Ande Parks Archives

But could Batman have escaped from the Crossover event into this world, or is someone doing their best to be the Batman? Of course, Powers originally came from Brian Bendis' failed attempts to write for DC Comics' Batman Adventures comic book Bendis… so is this the moment when Deena Pilgrim comes face to face with her own[...]

It is based on the Oni Press graphic novel Ciudad, which was created/developed by the Russo Brothers, Andre Parks, and Fernando Leon Gonzalez, published in 2014 from Oni Press. CIUDAD HC (MR) (W) Ande Parks, Joe Russo, Anthony Russo (A) Fernando Leon Gonzalez (CA) Eric Skillman She was kidnapped and taken to the worst place on earth[...]

Batman is ready to bring the Red Hood down for good. The ending is also bittersweet and comes with a nice twist. There is something of a back-up tale with the "full" Outlaws lineup (Red Hood, Arsenal, Starfire, Bizarro, Artemis, and Creeper), and it turns out to be a storybook being read by Ma Gunn. Red Hood and[...]

It started off as him being a rookie, but it has developed into his "thing." This series has struggled to give him much more than that, but he's still a likable lead. Batman Beyond #18 art by Phil Hester, Ande Parks, and Michael Spicer Phil Hester's artwork has a gritty styling pleasingly similar in some ways to[...]

But that's not the only comic addressing the issue of gun violence in the works. A group of talented comic book creators including Kevin Nowlan, Jamal Igle, Phil Hester, Trina Robbins, Devin Grayson, Alex Segura, Tom Beland, Matthew Dow Smith, Andy Kuhn, Ande Parks, Tony Isabella, Fred Van Lente, Ryan Dunlavey, Dennis Calero, Austin Janowski, Karl[...]

Smith's fellow Green Arrow collaborators Phil Hester and Ande Parks expanded on his ten-issue saga with further Green Hornet and Kato projects Furthermore, projects like Cryptozoic Man — created by Walt Flanagan and Bryan Johnson of Kevin Smith's Comic Book Men television show — and the Sundance Film Festival movie tie-in Yoga Hosers one-shot (premiering as a[...]

Ande Parks talks to Byron Brewer about Seduction of the Innocent #3, on sale now from Dynamite. The cover art is from Francesco Francavilla Interiors are by Esteve Poll. BYRON BREWER: From the Japanese Tea Gardens to San Fran's legendary Chinatown, the current issue of Seduction of the Innocent oozes '50's California atmosphere Who did the most[...]

An homage to the old EC crime comics, Ande Parks and Esteve Polls have created something special Byron Brewer talked with Parks about the series and how it will wrap up Cover by Francesco Francavilla. BYRON BREWER: Ande, I cannot tell you how much I am enjoying this book It certainly is not what you expect[...]

Bechko, writer of Vampirella/Aliens #5, talks with writer Ande Parks about Seduction of the Innocent #2, both in stores now Cover art by Francisco Francavilla. CORINNA S BECHKO: Ande, I've been really enjoying the book so far and can't wait to see where it goes Part of the appeal for me is the setting San Francisco[...]

And the fact that Ande Parks script is excellent really pulls Seduction of the Innocent to the top of the to-read list. San Francisco, 1953 FBI Agent Thomas Jennings has just arrived in the city, fresh-faced and ready to tackle crime in the big city… he thinks In fact, Jennings is not nearly prepared for what he's[...]

If you are a fan of the genre, you should be reading Seduction of the Innocent from Dynamite. Ande Parks is writing the hell out of this story We're only two issues in and already the character of Detective Jennings is a well established, fully-formed protagonist thrust into a big mystery with lots of moving parts[...]

Ande Parks talked with Byron Brewer about his new series Seduction of the Innocent and just how the series came to be Cover art by Francesco Francavilla. BYRON BREWER: The origin behind this book is fascinating Tell us about it. ANDE PARKS: Dynamite originally approached me (and this was several years ago) about doing a crime series[...]

So there is a certain amount of irony when Dynamite launches a new noir crime series by Ande Parks and Esteve Polls in the style of the old EC Comics and calls it Seduction of the Innocent. The book reads like classic noir fiction, the kind we see brought to the big screen in L.A[...]

The new 4-part series from writer Ande Parks and artist Esteve Polls brings EC style horror to Dynamite Entertainment this December And here we have an exclusive first look inside. San Francisco, 1953 FBI Agent Thomas Jennings has just arrived in the city, fresh-faced and ready to tackle crime in the big city… he thinks[...]

Dynamite Entertainment has announced a new series from Ande Parks and Esteve Polls called Seduction of the Innocent Planned for release in December, the story is being called a gritty and depraved crime fiction in the tradition of James Elroy and EC-era crime and horror comics. Set in the San Francisco of 1953, Seduction of the[...]

The hard part is now getting this girl out of the worst city on earth, Ciudad del Este. With Ande Parks on writing duties and Joe Russo and Anthony Russo helping Parks with the story, Ciudad from Oni Press definitely packs an incredibly talented creative team, making it worth your while However the star of the[...]

The Lone Ranger #25 is the final issue in the series from Dynamite and writer Ande Parks gives us a page by page breakdown of the tale from his point of view and says he farewell to the Masked Man. PAGE ONE First, the date I set our series starting in 1870, based on the history of[...]

With the revival of the Chaos! Comics line kicking off this week for Dynamite, Ande Parks chatted with series writer Tim Seeley about where the project is going But first Ande had a confession to make. ANDE PARKS: Okay… I have to open with a confession I have not read the Chaos characters before[...]

As The Lone Ranger series from Dynamite hits issue #24, it seemed like a good time for Byron Brewer to check in with series writer Ande Parks to see what he has in store for the Masked Man and his companion Tonto. BYRON BREWER: So Ande, was this your attempt to put into comic book form[...]

Brandon Jerwa has written all kinds of work, but he's not known for doing all-ages, kid-friendly titles… so how did he end up on Li'l Bionic Kids? Ande Parks asks him… Ande Parks: I thought your Li'l Bionic Kids comic was really fantastic Charming and completely entertaining throughout I'm curious how it came to be[...]

Roberson sits down with Ande Parks to talk about the new series and the artist they both have worked with. ANDE PARKS: First off, I see you are lucky enough to be working with Bilquis Evely She drew the Shadow Annual I got to write last year, and I was blown away What have you noticed[...]

Ande Parks started his career as an inker, most notably doing a 40 issue run with Phil Hester on Green Arrow working with writers Kevin Smith, Judd Winick and Brad Meltzer In more recent years Parks has been known for his writing starting with Union Station and Capote In Kansas for Oni Press and working[...]

Ande Parks, writer of Lone Ranger #6 writes for Bleeding Cool; Page One This issue deals with the aftermath of defeating Marshal Dorsey It also hits the final notes on the themes of our Hard Country arc: that the Old West was a harsh environment in which to try to help people, and that the moral choices[...]

Ande Parks writes for Bleeding Cool; Lone Ranger#4 Commentary Page One The end of issue three left Tonto for dead and, a few days later, the Lone Ranger about to be hung Despite those cliffhangers, we open issue four with Agent Marle I wanted to provide a little background on how the Ranger and Tonto ended up in[...]

As far as Lone Ranger stories go, it was a solid first issue for writer Ande Parks, boiling down the basics of the character in a minimal amount of space – not too much for the people that know who he is and not too little for those without a clue – and the artwork[...]