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First, a 1000 piece Castlevania puzzle featuring the artwork of Becky Cloonan when completed, the puzzle's measurements are 19"x27" One would imagine that this thing would look absolutely incredible in a frame Fingers crossed that this sells well because more Mondo puzzles in my life could only be a good thing This is availble to[...]

This first wave features posters by Becky Cloonan, Amien Juugo, Chris Koehler, Sara Deck, and Francesco Francavilla They will drop at a random time, so best bet if you want one os to sit on their website and hit F5 Check them all out below and good luck! #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width:[...]

The likes of Becky Cloonan, Frank Miller, Neal Adams, Tony S Daniel, and Jason Fabok contribute some gorgeous artwork to the remainder of the book. Batman #50 is a massive letdown of a comic It shoots for meaning and deep emotional resonance but trips itself up on its own perception of what the Batman should be[...]

Fuck him. — Alex de Campi (@alexdecampi) June 30, 2017 The challenge of exploitation is riding the edge / shocking while NOT alienating your audience by victimising the already-marginalised. — Alex de Campi (@alexdecampi) June 30, 2017 Anyway remember 1) other comics are available; support your queer creators by BUYING THEIR STUFF and 2) @Translifeline needs $$ so donate! —[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Punisher #13 by Becky Cloonan, Kris Anka and Matt Wilson is a self-contained tale that contains a surprising amount of heart and also relatively bloodless for a Punisher story Which for me is a good thing. Let me be straight-up here: I hate the Punisher The whole concept of the character bugs me That's not[...]

Atom chose some pretty awesome comics artists to make the posters as well: Art Adams, Nate Powell, Babs Tarr, Becky Cloonan, Jeff Lemire, and Bill Sienkiewicz This is a veritable who's who of comic book artists, and if you're not on the list, you should probably feel a little jealous. https://twitter.com/cameronMstewart/status/832746895961255937 Or super jealous. All the artists were rubbing[...]

Londoners, get down to Greenwich Market to take a peek at Becky Cloonan's wares on display at The Flood Gallery, a rarity in England as a place that stocks concert-poster-as-art pieces which are traditionally more popular state-side and in Australia Phantasmacosm runs until the 4th of December and prints and original art are available on[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Southern Cross #9 is the third part of Becky Cloonan and Andy Belanger's Sci-Fi-pulp/noir themed second act, and it's a bit of a banger! Following on from the trippy psycho-horror of the first volume, the second arc focuses on a grizzled, old detective, dragged back in to investigation after things go sour in the[...]

From DC Comics, Gotham Academy Annual #1, written by Brenden Fletcher and Becky Cloonan, with art by Michael Dialynas, is a rollercoaster of an issue. It comes to us before the start of Gotham Academy: Second Semester, and you won't believe what happens Here's what's going on… "When the Gotham Academy student body comes down with a mysterious disease, Pomeline and[...]

Who else can't wait for Gotham Academy: Second Semester? I know I can't. It's exciting to think about what will be coming next for the colorful cast of

Brenden Fletcher and Becky Cloonan are excellent writers. I'm a fan of Gotham Academy, yes, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the "Yearbook" storyline Having different mini-stories throughout the issues truly has enhanced the overall ARC. Gotham Academy #18 written by Brenden Fletcher, Faith Erin Hicks, Natasha Alterici, with art by Annie Wu, Moritat, Hicks, Adam Archer, and Alterici, takes us[...]

The internet nearly exploded when the Lumberjanes Gotham Academy crossover event was announced, and I'm sure it will explode again tomorrow because we get

Like they used to do. And the Becky Cloonan/Gerard Way Doom Patrol book will be a flagship title for the imprint, leading up until the Sandman Spin Off books, based on ideas by Neil Gaiman, are launched before Christmas. DC Comics did not respond to enquiries made yesterday. I am told that DC's Vertigo is undergoing a similar[...]

Shown off at the Diamond Retailer Breakfast ahead of C2E2 this morning by Marvel, here is our first look at Steve Dillon's return to The Punisher in a new series written by Becky Cloonan.  Follow more of our C2E2 coverage right here and the Retailer Breakfast right here. [...]

And that people couldn't repitch pre-Rebirth pitches anymore? Well, it may be different if you are a rock star. I understand that the considerable swell of interest in a Gerard Way/Becky Cloonan Doom Patrol at DC Comics has solidified into something that may now actually be happening. Whether they are just using Becky's designs or more, I don't[...]

