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She returned to play the character in Deadpool 2 and Deadpool & Wolverine. Revived in the comic, and redesigned to match closer to the movie, as a reality warping mutant, she got a digital Marvel Voices Infinity Comic arc by former Bleeding Cool columnist and Comics Alliance's final Editor-In-Chief, Andrew Wheeler and artist Eleonora Carlini Now[...]

The event is open to the public and free of charge and will include signings by comic creators such as Tyler Boss, Jeff Lemire, Emily Carroll, Ryan North, Scott Chantler, Matthew Rosenberg, Tyler Brombal, Richard Pace, Adriana Blake, Andrew Wheeler, Jay Stephens, Black Eye Books, Chris Sanagan, Matt Bors, David J Knight, Jason Loo, Kyle[...]

Graphic novelist and old friend Andrew Wheeler who wrote the JLQ strips that were first part of a failed DC Round Robin in 2021 (beaten by the now cancelled Robins series), then appeared in the Tis The Season To Be Freezing anthology, and appeared in DC Pride 2021 Looking at his new graphic novel from[...]

Former Bleeding Cool writer and Comics Alliance EIC, graphic novelist Andrew Wheeler recently spoke out on being thrown under the bus by DC Comics after his JLQ comic book series got bad publicity from the kind of people who don't like gays in their superheroes. As part of the #ComicsBrokeMe thread Andrew Wheeler wrote; "DC editorial[...]

Dropping in the middle of the panel was Marvel's Voices #44, which focuses on Negasonic Teenage Warhead's first solo story, and the precognitive powers of kissing, courtesy of former Bleeding Cool contributor and Comcis Alliane EIC  Andrew Wheeler, making his X-Men debut I just mentioned this to my wife, who hasn't seen him in decades[...]

Cat Fight! Former Bleeding Cool columnist, Comics Alliance EIC, gourmet and comics author Andrew Wheeler has a new comic book out with Dirk Gently, Secret Identities and Collapser artist Ilias Kyriazis from IDW, in May Cat Fight is described as a "stylish six-issue miniseries with an elegant feline flair!" Cat Fight follows a debonaire jewel thief[...]

Willow Wilson, Marcio Takara, Atagun Ilhan, Brian Level, Stefano Gaudiano, Jay Leisten, Arif Prianto, Ivan Plascencia, Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou (DC Comics) Sins of the Black Flamingo, by Andrew Wheeler, Travis Moore, Tamra Bonvillain, Aditya Bidikar (Image Comics) Star Wars: Doctor Aphra, by Alyssa Wong, Minkyu Jung, Natacha Bustos, Rachelle Rosenberg, Joe Caramagna (Marvel Comics) Superman: Son of Kal-El, by Tom Taylor,[...]

It's been a roller-coaster of a week for former Bleeding Cool contributor Andrew Wheeler First he was quote-tweeted by JK Rowling, who successfully sent a brace of transphobic trolls in his direction before his first Marvel Comics comic was announced and now a brand new digital comic from ComiXology Originals, Love And War with art by[...]

Andrew Wheeler is a former columnist for Bleeding Cool, former EIC of Comics Alliance, and graphic novelist and comic book writer, including creating the recent all LGBTQ team Justice League Queer or JLQ for DC Comics A British Eisner-winning writer and editor based in Toronto, his work includes Another Castle, Freelance, Soldier/Sailor, and the Dungeons & Dragons Young[...]

Chip posted to his newsletter "We've rounded up some amazing talent to tell the UNTOLD STORIES of Stillwater, so they can be then be referred to as TOLD STORIES of Stillwater! Ramon and I are in it as well and are incredibly excited to give you creepy and sad tales around an eternal campfire" They say no one[...]

Former Bleeding Cool columnist, Comics Alliance EIC, and JLQ creator Andrew Wheeler Indie comics creator Rich Bernatovech of Drumfish Productions who has published his comics digitally before now, National Geographic Explorer and storyteller Tara Roberts, DC Animator supreme Alan Burnett, SNL star Bobby Moynihan, and some fellow called Paul Dini It might be a good[...]

Former Bleeding Cool columnist and Comics Alliance EIC Andrew Wheeler had a story with Luciano Vecchio originally lined up for the DC Comics Valentine's Day comic book last February It got pulled and repositioned for the DC Pride volume out yesterday He was also the writer behind the pitch for JLQ in the DC Comics[...]

