bedlam Archives

viewers, this content-licensing deal will make available through Pluto TV a number of BBC Studios properties previously only available on premium streaming and cable networks. In addition to dedicated Pluto TV channels for Doctor Who and Antiques Roadshow, the streaming service will also have access to episodes of Being Erica, Bedlam, Primeval and Robin Hood[...]

Jace says that she did this because the mysterious leader named Bedlam has grown out of control Brion is the metahuman they need to stand up to "his Highness" and stop the trafficking. DeLamb arrives in the lab and Nightwing realizes that he is Bedlam (DeLamb is an anagram of "bedlam") He is upset that the[...]

Title: Bedlam. Key Talent: John Mueller – Art Director, Jeff Johnson – Programmer & Designer, Sam Gage – Creative Director, Animations and VFX. End of Kickstarter: Sat, Oct 25 2014. Published: Coming 2015 John Mueller writes, Bedlam is a post-apocalyptic "roguelike" role-playing video game inspired by some of our favorite games, such as FTL (Faster Than Light), Fallout and XCOM[...]

The interviews goes on quite a bit but there was a cool video of Irving giving a bit of an art lesson while working on a cover for Bedlam Here is the video and the finished cover. [youtube]http://youtu.be/hu4aWVuFH-U[/youtube] And the finished piece: The Ilford Recorder did a cool interview with comic artist Frazer Irvine (Batman Incorporated, Uncanny X-Men, Necronauts)[...]

Especially when they grow up to read comics in a world where Dr Wertham was right. Todd The Ugliest Kid On Earth explores the nuances of racism with its usual tact and diplomacy. While Crossed Badlands, finds there's someone to love about ever racist if you look deep. And Bedlam has its own sense of humour, but plays[...]

And naturally he started with a Bleeding Cooly question, poking at open wounds.  Why did you leave Bedlam? Can you talk about it? Creative differences, basically It wasn't an easy decision; I put a lot of love into Bedlam but it was what was best for the book Nick is a great writer and I'm excited to[...]

We talked about his political views and how they affect his writing, specifically with his most recent creative-owned work Bedlam We also touched on some of the sources for Morning Glories, his treatment of governmental institutions and S.H.I.E.L.D., and how fan response plays into his work. Although your comics are extremely violent, you tweet about gun[...]

Totally.   In Bedlam, utting a mask on a mask… it's a litle bit unsettling But then again, isn't what he all do all the time? Ah, do you see? Do you see? No? Help me out here Rorschach. FACE IN THE SHADOWS It's not the origin or Rorschach It's the origin of the city[...]

Issue 2 is already at $20 with issue 3 at $13. But the surprise of recent weeks has been Todd The Ugliest Kid In The World breaking $25 for its first issue, only out for a week-and-a-bit. With Revival, Happy, Bedlam, The Manhattan Projects and Fatale still performing well, it's not just Image Comics that can do[...]

Brains make a strong appearance here with Bedlam #2. A sentiment possibly shared by Professor X in Uncanny Avengers #2 Hey, what's with all these issue twos anyway? Is it an unwritten law that all issue twos have to feature dismemberment? American Vampire breaks the cycle, albeit only with a leg bone That's still dismembered… but what if[...]

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Johnston. It’s a standard trope that movies don’t affect the sales of comics, but I don’t know if that’s so true

Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool There’s a question that always lies at the heart of most superhero comics, Batman ones especially, weirdly, and

Let's have a look at some of them… remember, decapitation si often seen on the final page of a comic, so there are spoilers here for Ferals, Happy, CBLDF Liberty Annual 2012, Bedlam, Dan The Unharmable and Lot 13. First we have Lot 13, in which one individual gets rather mashed, with a limb or two[...]

The overall effect is, well… Exactly. The third book from DC Comics is Bedlam An outstanding work from Nick Spencer and Riley Rossmo, and very possibly the book of the week. Okay, okay, it's not from DC Comics It's from Image Comics But it does star The Joker Okay, it doesn't star the Joker, it stars Madder Red,[...]

Well apparently it's actually called a "Phantom" variant, and it's debuting with the release of Nick Spencer and Riley Rossmo's Bedlam #1 from Image. Earlier this year, Larry was extremely annoyed, upset even, over the Ghost Variant cover of Walking Dead #101, a variant cover available from certain retailers There was the allegation that it was[...]

Next week, a bunch of DC annuals, the anticipated Ghosts #1, Bedlam #1 from Riley Rossmo and Nick Spencer, the CBLDF Liberty Annual, A Plus X #1, the final Mighty Thor #22, Fashion Beast and Wasteland. DARK HORSE COMICS ANGEL & FAITH #15 REBEKAH ISAACS VAR CVR $2.99 ANGEL & FAITH #15 STEVE MORRIS CVR $2.99 ARCHIE ARCHIVES HC VOL 07 $49.99 BPRD[...]

This week sees the first issue of Nick Spencer and Riley Rossmo's new Image comic, Bedlam, published It's not the first time it will have seen the light of day though. There were copies of a NYCC version being sold last weekend, as well as retailer-exclusive versions. The former are selling for $30, the latter for $150. There's[...]

Yes, due to time constraints I sadly didn't achieve all my goals for the weekend, but I did get a chance to sit down with producer Peter Gallagher, writing team Neil Jones, Chris Parker and David Allison, and actors Jack Roth (Great Expectations, The Cafe) and Gemma Chan (Sherlock, Secret Diary of a Call Girl) from Sky[...]