And they should be very familiar names.
Psychoverse by Mark Russell and Yanick Paquette
Dying Star by Dan Watters and Jon Davis-Hunt
Kill Wolfhead by Brandon Thomas and Pete Woods.
The three books can be seen on the Free Comic Book Day cover below.
Humanoids Publish New Incal Graphic Novels By All-Star Teams
"Four decades after its publication, the world[...]
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This drastically enjoyable Brandon Thomas script uses dialogue to succinctly reveal things while moving the action along and the art … spirit, the art The masters are at work here, with longtime friends Denys Cowan (a Milestone founder) and Bill Sienkiewicz (a legend in his own right) have lost none of the dynamic intricacies of[...]
In late February, we let you know that Image/Skybound had launched a Kickstarter campaign for Brandon Thomas and Khary Randolph's hit series Excellence with the surprising opportunity to actually star in the comic.
A graphic novel collection of the acclaimed series about a young Black man born into a world of magic that has defined his[...]
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The first of many things to like about this succinct, thrilling Brandon Thomas script is his handling of the title character Whether resolute or friendly, the idea that this is a man who grew up in Kansas trying to do right remains consistent through every unusual character interaction That clear and effective characterization[...]
Inaki Miranda brings sci-fi future apocalypse We Live, Brandon Thomas and Lee Ferguson bring us Sympathy For No Devils and Steve Orlando, Philip Kennedy Johnson and Alec Morgan's graphic novel Kill A Man gets rescheduled for AfterShock Comics' October 2020 solicitations.
WE LIVE #1
AfterShock Comics
AUG201082
(W) Roy Miranda, Inaki Miranda (A/CA) Inaki Miranda
The year is 2084 and[...]
(Image Comics, creative team: Brandon Thomas, Francis Portela, Leonardo Paciarotti, Thomas Mauer)
The first thing you'll notice and likely love about this book is its crisp, detailed sense of spectacle If you liked Juan Jose Ryp, the visuals presented by Portela, Paciarotti and Mauer will likely tickle your fancy Then let's look at Brandon Thomas' action[...]
Image Comics has announced a sequel to Robert Kirkman and Marc Silvestri's Hardcore, Hardcore Reloaded, by Brandon Thomas, Francis Portela, and Leonardo Paciarotti, for December Andy Diggle and Alessandro Vitti did the original series, which was conceived by Kirkman and Silvestri Not biblically We mean they thought of it, with Kirkman and Brian Stelfreeze doing[...]
Excellence is a recently launched comic book series from Skybound/Image Comics by Brandon Thomas and Khary Randolph, following the life of Spencer Dales, a young man born into a world of magic His father belongs to the Aegis, a secret society of magicians ordered by their unseen masters to better the lives of others—those with[...]
In a press release Friday, Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment announced a new line of variant covers for Excellence, the new comic by Khary Randolph and Brandon Thomas, showcasing the work of creators of color The first three issues will feature artwork by Randolph, Sanford Greene, and Juni Ba, with more to come Image is[...]
Image Comics has announced a new action/fantasy comic from Khary Randolph and Brandon Thomas, with Emilio Lopez also listed on the cover, called Excellence, touted in the press release for featuring a creative team comprised entirely of creators of color Spencer Dales is the protagonist of the series, son of a member of a secret society of[...]
Brandon Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool:
"Cosmology" by Joe Casey, Brian Holguin, and Ed McGuiness
The first issue of Mr Majestic is one of my favorite superhero stories of all time for a pretty simple reason…it's an actual no bullshit for real superhero comic…
What I mean when I say that of course is that in the[...]
Brandon Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool:
"For A Thousand Years…" by Joe Kelly & German Garcia
Joe Kelly is one of the most underrated comics writers of the Modern Age.
Now clearly, he's certainly enjoyed a long and successful career in comics, and written almost every major character there is, but for whatever reason he's not of those[...]
Brandon Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool:
"To Have and To Hold" by Matt Fraction & Salvador Larroca
Once upon a time, I famously (well, internet famously anyway) threw a stink bomb onto the soul of fandom when I wrote a piece in defense of the largely reviled One More Day storyline that erased Spider-Man's marriage to Mary Jane.
I[...]
Brandon Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool
For my money, All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely is the most potent, enduring portrayal of Superman that comics has ever produced.
Everything anyone needs to know and understand about the character is explored in great depth somewhere in its twelve issues, and as storytellers, Morrison and Quitely produced[...]
Brandon Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool
Welcome to Anatomy Lessons, an all-new feature series on this site that breaks down my favorite single-issue comics of all time…
It could be a completely self-contained story, or appear smack in the middle of a monster storyline, but in either case it's gotta be great from cover to cover[...]
Brandon Thomas writes about his fourth issue of Volron from Dynamite;
This is my favorite issue of the series thus far, and that's because everything finally feels balanced Like every single element that I want to offer fans in my Voltron run is starting to blend together and gel almost exactly like I wanted it to[...]
Jason Young has decided to commission a wide variety of artists and cartoonists to re-create Fantastic Four issue 9, page by page, from his own pocket,