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The Alan Davis cover shows Iron Fist in all his different costumes over the decades. But is there an odd one out? The blue Iron Fist costume that's more like a tracksuit? As well as wearing sneakers or trainers and holding a three-section staff? I am told the look doesn't appear in the comic book itself[...]

And yes, including two of my favourites, Christopher Priest and Alan Davis. Marvel 85th Anniversary Special With Christopher Priest & Alan Davis "MARVEL 85TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL will feature stories by a wide array of talent, from legendary creators to rising stars, including Ryan North, Alan Davis, Christopher Priest, Iman Vellani, Sabir Pirzada, Steve Skroce, Josh Cassara, Stephen[...]

Today, Marvel Comics published a tribute to him, quoting Alan Davis and Liam Sharp. "Paul Neary was my mentor, colleague and Friend, but much more than that, he totally changed the trajectory of my life when he chose me to redesign and draw the Captain Britain relaunch by Marvel UK in 1981 and subsequently encouraged me[...]

My favourite work of his might be Wolverine Bloodlust, which he wrote and drew with Alan Davis and his wife Bernie Jaye coloured it Paul Neary worked most extensively as an inker with Alan Davis and then Bryan Hitch Davis ran through his life, work and influence, posting to Facebook (and shared widely); #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item[...]

In today's Marvel Comics titles, Marvel is publishing a tribute to Alison Gill, who has retired after forty years in comics, drawn by Alan Davis, including any of the characters at Marvel that they worked on together – including Miracleman, reflecting Alison's early work with publisher Dez Skinn.   Earlier this year, Bleeding Cool broke the news,[...]

And he is reunited with an artist Alan Davis on a new Avengers mini-series, to be published in January 2023. But this isn't Paul Levitz's first published Marvel Comics project As he states on Facebook, as long as you are willing to "count a published fan letter that won me my No-Prize." And we are Paul,[...]

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[...]

Alan Davis, Frank Cho and Klaus Janson led the Neal Adams/George Pérez Tribute Panel at Lake Como Comic Art Festival this weekend Neal had been an attendee at the show and has given some advice to one of the show organisers at the Villa Erba opening gala in the grounds of the house[...]

One item unavailable, bu will be auctioned by the show at a later date is a Druuna piece pencilled by her creator Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri and inked by Frank Cho, and intended to be one of a number of collaborative pieces by European and American artists auctioned by the show going forward. And here are all[...]

Once I got the image locked in my brain, this just flowed out of me. While the show reports that Alan Davis is not taking any prebook commissions but wanted to share a sneak peek at some of the work he will have available at the show And that if you have any questions please contact[...]

Geof Darrow, Alan Davis, Gabriele Dell'Otto, Riccardo Federici, Jorge Fornés, Stefano Gaudiano, Adi Granov, Juanjo Guarnido, Trevor Hairsine, Klaus Janson, Adam Kubert, Emilio Laiso, Tanino Liberatore, Emanuela Lupacchino, David Mack, Alex Maleev Milo Manara, Guillem March, Enrico Marini, Álvaro Martínez Bueno Helena Masellis Mike Mayhew, Dave McKean, Tomeu Morey, Zu Orzu, Casey Parsons, Sean Phillips,[...]

But they are also going to collect the entire Alan Moore/Garry Leach/Alan Davis/Chuck Austen/Rick Veitch/John Totleben run in an omnibus form. That means the original Warrior Magazine stories, including the story from the Marvelman Summer Special They will also include the additional scenes included in the Eclipse Miracleman issues The Warpsmiths story by Garry Leach from[...]

But this poster of The Fury by Alan Davis from the Captain Britain strip in the Marvel UK anthology comic Daredevils had a couple of other things to recommend it The creature created by Sir James Jaspers to kill all superpowered characters (apart from himself) ripped its way through universe after universe These days in[...]

Otherworld, Saturnyne, Mad Jim Jaspers, Jamie Braddock, and more have been grabbed from Dave Thorpe, Alan Moore, Chris Claremont, and Alan Davis' past works and have been put to use Well, today's Excalibur #22 doubles down We'll have the Warpies next. While the main team deals with Sheriff Brightspoke in Otherworld, Pete Wisdom deals with the[...]

And there are some real bargains to be had – from early Kingsman art from Dave Gibbons, to Alan Davis' Excalibur, Simone Bianchi's Thor, Jaime Hernandez's Whoa Nellie, to when Kevin Smith wrote Batman drawn by Walt Flanagan, though in the two remaining days they may go a lot higher Still, you have to be[...]