That's Gotham Academy from DC Comics, written by Brenden Fletcher, and Becky Cloonan, with art by Karl Kerschl Gotham Academy #12 follows Olive and Maps as they search for Kyle While they find clues that point to the old Arkham Asylum, more shocking secrets about Calamity and Gotham Academy are revealed, making this an incredibly[...]

Would you ever consider writing Doom Patrol for DC?". Well, to my surprise, Gerard said he had a pitch for Doom Patrol approved by DC, with Becky Cloonan on art and she even drew up character designs, but he hasn't had time to make it fit his schedule yet I asked if I could read his pitch,[...]

Just when I thought Gotham Academy couldn't get any better! From DC Comics, written by Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher, with art by Karl Kerschl, Gotham Academy #11 is sure to blow your mind, because it was quite an exciting read Guest starring, Red Robin the team continues to search for clues about Olive's mother[...]

And now it's time for him to do the same with Becky Cloonan in a new All-New All-Different but basically Just-The-Same-And-That's-What-We-Like Punisher series. ComicBook have the interview with Becky. Things are going to start out in a familiar enough place, but soon The Punisher is going to find himself in an unfamiliar environment without a lot of[...]

From DC Comics, written by Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher, with art by Karl Kerschl, Gotham Academy #10 the team is determined to come together and investigate Calamity's location But what happens when Simon Trent a.k.a Gray Ghost needs more actors to put on his latest production of Macbeth? The result is a clever issue[...]

Back in 2008, Gabriel Ba, Fabio Moon, Becky Cloonan, and Vasilis Lolos rocked San Diego Comic Con with the first part of a 2 part release of the horror anthology Pixu: The Mark of Evil (apparently pronounced pee-shu) The collaboration among friends followed on the success of a group project, 5, and arose from the[...]

From DC Comics, written by Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher, with art by Karl Kerschl,  Gotham Academy #9 brings readers into an intense adventure to stop a werewolf on the loose! While all of that is very exciting to read, my main focus was drawn to Olive continuing to uncover more information about her mother. We get a cameo from a[...]

Vampire bats and a jealous ex-boyfriend! This new issue of Gotham Academy is a page-turner! From DC Comics, written by Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher, with art by Karl Kerschl, Gotham Academy #8 brings us to Olive's mothers funeral As she tries to cope with her immense loss, Tristan steps in to comfort her, but[...]

Meeting your favourite creator and having them sign your stuff is all well and good, but what I really love are the little things that happen in between … All the anecdotes and stories creators share while people are in line or waiting at their table. It got me thinking: what if there was a way[...]

3 #4, features three stories: The Lament of Poor Lenora, written and illustrated by Becky Cloonan, The Watchers Stone, written and illustrated by Ryan Lang, and Deep and Dark, written by Fabian Rangel Jr., with art by Aaron Conley. So, I'm not biased or anything by my immense love of Gotham Academy, but I must say[...]

I couldn't be more excited right now…Gotham Academy is back! From DC Comics, written by Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher, with guest artist Mingjue Helen Chen (normally Karl Kerschl), this is the big issue that everyone has been talking about At the end of issue #6 we got the big reveal that Damian Wayne is[...]

A few things learned from the first Image Comics panel at Special Edition NYC. Brandon Graham on how 8House works as a shared fantasy universe with different authors. Alex De Campi extolled the appeal of a comic, in No Mercy, of just watching teenagers die a lot. Becky Cloonan told the audience that the first six issues of[...]

The Batman Panel hosted by DC at Denver Comic Con on Sunday was a full house, and featured Dan Jurgens, Becky Cloonan, Amanda Conner And Jimmy Palmiotti Jorge Corona joined them a few minutes later. Asked what they love about working on Batman, Jurgens said, "Terse dialogue Very terse dialogue Maybe no dialogue" Cloonan said the "city[...]

Remember? I'm sure he'll keep to that, won't he? — Tony Lee (@mrtonylee) May 8, 2015 UK friends- sorry about the vote :( I know how it feels. — Becky Cloonan (@beckycloonan) May 8, 2015 Ok, guys, that was a fun election rehearsal, but let's make sure we get it right on the night, eh? What's that you say?[...]

From Image Comics, written by Becky Cloonan, with art by Andy Belanger, Southern Cross #2 continues Alex Braith's mission to uncover the mystery of her sisters' sudden death On top of that, she must deal with her roommate, Erin Mckenna's, disappearance which takes up more than half of her focus in this issue While her[...]