Joker: Killer Smile, Godeon Falls and Old Man Logan series creators Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino, the final third issue of which is out next week, will be creating a sequel to the Black Label series, out in May The Joker: Killer Smile miniseries tells the story of psychotherapist Dr Ben Arnell, and his study[...]
Naming Aaron Kuder, Andrea Sorrentino, Annie Wu, Carlos Pacheco, Carmen Carnero, Francesco Manna, Humberto Ramos, Javier Garron, Jim Cheung, Joe Bennett, Jorge Fornes, Kim Jacinto, Luciano Vecchio, Mattia De Iulis, and R.B Silva.Here's the current solicitation:
ONE WILL UNITE THEM!
A mysterious murder brings together the heroes of the Marvel Universe in the search for a killer[...]
The sequel to Marvel Comics #1000, it continues the same overarching idea of an ongoing story by Al Ewing threaded through a litany one one page stories by the good and the great from Marvel Comics' history.Currently that includes writers Al Ewing, Audrey Loeb, Jimmy Palmiotti, Declan Shalvey, Vita Ayala, Howard Chaykin, Kaare Andrews, Frank[...]
DC's Black Label continues to carve out its niche as a place for people to make more Joker comics with Joker: Killer Smile, a new comic from Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino hitting stores in October Additionally, the imprint will move outside its comfort zone for a non-Joker comic also written by Lemire, with Denys[...]
She is terrified of the Black Barn, and, in the name of investigation, hypnotizes Norton so that he can dig back into his own past.[caption id="attachment_895831" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Gideon Falls #5 cover by Andrea Sorrentino[/caption]Gideon Falls #5 finds things worsening in the small town as Miller and Fred just try to keep what’s left of[...]
Xu continues to have visions of the Black Barn, and she goes back to Norton in the hopes that he can help.[caption id="attachment_868560" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Gideon Falls #4 cover by Andrea Sorrentino[/caption]Sutton provides the reader with some sparse history of Gideon Falls, much of which he links to the Black Barn[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] We learn what Iron Man has been doing in his self-imposed exile and the great risks he has been taking. Elsewhere, Tony's mother copes with the discovery that Tony's biological father is still alive. Riri Williams and Toni Ho discover the extent of Da Vinci's new organization and why he has built it. […]
Xu arrives to share her experience with the ominous Black Barn.[caption id="attachment_847155" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Gideon Falls #3 cover by Andrea Sorrentino[/caption]Gideon Falls provides another eerie and atmospheric issue courtesy of the talented Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino We further explore the character of Father Fred as he tries to figure out what to do about[...]
In this future, chefs are the most honored people in the city, and food is celebrated. Joseph Keatinge, Wook Jim Clark, Rich Tommaso, and Tamra Bonvillain.[caption id="attachment_847155" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Gideon Falls #3 cover by Andrea Sorrentino[/caption]Gideon Falls #3Another issue of Gideon Falls from the talented Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino. This book is wonderful, and I look forward to see where it goes[...]
The latest issue of Image Comics' hit series Gideon Falls, from creators Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, and Dave Stewart has a serious defect According to a press release sent out by Image Comics, the issue is prone to flying off shelves It's unknown what went wrong in the printing process that could cause a normally inanimate[...]
He reaches out for help from his bishop, but that proves to be a probable dead end.[caption id="attachment_826335" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Gideon Falls #2 cover by Andrea Sorrentino[/caption]The esoteric storytelling of Gideon Falls becomes more focused as this issue follows the more linear story of Norton and Quinn They are seeming to be our primary protagonists,[...]
I wasn't expecting to be reminded of Animosity: Evolution while reading a Sonic the Hedgehog comic.[caption id="attachment_826335" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Gideon Falls #2 cover by Andrea Sorrentino[/caption]Win: Gideon Falls #2 is Just as Mysterious and GrabbingGideon Falls #2 by Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, and Dave Stewart continues to be impressively grabbing for a comic that is presenting fairly plain narratives surrounding a greater mystery that the[...]
The final product has its charms, but they're drowned out by the frustration and aimless second half.[caption id="attachment_776047" align="aligncenter" width="575"] Gideon Falls #1 Cover by Andrea Sorrentino[/caption]Win: Gideon Falls #1 Reunites Lemire and SorrentinoThis is another one that I reviewed a few weeks ago, but it's stuck with me ever since[...]
If nobody actually yelled "stop the presses," we're going to be disappointed. A press release from Image Comics proclaims that Gideon Falls #1, the hit new comic from Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, and Dave Stewart has been "rushed back to print same day as release," revealing that the comic has not only sold out, but it […]
Here are some of the notable releases of this week, and here's a link to ComicList for those who want the full list.Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Tomorrow from Dark Horse, the fantastic Mech Cadet Yu's next installment comes out of Boom! Box, Deathstroke from DC, X-Men: Red #2 and the actual Infinity Countdown #1 from Marvel, and Image's Gideon Falls by Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino.I like to be[...]
These two disparate characters have a connection; it only waits to be revealed.[caption id="attachment_776047" align="aligncenter" width="575"] Gideon Falls #1 Cover by Andrea Sorrentino[/caption]Gideon Falls brims with the unique Jeff Lemire storytelling method that many have come to know and love.It opens up in a very esoteric manner, not conveying much beyond scenarios and a bit[...]
It was still a baffling plot point that he would ever have worked for Hydra in the first place, even with Steve Rogers helming it.[caption id="attachment_714584" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Secret Empire: Omega art by Andrea Sorrentino[/caption]As depressing as the tone of this comic is, I do feel bad for Mr Spencer, because I’m not expecting a[...]
Andrea Sorrentino was a fantastic artist to choose for this story His surrealist style adds to the unnerving reality and how it all just feels so wrong.This should have been a graphic novel set in an alternate universe so these queasy feelings don’t come back for us some day I mean hell, this actually does[...]
It’s been a rough read because of that, but the storytelling quality is there.Andrea Sorrentino’s artwork is sublime in this issue, and I wish he were the regular artist on this book We’ll come back to that in a bit.Black Widow calling the cabin “the Red Room” seems a bit interesting given what those words[...]
I think if this reveal had come much sooner, like say Steve Rogers: Captain America #3, then the upset and anger would not have been so bad.Whatever the outcome of this end reveal, the issue itself is again written, technically speaking, very well, though I would argue that artist Andrea Sorrentino's panel layouts can be[...]
