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The new comic series from the Kindts, a collection of Alex De Campi and Jerry Ordway's serial from Dark Horse Presents, the Art of Doom, a new Aliens Defiance title with Brian Wood, House Of Penance with Peter Tomasi, and plenty more. But we start with Snoopy toys Because… Snoopy! Rainbow Snoopy! 5.5" Snoopy Flocked Vinyl Figures! [...]

Written by, Brian Wood, with art by Danijel Zezelj, Starve is set in a world where chefs are practically royalty, and access to them is the ultimate status symbol Chef Gavin Cruikshank, back from self-imposed exile, finds his little foodie television program "Starve" transformed into a gonzo arena sport where chefs slice and dice rare and endangered[...]

Dark Horse announced today that their latest foray into the xenomorphs universe would be with Brian Wood and Tristan Jones on a new series Aliens: Defiance. Aliens: Defiance follows struggling Colonial Marine rookie Zula Hendricks as she goes AWOL to protect Earth from an unknown alien species. Aliens: Defiance #1 (of 12) is in stores April 27, 2016. [...]

Zezelj about an interview for the site. Being a big fan of his art work and his work on Desolation Jones, DMZ, Northlanders and of course his then recently released Starve, also with Brian Wood, I jumped at the chance. The interview went on for quite some time, only a few questions and then some follow-ups before[...]

Earlier this week, those who were signed up to comic book writer/artist Brian Wood's newsletter received a mailing talking about sexual harassment and social media shaming. Brian, an established creator with work from Image, DC, Marvel, Dark Horse and more, is currently seeing new work with Starve, Rebels and his DMZ series for Vertigo being reprinted[...]

I noticed that the October solicitations for Spawn no longer had Paul Jenkins listed as writer. SPAWN #258 STORY: TODD McFARLANE ART / COVER: JONBOY OCTOBER 21 / 32 PAGES / FC / T / $2.99 Spawn returns to the one place he never thought he would see again…HELL. Paul had replaced Brian Wood as writer on the book And before[...]

Announced by Dark Horse at the retailers meeting at San Diego Comic Con is The Ninth Wave, a new series written by Brian Wood and set in the same world as The Massive, though it will be a shorter run… Out in December… but there were plenty of other upcoming comics to talk about too as Dark Horse[...]

And that is exactly who Gavin is, despite his protestations. From Brian Wood, Daniel Zezelj and Dave Stewart, just like Transmet, this future world is a victim of its excess with a 99.9% and a 0.1% split, where small government has big business, the rich are increasingly extreme and it's not so much let them eat[...]

Photo Credit: Seth Kushner Last week saw the release of Brian Wood's latest comic series Rebels from Dark Horse, focusing on the events surrounding the Revolutionary War and the beginning stages of America as a country Wood is no stranger to historical fiction comics, with Northlanders pillaging pull lists every month when the series was coming[...]

But a month later than planned we get Brian Wood (keep him away from Larry Young) Danijel Zezelf and Dave Stewart launching Starve, Jason Shaun Alexander launching Empty Zone, Brandon Graham and Marian Churchland on the 8House title, Arclight, and the comic we showed you the other day, The Covenant by Rob Liefeld and Matt Horak. And Chew  makes[...]

Rebels, the new Vermont-set story of the American Revolution written by Brian Wood, drawn by Andrea Mutti, with colors by Jordie Bellaire and covers by Tula Lotay, arrives on April 8th Its approach seems to fill the comics scene with an approaching crescendo of drums–and the knowledge that we are about to encounter something rather[...]

From the severed foam arms, all signed, distributed with the help of Chuck Palahniuk to the Hellboy Beer launched at the retailer event courtesy of Mike Mignola, Dark Horse certainly made the weekend a memorable one for attendees, but we're lucky enough today to take a more leisurely stroll through the books that the publisher[...]

We've run a few break out pieces for the new Hellboy comic and Chuck Palahniuk talking Fight Club 2, but Dark Horse had plenty to discuss in their ComicsPRO presentation to comic book retailers… Dark Horse was keen to show off the The Art Of He Man and talked about strong orderdahead of its April launch, and tied the[...]

Will launch in June. — Brian Wood (@brianwood) February 17, 2015 That's Starve by Brian Wood, Daniel Zezelj and Dave Stewart, promised for May But now coming in June I am told they will have five to six issue completed by launch date… especially since it's ben pushed back a month. Image's May solicitations have just[...]

