Adrian Alphona Archives

Comic Creator Credits In Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Here are those credited as Comic Book Artists: Adrian Alphona – co-creator of Runaways and Ms Marvel Anand Ramcheron – trading card, cover artist, co-creator of Infinity Runners Bill Sienkiewicz – legendary artist on Moon Kight, New Mutants, Stray Toasters, Arkham Asylum, Elektra Assassin, Big Numbers. Sanford Greene – artist on Power Man & Iron Fist, Bitter Root, Wonder[...]
Runaways #38 cover byKris Anka for the 100th issue of Runaways, hitting comic book shops from Marvel Comics on August 11th, 2021.
What do you think Marvel is made of money? Co-creator Adrian Alphona is though, as well as prior series artist Kris Anka In a press release on Marvel.com, Marvel promises twists and "big character redefining moments" for Runaways #38/#100 Is it safe to say the universe will be shaken to its foundations leaving nothing the[...]
Brian K. Vaughan On Runaways, Y: The Last Man, And Saga Adaptations?!
First up, Runaways, the Marvel Comics series by Vaughan and Adrian Alphona which will be launching as a Hulu TV series in early 2018 (as well as a comic book reboot, possibly written by Rainbow Rowell, this year): I just did a little consulting early in the process, but I think the Runaways found the ideal 'foster[...]
TL;DR Catches Us Up On Kamala Khan Becoming Ms. Marvel
Willow Wilson and drawn by Adrian Alphona focused on the first Muslim character to headline a series The character's origin ties into the Terrigen Bomb / Cloud that released her dormant Inhuman abilities This TL;DR was written by Noah Sterling, Max Dweck and drawn by Jina Noh. https://youtu.be/eVz8c6iKkLAVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: What[...]
Bleeding Cool's 11 Best Comics Of 2014
Willow Wilson, with art by Adrian Alphona and colors by Ian Herring When announced, it was seen by many commenters as a token comic There to bump the numbers A female creative team, a Muslim writer, starring a Pakistani American teenage girl, it ticked all the boxes and seemed to be there to provide a handy get out clause[...]