, which consists of a continuing line…