Scott Campbell/David Nakayama art featuring Rogue and Psylocke of the X-Men has just hit $15,100 after 42 bids. Hero Initiative Charity Auction While the Matt Wagner/Tim Sale Spider-Man/Green Goblin jam original art is doing pretty well at $3,839.89 after 39 bids. Hero Initiative Charity Auction There's a lot of love for the Mike McKone/Tom Raney Green Lantern/Sinestro watercolour pieces[...]

The Crooked Market has, reigning, Sir James Jaspers, Mad Jim Jaspers. Mad Jim Jaspers And The Fury Appear In Today's X Of Swords: Stasis The first Alan Davis/Dave Thorpe Jim Jaspers stories began using Alice In Wonderland imagery, and you can see a giant teapot behind his throne, resembling a clerk's writing desk Is a raven like[...]

Credit: Image Comics Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler: Hickman and Alan Davis combine for a spooky one-shot, which answers the question of what happens to the Xavier School when all of the X-Men are on Krakoa? The Giant-Size line is my introduction into Hickman's X-Men, and thus far, these one-shots are an excellent way to dip my toe into[...]

Even though he never actually put it into print… Once upon a time, in 1981, Dave Thorpe was writing original Captain Britain comic strips for Marvel UK's monthly Marvel Superheroes title, drawn by artists Alan Davis and Paul Neary A world away from previous Captain Britain stories, these were surreal, satirical, allegorical and political tales, which[...]

In April, Marvel will publish Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler by Jonathan Hickman and Alan Davis, as revealed on the publisher's Pull List podcast The issue will feature Nightcrawler investigating a disturbance at the Graymalkin Habitat of Krakoa, which is located at the original site of Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters The cover gives us some[...]

Tarot #1 is in stores from Marvel Comics next year, bringing together the Avengers and the Defenders by Alan Davis and Paul Renaud, and we've got a preview below.   As we go back to World War II, the original super-mega-crossover event sequel, as Captain America, Namor, and the Human Torch face off against a crazed Nazi[...]

We took an extensive look at Tarot #1, the Defenders and Avengers series from Alan Davis and Paul Renaud, launching from Marvel Comics on January 1st 2020, which shows a knockdown fight between the Scarlet Witch and the Vision Well, we now have a look ahead at issue 3, out in February, and the madness[...]

Savage Sword of Conan #11 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by the legendary Roy Thomas and equally legendary Alan Davis, along with potentially one-day legendary Cam Smith, Chris Sotomayor, and Travis Lanham We've got a preview below which finally answers the question: I am Groot?! In this story, Conan has gound himself a[...]

Tarot#1 by Alan Davis and Paul Renaud.  With the Avengers and the Defenders fighting side by side And Bleeding Cool has your first look at seven, count them, seven unlettered pages from within Feel free to extrapolate and speculate from what you see… And it begins with a Captain America who it has appeared to have[...]

As first revealed by Bleeding Cool, Roy Thomas returned to Marvel Comics to tell a two-part Conan comic book story with Alan Davis and Cam Smith, starting in Savage Sword Of Conan #10, published yesterday. It also features the first appearance of Simino, a new character based upon Roy Thomas' manager and friend of Bleeding Cool,[...]

I've always enjoyed Alan Davis' writing Whether on Excalibur, Wolverine or ClanDestine, he's shown real writing chops, albeit ones that rarely get exercised, outside of the storytelling skills of his exceptional artwork Well, in January, along with a bunch of new launch titles, he will have a chance to show off. Because today, Marvel released its[...]

Back in May, Bleeding Cool told you that Roy Thomas and Alan Davis would be telling a Savage Sword Of Conan story that worked as a prequel to the classic Conan tale People Of The Black Circle by Robert E Howard. One of the original Conan novellas first serialised in 1934 issues, it saw Conan kidnapping a princess while foiling a[...]

He copped to it as well, bless him.Last we heard, he was working on a Channel 4 proposal for an adaptation of V For Vendetta and the new TV adaptation of Gormenghast. And in August, he will be collaborating with another Marvelman creator, Alan Davis, for what we believe is a one-page story in Marvel #1000[...]

These absurdist strips were mainly the work of Ken Reid and their impact, the panel felt, could still be seen in Kevin O'Neill's work on the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and DR & Quinch by Alan Moore and Alan Davis These comics popularized the nine panel grid that everyone from Watchmen to Tom King's Mister[...]

As such, I can't complain too much about them. Captain America #703 art by Leonardo Romero and Jordie Bellaire Leonardo Romero is joined by artists Alan Davis and Mark Farmer in this issue Romero is still a powerhouse artist who performs excellently in this setting, though the Red Skull does look off in some panels Davis and[...]