Cory Smith Archives

He's just one of the many creators listed in the credits during their special thanks, before the post-credits scene… and the post-credits note. The ain character comic book creator credits from Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 3 run as follows: Drax & Gamora created by JIM STARLIN Groot created by STAN LEE, LARRY LIEBER and JACK KIRBY Mantis created[...]

DeKnight, Kurt Busiek, Dan Slott, Ron Garney, Richard Isanove, Andrea Di Vito, Scott Hanna, Roberto de La Torre, Gerardo Zatfino, Steve McNiven, Pete Woods,Alan Davis, Cam Smith, Aneke, Luke Ross, Nolan Woodard, Andy Troy, Kate Niemczyk, Jesus Saiz, Patch Zircher, Java Tartaglia, Marco Checchetto, David Finch, Paul Davidson, Cory Smith, Roberto Poggi, Roge Antonio, Israel[...]

For the 50th Anniversary of the modern-day version of Ghost Rider from Marvel Comics, they are to publish a new Ghost Rider ongoing series starring Johnny Blaze, written by Wolverine, X-Force, Green Arrow writer, and novelist Benjamin Percy and drawn by artist Cory Smith. The previous Ghost Rider series was a victim of the pandemic shutdowns,[...]

So we'll have to wait for more on that to come, but for now, Non-Stop Spider-Man comes to an end this Wednesday with Non-Stop Spider-Man #5 by Joe Kelly, Chris Bachalo as well as a bunch of others helping to tet it out of the door, Cory Smith, Gerardo Sandoval, Tim Townsend, Wayne Fauchier, Victor[...]

It shows the Titan briefly pondering his own meaning, resolving to wage war as he always has, discovering the Infinity Stones/Gems have returned, and being killed by Requiem. Beyond that, there are a couple of guest appearances that seem like advertisement for Cosmic Ghost Rider and Infinity Wars. The back-up story by Gerry Duggan, Cory Smith, and[...]

It made me laugh in bewilderment. Weapon H #1 art by Cory Smith and Morry Hollowell Cory Smith does some damn fine work here, and his art is integral holding this rig together His characters have a slick and detailed distinctness to them, and the Wendigo and Weapon H themselves look imposing and badass Action scenes are[...]

Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo are facing off against the Malignoid swarm on the planet's surface while Donatello protects all of the witnesses to the trial against Krang. The Malgnoids aren't the only threat the Turtles have to deal with, though, as Krang has hired the bounty hunter assassin Hakk-R to stir up more trouble. TMNT #75 cover[...]

The fight between Emma's people and Jean's X-Men is creative and looks good. Cory Smith's artwork is expressive and dynamic He does make the fight scene look good Matt Milla's color palette is bright and high-contrast It looks great for most of the book, but it does seem a bit out of place with the aforementioned[...]

Could it be connected to whatever role Magneto is playing in the Secret Empire? Could she be trying to talk some sense into him about joining up with the definitely-not-Nazi's-but-totally-have-internment-camps Hydra? If that is indeed the case? Art by Cory Smith We shall see shortly, I suppose, as with a twice a month release schedule, it won't[...]

And more importantly, perhaps, in the actions they take. Art by Cory Smith Superheroes, then, are beyond nationalities They are symbols of how we can come together, and welcome each other with open arms and work towards the same goals. In comic books, at least, immigrants are indeed welcome here. Art by Adam Hughes Writer Greg Pak has raised[...]

Eisner Award winning website CBR has the EXCLUSIVE reveal of this news in an in-depth investigative report featuring both the covers and solicit information, which we've used our own journalistic expertise to right-click, save-as, and upload here: BIG MOOSE ONE-SHOT Riverdale's resident jock gets the spotlight in this special one-shot where everything's Moose! Stories by Sean Ryan,[...]

By Joe Glass, Bleeding Cool's Senior Mutant Correspondent, All New X-Men Annual #1 cover by Cory Smith & Andres Mossa The first (of this run, anyway Will it be the only?) annual of Marvel's All New X-Men packs two stories for the price one, and both contain some of the best X-Men storytelling in a while[...]

These issues will also be available through Dynamite Digital. Magnus: Robot Fighter #7 by Fred Van Lente and Cory Smith – click here for more information. Turok: Dinosaur Hunter #8 by Greg Pak and Takeshi Miyazawa – click here for more information. With the final order cutoff coming up for these two Gold Key[...]

Like with some of their other books shipping on July 9th, they've teamed up with Bleeding Cool to present the preceding issues to give readers a chance to catch up with the series before picking up the next issue on new comic book day. Here you get Magnus: Robot Fighter #4 by Fred Van Lente and[...]

Specifically, we have started releasing a series of very limited edition prints by a number of incredible artists, the first two are out now. The first is by Cory Smith (Dynamite's Magnus: Robot Fighter), and the second by Kevin Wada (Marvel's She-Hulk cover artist). It's obvious how these can potentially help a comic project out: if there's[...]

The only character who maybe needed a little more time spent is Bear; it is not really abundantly clear what his power set is, but he is a giant bear, so it is ok by me to have it explained at a later date. The issue also introduces the villain Reverend, who appears to be experimenting[...]

We've got some sneak peeks from the folks at Dynamite as they launch their new Flash Gordon series with Jeff Parker and Evan Shaner and continue the Magnus: Robot Fighter reboot with Fred Van Lente and Cory Smith. FLASH GORDON #1 Jeff Parker (w) Evan Shaner (a) Gabriel Hardman, Jonathan Case, Declan Shalvey, Marc Laming (c) FC • 32 pages[...]

As part of the Gold Key relaunch through Dynamite, Fred Van Lente and Cory Smith have torn the concept of Magnus down to the studs and constructed a completely re-imagined character and world that has a lot in common with Planet of the Apes (including a key cameo from the Statue of Liberty) Van Lente[...]

By Joe Glass Today sees the release of the new reboot of Magnus: Robot Fighter by Fred Van Lente and Cory Smith from Dynamite. We're introduced in the first issue to a strange world…or rather, two strange worlds Initially we're in a world that seems both in the future yet reassuringly nostalgic and familiar[...]

Dynamite turns 10 in 2014,  and Andy Diggle, Matt Wagner, Dennis Calero, Fred Van Lente, Greg Pak, Victor Gischler, Frank Barbiere, and Cory Smith turned out as part of a pretty impressive line up at the end of Dynamite's first decade. Andy Diggle spoke about his "supernatural crime thriller" Uncanny, drawn by Aaron Campbell, where central[...]