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This is  scene from Mighty Avengers #2 by Al Ewing and Greg Land. And this is an image result if you google for "angry old woman" And this image is associated with it…   In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences or works of the[...]

It takes from Marvel history, but I wouldn't necessarily want to drag mainstream Marvel into it for fear of what I would do to it." Oops. Writer Al Ewing is a big Warren Ellis admirer And now he gets the chance to return to a very special comic book Complete with skull asterisks… This is how today's issue ends[...]

No need for a sales-deprived second issue! All out in April! And all written by Al Ewing and drawn by Alan Davis The British are coming! Back! Peer into the future of the Marvel Universe as seen in the pages of Avengers Ruled by the maniacal Ultron, no heroes remain alive To save our future, Avengers[...]

In the various other books he was doing, FF, Alpha Flight, whatever, John would do these stories… like if Chris was using Doctor Doom in an X-Men story, then John would do a story that proved that the Doctor Doom Chris had used was a robot." And now thirty years later, Al Ewing joins in, in[...]

The CBLDF Liberty Annual 2014, supporting the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, is publishing by Image Comics on the 8th October –  with the Final Order Cut-Off date set for Monday. The writers on the comic are Jeff Parker, Stan Sakai, Marc Guggenheim & Tara Butters, Jonathan Hickman, Brian Wood, Amy Chu, Al Ewing, Robin Furth, Luke[...]

To go with the release of Jennifer Blood: Born Again #1 by Steven Grant, Dynamite is having a big sale on Comixology and giving us the original first issue by Al Ewing and Marcos Marz. To go with the release of Jennifer Blood: Born Again #1 by Steven Grant, Dynamite is having a big sale on Comixology and giving us the original first issue by Al Ewing and Marcos Marz. [...]

The Doctor is most definitely here to "help" in this book, which writers Al Ewing and Rob Williams push much further than is typical in comics to engage with the realities of depression and loss. Our central character suffers one downturn after another until her "gray" world is not something she can really cope with any[...]

Today, I had a particular interest in seeing how Loki: Agent of Asgard panned out in issue #4 so headed down to my local comic shop, Conquest Comics in New Jersey to write about it. I was following the series and appreciating the characterization of Loki building on Journey into Mystery and Young Avengers and found[...]

So, what about this comic? It's written by Al Ewing, drawn by Lee Garbett, and colored by Nolan Woodward with letters by Clayton Cowles The primary cover artist Jenny Frisson does some very interesting character-evoking work here, though I'm curious to see the other covers by Frank Cho & Jason Keith, and Mike Del Mundo. The[...]

But throughout the issue, Loki reveals in panel that he is certainly open to relationships with other men (although it had already been mentioned by upcoming Loki: Agent of Asgard writer Al Ewing that he would be handling the character as bisexual in his title); Miss America implies that she herself is queer too, and[...]

And if that isn't enough, each Li'l book comes with a two-page activity sheet!   Then its over to Jennifer Blood #35 by Al Ewing and Kewber Baal. As the Blood Legacy arc reaches its climax, Jennifer comes face-to-face with her nemesis in a blood-drenched conflict that leads her to[...]

Click here for more information on the trade by writer Al Ewing and Artists Kewbar Baal and Eman Casallos And check out the cool cover by Tim Bradstreet. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ [...]

It's the end of a LONG weekend, most of the guests and fans are extremely hungover and tired, and this extends to the tech and facilities of the convention centre, which clearly must have also been on an all-night bender. Marvel's House of Ideas panel was supposed to discuss the various digital and multimedia aspects of[...]

"Top comics talent" on the panel included Ian Edginton, Al Ewing, and Andy Diggle 2000AD has a reputation for "finding new talent" and then the "Americans come along and they "steal them", according to the panelists. The former "chief editorial droid", Diggle, feels that 2000AD is a "proving ground" for talent because of it's "brevity and[...]

Is Lee Garbett the new artist on Mighty Avengers? Or is this something new? Who do you trust??? And Chris Yost and Marcus To could be Scarlet Spider-style

Once upon a time, Al Ewing tweeted; I'm not going to see Avengers I don't think I'd feel comfortable with it That's my choice – others should do or not do as they see fit. — Al Ewing (@Al_Ewing) April 28, 2012   @gdwessel @arthurwyatt Sarah's going to see it tomorrow at the IMAX I had to make a[...]

Wired reports that, as Marvel launches the Wolverine: Japan's Most Wanted digital comic by Jason Aaron and Jason Latour, they have also announced a new Infinite Comic with Kieron Gillen, Al Ewing and Lan Medina. Iron Man: Fatal Frontier appears to have a little Russian/Latverian action going on. Gillen said the future of the medium likely lies[...]

For one issue, at least. For the second time in 2000AD's history, the comic will tell one story, Trifecta, as Judge Dredd: The Cold Deck, The Simping Detective and Lowlife collide. Written by Al Ewing, Rob Williams, and Simon Spurrier, the three separate stories running for the last few weeks all conclude in the same story, drawn[...]

The second issue of Ninjettes #1, by Al Ewing and Eman Casallos, is published today. If you fancy a look at this Garth Ennis Jennifer Blood spinoff, and find the idea of female ninjas raised from the dead entertaining, then you can check out the entire first issue for free, legally, below. If not, then be on[...]

Al Ewing, author of Ninjettes for Dynamite, writes about the first issue of the series, taking it down page by page We have some pages, you may want a copy of the full comic to accompany it. PAGE ONE: Boy howdy! Eman could knock a robot-based comic out of the park. The Star Cars are something Garth Ennis[...]

Al Ewing wrote a commentary on this week's Jennifer Blood #7, out from Dynamite this week… pick up a copy and read it alongside. PAGE ONE: …is as close in time to Page 22 of Garth's last issue as I could possibly get it One of the things I really loved about his six issues when I[...]

Instead I invited Mr Al Ewing – longterm Dreddist and widely-accepted as the heir apparent to John Wagner's "main Dredd writer" crown – to do it for me His choices are: @Matt Timson — @DBed — @NeilCameron — @Amalgamated Biscuit — @Megatron J Boyson — @Si Gurr — @Gnilleps — @Lordofthejungle — Al's picks aren't quite the same as my own, which just goes[...]

Creators involved include Natalie Abadzis, Nick Abadzis, Adrian Bamforth, Jasper Bark, Donna Barr, Jordie Bellaire, Paul H Birch, Bolt-01, Dan Boultwood, Mark Buckingham, Jim Campbell, Richmond Clements, Jason Cobley, Simon Coleby, Mike Collins, Martin Conaghan, Gary Crutchley, Glenn Dakin, Al Davison, Brandon DeStefano, Benjamin Dickson, Martin Eden, Mats Engesten, Gary Erskine, Al Ewing, Glenn B[...]

Okay it's not quite his last issue, in that Al Ewing will be working with Garth on future issues But it is a farewell of sorts and an end of the arc So naturally Dynamite decides the event needs four covers, from Tim Bradstreet, Jonathan Lau, Ale Garza and Johnny Desiardins. Okay it's[...]

Al Ewing is a British comics writer who pushed his way into 2000AD from the very-small-press and now is suddenly rather a respectable Judge Dredd writer. So respectable that he's about to make his US debut with Jennifer's Blood from Dynamite, taking over Garth Ennis' scripting duties on the book with issue seven. He's a DJ as[...]