Brian Buccellato Archives

That the graphic novel would be written by Brian Buccellato with art by Christian Ward, working from Johnson and Alvey's direction That the project was developed by Isaac for his production company Mad Gene and Jason Spire of Inspire Entertainment And that Head Wounds: Sparrow would be available online and in stores early 2021. It was[...]

He can contract the job of killing the rapist out to a man named Wendell. Lowlifes #1 cover by Brian Buccellato Lowlifes delivers on its name immediately We open with Rich trying to coax a man into murder and being shot for the effort The story centers around Rich, a dirty cop, being convinced to contract out[...]

Clearly, Obsidian has a hidden agenda, but Moth has ambitions and plans of his own… FC • 32 pages • 8 1/2" x 11" • $4.99 Bullet points: From the creators of The Unwritten, which was twice nominated for the Hugo Award! Series covers by award-winning illustrator Yuko Shimizu! Variant cover by Peter Gross!    Lowlifes #1—Cover A: Brian Buccellato—CERTIFIED COOL Brian Buccellato[...]

Matías Bergara is an Uruguayan artist best known in America for the recent Humanoids release of the graphic novel Dengue. You can check out his work here.

Who gives a shit? LET'S TALK COMICS! (Viscardi: DO NOT SUE, plz) Brian Buccellato joins us for the program and you will realize why people call him 'BOOCH' in the first 30 seconds. We talk about deadlines, crowd funding, tweeting responsibly, controversy, COLORING!, comics vs movies, and of course, BATMAN Actually, we don't really talk about Batman[...]

Last year we introduced you to a Kickstarter project by The Flash and Detective Comics writer Brian Buccellato and newcomer artist Toni Infante The project got funded and now, 10 months later, we have the first look at some pages from the first issue being published by OSSM Comics and Image. What is the comic about?[...]

The complete 12-chapter epic, written by Brian Buccellato (of DC Comics' Flash) and collected into one massive omnibus! For more information on the Black Bat Omnibus, click here. Have you ever heard of The Black Bat? He's a very cool pulp era vigilante that Dynamite Entertainment recently did an update on with writer Brian Bucellato and[...]

Image has picked up the Brian Buccellato and Toni Infante project Sons of the Devil It's the story about cults, family and what if your dad was Charles Manson It takes place in Los Angeles over a 40 year period This was originally a kickstarter project that was funded back in June of 2014 Image picking up[...]

Back in August, Francis Manapul concluded his run with Brian Buccellato on Detective Comics with issue #34 Over on his blog/tumbler, Manapul posted some of his thumbnails to rough sketches to finished pencils process and it's fascinating to see how the artist works.   Back in August, Francis Manapul concluded[...]

By Mike Federali You probably know Brian Buccellato from his dynamite work on The Flash, Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion and now Detective Comics Now Buccellato is stretching his legs with his latest thriller project Sons of the Devil, now on Kickstarter. Mike Federali: Tell us a little bit about Sons of the Devil. Brian Buccellato: It's a psychological[...]

Dynamite's take on the classic pulp character The Black Bat hit's issue #10 and interviewer Byron Brewer sat checked in with series writer Brian Buccellato about the character, where the series is going and what else he may have up his sleeve. BYRON BREWER: Of all the books launched around the same time, Black Bat has[...]

Brian Buccellato, writer with Francis Manapul on The Flash and now Detective Comics, has written a creator-owned graphic novel out for July, with art from Noel Tuazon. Originally having five issues out of six published by small press publisher by Dog Year Entertainment, this will be the first time the story will be completed. And, of course,[...]

The story is by Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato, and pencils are shared between Sprouse and Manapul, with the inks by Karl Story, Keith Champagne, and Manapul, colors by Buccellato and letters by Carlos M Managual This makes for a very team-created book in a studio collaborative style It looks like the first 19 pages[...]

What other DC NYCC announcements are coming, I wonder…? Because the comic that Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato are leaving The Flash to work on… is Detective Comics Manapul and Buccellato made Flash a very art-focused book, channeling the experimentation of Will Eisner and it's hoped they'll do the same with Batman. Most-Read Comic Stories Wednesday: Francis[...]

But not about the second. Because the comic that Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato are leaving The Flash to work on… is Detective Comics Manapul and Buccellato made Flash a very art-focused book, channeling the experimentation of Will Eisner and it's hoped they'll do the same with Batman. Don't feel sorry for Layman though, like I said,[...]

The rogues are not happy with the new status quo and that is going to put them at odds with a lot of very dangerous people. This mini-series is written by Brian Buccellato (The Flash) and co-illustrated by Patrick Zircher (Iron Man: Revenge of the Mandarin) and Scott Hepburn (The Flash 23.2 Reverse Flash)[...]

Here we have a cousin or source for many later comic heroes and many of the tropes of "redemption" vigilante stories infused with noir elements. Written by Brian Buccellato, whose previous credits include writing The Flash for the New 52, and working as a colorist on a host of comics, and drawn by Ronan Cliquet, who[...]

Eliot Cole wites for Bleeding Cool; Peter Milligan's take on John Constantine is very much a natural one. He handles John's marriage so well. There's a

Jesse James of Jesse James Comics writes for Bleeding Cool like an unstoppable writing machine. During Amazing Arizona Con this year I was hanging with