This is how the comic was solicited; How Did Poison Ivy Meet Harley Quinn? Read DC Love Is A Battlefield DC LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD #1 written by CAVAN SCOTT, ANDREW WHEELER, CRYSTAL FRASER, and REGINE SAWYER art by JOSE LUIS, CRYSTAL FRASIER, REGINE SAWYER, and others cover by KAARE ANDREWS PRESTIGE FORMAT | ON SALE 2/9/21 $9.99 US | 80 PAGES[...]

Jim Zub clearly had an amazing time writing it up and putting it together, along with fellow writers Stacy King and Andrew Wheeler We highly recommend the book if you have kids who are into D&D but aren't at the level to understand how the game is played entirely yet Or those who do get[...]

Once upon a time, Andrew Wheeler wrote the No More Mutants column for Bleeding Cool Then he stopped. Then he became the EIC of Comics Alliance. Then, recently, Comics Alliance stopped. He was also writing the comic Freelance for Chapterhouse Comics. And now… he is their Director Of Marketing. Congratulations Wheeler! Feel free to contact us on ads@bleedingcool.com… [...]

If you are planning to attend, do get in touch… Already publishers are working out what they will be offering as a reward for attending publishers, usually in the form of exclusive, variant, rare covers and items. That will include Action Lab's Dog Of Wonder… and the first issue of ex-Bleeding Cool writer and current Comics Alliance[...]

Including from ex-Bleeding Cool writer and current Comics Alliance editor-in-chief and Eisner Award winner for Comic Book Journalism, Andrew Wheeler Here are select smatterings of that conversation Those that haven't been deleted, that is. @Wheeler That Caesar your talking about isn't a Roman born senator He's from the outside and has made great strides giving others[...]

Over the Surface, by Natalie Nourigat, Another Castle, by Andrew Wheeler and Paulina Ganucheau, and The Mighty Zodiac, by J Torres and Corin Howell Oni Press shows nothing but enthusiasm and joy to be working with such talented people So, I'm sure you want to know a bit about these new titles! In Over the Surface,[...]

At San Diego Comic Con, Oni Press, announced three new serie for next year, Over the Surface, by Natalie Nourigat, Another Castle, by Andrew Wheeler and Paulina Ganucheau, and The Mighty Zodiac, by J Torres and Corin Howell. In Over the Surface, written and illustrated by Natalie Nourigat (Thrilling Adventure Hour, A Boy and a Girl, Between Gears), Ava Lefevre[...]

Andrew Wheeler writes for Bleeding Cool The DC reboot is creating the wrong kind of buzz again this week with the launch of Catwoman #1 There are spoilers ahead for those who haven't read it, but you've probably heard how it ends by now. Before we get to that ending, though, it's worth[...]

Andrew Wheeler writes for Bleeding Cool. Axel Alonso's recent promotion to editor-in-chief at Marvel has given me renewed hope for the publisher's creative future I've long had the impression that Alonso is a smart guy with an eye for innovation and a knack for getting the best out of his creators He seems to take a[...]

In my most recent column I talked about the somewhat too-fervent passion that some superhero fans bring to the subject of diversification. I mentioned

Andrew Wheeler writes for Bleeding Cool; Spot the odd one out in this list: Black Goliath (1975) Black Racer (1971) Black Widow (1964) Black Lightning (1977) Power Man (1972). The answer I'm looking for is, of course, Black Widow She's not black at all! Like Black Canary, Black Widow predates the 70s trend for using the word[...]

The rest of us can't do the things that Daredevil or Iron Man can do, either. These characters offer an escapist fantasy that readers like Andrew Imparato clearly appreciate, and that value should not be ignored – but they are no substitute for a character like Oracle, whose experiences are more representative of real people with[...]

Welcome to the fourth instalment of No More Mutants, a series of columns looking at the representation of minorities in superhero comics. This week I’m

Being Asian should go deeper than a kanji tattoo. Andrew Wheeler writes about food and comics and gaiety Sometimes simultaneously He is the author of Eat Britain! Quick, name an Asian character in superhero comics! Now name an Asian character who doesn't know any martial arts! OK, as stereotypes go, that's probably an unfair one to pin on[...]

Doesn't that seem strange? Shouldn't it seem entirely normal to have a team with three, four or five women on it? Shouldn't it be possible to do that with a team that isn't called the Sisterhood, the Femizons, or the Lady Liberators? Andrew Wheeler writes about food and comics and gaiety Sometimes simultaneously He is the[...]

Let's let the whole audience in to the story. Andrew Wheeler writes about food and comics Sometimes simultaneously He is the author of Eat Britain! The mutants are coming back to Marvel. Recent events in the X-Men comics have tugged at the edges of one of the company's stranger editorial edicts of the past ten years –[...]