Brenden Fletcher Archives

Mike Zagari was one of many let go, and his last official day was the 9th of December. Mike Zagari was the principal figure at AMC Networks Publishing involved in bringing in Kelly Sue DeConnick, Bill Sienkiewicz, Brenden Fletcher, Tula Lotay, Kirk Hammett, Christine Norrie, Cecil Castellucci, and others to the new planned comic book publishing[...]

Over eight years later, we get the word that it will now be published by AMC Networks Publishing, a publishing spinoff of the broadcasting brand that intends to work with established and up-and-coming talent in developing, producing and selling fan-focused speciality books, comics, original graphic novels and more. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width:[...]

Motor Crush was a comic book series by Brenden Fletcher, Babs Tarr and Cameron Stewart published by Image Comics, from the team that found success in a relaunch of Batgirl at DC Comics, a run that had a big impact the upcoming Batgirl movie By day, Domino Swift competes for fame & fortune in a[...]

And that includes a new title from Brenden Fletcher and another book from John Lees and George Kambadais. Brenden Fletcher is best known for his work on Batgirl, Gotham Academy, Wednesday Comics, Black Canary, Motor Crush, Isola, Robotech, Power Rangers and X-Men. John Lees is best known for his work on Sink, The Standard, Then Emily Was[...]

Olwyn and Rook's journey to Isola is sidetracked by an old hermit for the former and a band of mercenaries for the latter. Is it a good read?

Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl, and MSASSYK have crafted something wondrous here, and I highly recommend it Give it a read. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Captain Rook and the tiger form of Queen Olwyn continue their trek for the land of Isola Olwyn has been exhausted by the trip and collapses, leaving Rook to scout ahead and[...]

This is an absolutely gorgeous and absorbing comic. Isola #1 is visually stunning first outing for Brenden Fletcher, Kerschl, and MSASSYK The story is interesting and leaves just enough clues to leave you wanting more The art is beautiful and weaves a world both familiar and wildly distinct from our own The pacing is good, and[...]

Writer Brenden Fletcher gets off easy, not having to draw either cover. We're not personally always a fan of variant covers, especially when they're used to artificially inflate sales on comic book or when they're used to squeeze retailers for more money But in the case where they're simply "Cover A" and "Cover B" and the[...]

Last month, Bleeding Cool told you about retailers who were afraid of ordering Motor Crush #1, the new series from the Batgirl of Burnside creative team of Cameron Stewart, Babs Tarr, and Brenden Fletcher, because it has a black, female lead, and their customers are racist However, that hasn't stoped the comic from selling out[...]

By Jonathan Rich Bleeding Cool Correspondent The celebrated trio of Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr created quite a following for themselves by modernizing DC Comic's iconic character Batgirl in 2014 and hope to follow up that success with their creator-owned project Motor Crush for Image Comics. "It's the story of motorcycle racer Domino Swift," Fletcher said[...]

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

It's a great day to be alive as Kimberly Hart gets her own comic book. Written by Brenden Fletcher & Kelly Thompson, with art by Daniele Di Nicuolo, this week brings the release of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink #1. If you're looking for a reason to pick up the first issue tomorrow, here are three… One: The story begins[...]

Earlier today, he shared a very small preview of a cover… Working on the Gotham Academy: Second Semester cover! pic.twitter.com/FmrUm5EL6S — Karl Kerschl (@karlkerschl) May 30, 2016 Together with Brenden Fletcher and Becky Cloonan, I'm sure it will be a successful continuation of the comic. Gotham Academy brings something new to Gotham, and that's what I like about it[...]

I have to give the creative team that took over the book, Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart, and Babs Tarr a lot of credit What they did in Burnside with such a well known character, was brave If you've read my reviews, you know that my opinion was mixed, but there was a decent amount of[...]

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 through some incidents in the past that directly affected the storylines that we have loved since issue #1[...]

Issue #51 is written by Brenden Fletcher, with guest artists Eleonora Carlini, Minkyu Jung, and Roger Robinson This issue centers on the crossroads in Barbara Gordon's life, and begins to set up the building blocks for her to leave Burnside But first she needs a bit of a confident boost from her pal… Brenden Fletcher's script and dialogue[...]

In case you weren't aware, Gotham Academy #17 includes three separate tales from different creators, all while Maps and Olive do a narration/quest of their own. The first is called This One's For You, written by Brenden Fletcher, with art by Annie Wu, and colors by Serge Lapointe I like the fact that Brenden brought in one of[...]

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

Overall I think that the work that Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart, and Babs Tarr did is admirable Some of what they did was actually very brave It gave Barbara Gordon's character new life that was in some ways better received to a new audience than Simone's It's true, we all have our preferences. Rich Johnston reported[...]

With Barbara Gordon having been rejuvenated and her condition healed but – and DC were insistent upon this – with the events of the Killing Joke still in her history and uppermost in the character's mind. But when Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr recreated Batgirl for DC Comics, it was in a spirit very much[...]

That includes Batgirl, the comic transformed by Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr, that saw Barbara Gordon move to Burnside and an industry changing attitude that used the term "Batgirling" first internally at DC Comics, then more widely. In June, we will get the two books Batgirl and Batgirl And The Birds Of Prey, with creative[...]

Nightmares and memories come together in the new issue of Batgirl this month, written by Brenden Fletcher and Cameron Stewart, with art by Horacio Domingues, Babs Tarr, Roger Robinson, Ming Doyle and James Harvey In Batgirl #49, Babs has a new nemesis, and in order to unravel his secrets, her friends must take a journey[...]

Here we have the second installment of DC Comics Art Academy, this time with the art of Babs Tarr and her co-writing team on Batgirl, Cameron Stewart and Brenden Fletcher This one, like the Jim Lee entry, was filmed at last summer's San Diego Comic Con Stewart and Fletcher gives insight into the comic while[...]

After all of that wedding excitement, I was ready to get back to real life with Barbara Gordon. From DC Comics, written by Brenden Fletcher and Cameron Stewart, with art by Babs Tarr, Batgirl #46 changes up the dynamic of Barbara working solo. Barbara seems to have it all together on the outside[...]

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[...]

Wedding bells are ringing! From DC Comics, written by Brenden Fletcher and Cameron Stewart, with art by Babs Tarr, Batgirl #45 brings us to the day of Alysia's wedding, and Barbara is the maid of honor! We've experienced bits and pieces of wedding planning over the course of the past few issues, but now the[...]

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[...]

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[...]

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[...]