Brian Wood does creator-owned and licensed stuff, and we cross promote those to Brian Wood readers There was a huge licensing machine behind Star Wars and Brian was very successful on Star Wars With Conan, it's not the same kind of machine since it started as prose and the work of one person, and for[...]

On March 25th, Dark Horse is bringing a new edition to print of the ground-breaking series Demo, written by Brian Wood and illustrated by Becky Cloonan For many readers, Demo was a first of its kind, perhaps the first to bring a kind of human-textured drama into the comics form for them, the first to[...]

Creative team, Brian Wood (Star Wars, DMZ, The Massive,) Danijel Zezelj (Northlanders, Loveless), & Dave Stewart (The Walking Dead, Star Wars) are cooking up a world where chefs are practically royalty, and they're calling it Starve. The story will focus on Chef Gavin Cruikshank, who has returned from forced exile, but things at his TV show[...]

And Brian Wood was named as the new writer of Spawn, as Al Simmons returns to the lead on the title. This was the solicitation test for Spawn Resurrection #1 SPAWN RESURRECTION #1 story: BRIAN WOOD art / cover A: JONBOY cover B: TODD McFARLANE FEBRUARY 4 / 32 PAGES / FC / T+ / $2.99 NEW TEAM! NEW DIRECTION! The return of[...]

Brian Wood writes, MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD – I'd advise anyone to not only have read the series up to this point, but also last week's #29 before going any further The Massive is a 30-issue series leading up to a very specific reveal, and today we're going to be talking about this reveal. I wanted to write[...]

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On his Facebook page, Todd McFarlane unveiled the cover for Spawn Resurrection #1 – the issue where Brian Wood and Jonboy Meyers take over the series after the 250th issue special. This is what Todd had to say with the reveal: You're the FIRST TO SEE the Spawn Resurrection cover!!! There's a lot going on in my comic book world![...]

Brian Wood writes, MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD – I'd advise anyone to not only have read the series up to this point, but also this week's #28 before going any further The Massive is a 30-issue series leading up to a very specific reveal, and today we're going to be talking about this reveal. I wanted to write[...]

Instead it was announced that Brian Wood would be writing the book, Spawn Resurrected and then the ongoing series, with artist Jonboy Meyers. So did I get it totally wrong? I presumed so. Until I was told by one very senior source that a number of artists had been approached to draw the book, and sold on the[...]

Announced at the Dark Horse video games comics panel today, a new series from the publisher of Brian Wood's The Massive, namely Eve: Valkyrie, based on the video game… Here's how it's looking. Add to the news that he's going to be writing Spawn as well, it's a good weekend to be Brian Wood. [...]

Aub Driver, beloved to all journalistas and swag hunters at cons, moderated the panel featuring Donny Cates and Eliot Rahal of Buzzkill and The Paybacks(2015), Brian Wood of The Massive, Fred Van Lente of Action Philosophers, Brain Boy, and The Resurrectionists, Gail Simone who needs no introduction,  Jim Calafiore, Raphael Albuquerque and more. Calafiore was[...]

The CBLDF Liberty Annual 2014, supporting the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, is publishing by Image Comics on the 8th October –  with the Final Order Cut-Off date set for Monday. The writers on the comic are Jeff Parker, Stan Sakai, Marc Guggenheim & Tara Butters, Jonathan Hickman, Brian Wood, Amy Chu, Al Ewing, Robin Furth, Luke[...]

By Bart Bishop Graphic novelist Brian Wood's Channel Zero (2000) and The Couriers (2003) fuse baroque sequential art with misanthropic prose Wood's surface influences of "punk rock" and cyberpunk are demonstrated in his aesthetic choices, utilizing the zine methodologies of early "underground" comic books and punk magazines and taking clear visual inspiration from the works of[...]

But luckily the two know how to work together… Last year it was announced that there would be a crossover between the two properties written by Gail Simone and Brian Wood. Although, to smooth troubled waters, they may need a different writer. Hence Jim Zub being tapped to co-write the series with Gail instead. I talked with Jim about[...]

And though the title will continue with Brian Wood and Greg Smallwood, the first six issues are meant to serve as a reintroduction of sorts to the character, not quite a reinvention. Ok, it's time to just come out and say it: Warren Ellis could work his way down the list and reinvent every single superhero[...]

From today's copy of X-Men. A brand new team of mutants, formed within the confines of the Jean Grey School of Higher Learning. Made up of Broo,