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Let us also not forget that Brian Wood, who currently scripts the very successful ongoing Star Wars comic at Dark Horse, is also currently at Marvel For some reason I doubt he gets first dibs, even in the interest of a "smooth transfer" We'll all have to revisit this in 2015 to see what reality[...]

Brian Wood shows us why Marvel should just hire him for their books and be done with it He fits the book like Dan Slott slots into Spider-Man, like Mark Waid wades into Daredevil And Brian Wood would do a great job on their Star Wars too. Like in this issue, with a young Empire graduate[...]

It appears to have been this tweet that started it; Every "I met Brian Wood at a signing and he was a dick" comment = me not matching a stranger's expectations of my extrovert-ness. — Brian Wood (@brianwood) November 13, 2013 Tess responded with; I'm going to say it And fuck anyone who doesn't like it Brian Wood is[...]

Anybody going to take Rich's bet? But who is being resurrected? Not Generation X, though someone should and there is talk of it. Not Jean Grey (though it

Brian Wood and Kris Anka's "Resurrection" teaser from Marvel yesterday has been revealed by CBR as the new arc on X-Men, Ghosts. But who is being resurrected? Not Generation X, though someone should and there is talk of it Not Jean Grey (though it was close, and hey, there's The Trial Of Jean Grey to consider)[...]

This looks as if if might pertain to a certain story we ran suggesting Kris Anka was to join Brian Wood on X-Men… Unless it's something completely different "Resurrection" might be a too-easy play on Jean Grey and Phoenix Bit look at the colour scheme Remind you of… …at all? Plus from CBR's X-Position; txgohan is pining for[...]

I did tweet that I was going to be using The Massive next semester for my critical thinking class and mentioned Brian Wood in the tweet I said he "writes an ethically complex world that is all too possible" and I got a favorite from him But I think the creator's side of things would[...]

It's possible Brian Wood should stop reading now. @ales_kot and and maybe some talk of being honest about people's work and what goes on in this lovely but amazingly fucked up scene. — Brandon Graham (@royalboiler) October 24, 2013   @ales_kot It's hard to go at that without knowing what went down I'm ripped up lots of comics[...]

Writers for the books will be Gail Simone and Brian Wood. Gail Simone, current Red Sonja series writer, states, "It's only the crossover that readers have been begging to have for over a decade: the two greatest barbarian adventurers ever created in an epic tale of blood, lust, and vengeance.  This is the kind of stuff[...]

In a panel Spotlight at Baltimore Comic Con hosted by Deputy Director of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund Alex Cox, Brian Wood had a lot to say about the pros and cons of working for the Big Two versus working in creator owned comics in his career including the stability the first offers and[...]

First up we tackle Adam Egypt Mortimer & Darick Robertson's Ballistic #1 from Black Mask Studios; then delve into Tommie Kelly's latest webcomic saga Them; and finally turn our attention to Brian Wood, Garry Brown & Jordie Bellaire's The Massive #13 from Dark Horse Comics Plus we give shout-outs to Matthew Craig & Jesse Young,[...]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMAAlGqApSw[/youtube] Grace Randolph writes; Catwoman dies in Justice League of America #4? X-Men #1 debuts a team of all X-Men women, from Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel? Scott Snyder debuts new Vertigo comic The Wake? Host Grace Randolph delivers another episode of Opinion Nation, giving her review of the latest Marvel Comics and DC Comics[...]

I did. X-Men #1 by Brian Wood, Olivier Coipel, Mark Morales and Laura Martin is published by Marvel Comics today. When the new X-Men #1 was announced, one of the aspects that people noted was that, just like Uncanny X-Force and Fearless Defenders, it was another Marvel team book that featured just women in the lead[...]

It's Friday morning in Arizona, okay? So we're getting a new X-Men #1, courtesy of Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel Which naturally means variant covers Here are a few, including one from Limited Edition Comix in the UK, raising money for The Sick Children's Trust, from Ed McGuinness limited to 3500 copies. The Phantom cover by Humberto[...]

We essentially see the world end from just off stage, as Mike and Phyl move from being crackpots, to field correspondents, to survivors, trying to make their way to literal and figurative higher ground. Higher ground, and the various things it can mean, lie at the heart of this first collection of Brian Wood's newest series. [...]

And this is what we learned. Brian Wood  might stay on Conan after his contract is up with 25 but no official word yet. He promised last year that Massive would have backmatter pages exclusive to the comic but they disappeared Why? Time is the biggest issue, but he plans to bring them back but not to[...]

It's the big X-Men #1 relaunch by Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel for Marvel NOW It has variant covers by Terry Dodson, Milo Manara, Skottie Young, Nick Bradshaw and more It's part of the X-Men Fiftieth Anniversary, it has the return of Jubilee and it has a female cast. It is also going to be late[...]

US videogame chain Gamestop is offering an exclusive variant cover to Brian Woods' Star War s #1. Limited to three thousand copies, it can't be bought in stores and it's only available to members of their "Power-Up Rewards" club, and can only be bought with rewards points. So a) there aren't that many of them comparatively, b)[...]

The second print for $8. Brian Wood and Carlos D'Anda's Star Wars #1 from Dark Horse has sold out of its second print with a third on the the way.     Star Wars #1 first print has sold for up to $50 The second print for $8. Brian Wood and Carlos D'Anda's Star Wars #1 from Dark Horse[...]

X-Men by Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel, beginning in April: Looks like we were on the money with that XX teaser the other week, an X-Men book by Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel with a female-centric theme. Most-Read Comic Stories Today – X-Men, I Vampire Marvel Launches An All-Female X-Men Book Called X-Men. Looks like we were on the[...]

Looks like we were on the money with that XX teaser the other week, a new mutant book by Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel with a female-centric theme. Turns out it's more than one of them though It stars Jubillee, with Storm, Rogue, Kitty Pryde, Rachel and Psylocke as support cast, and coloured by Laura Martin. It's[...]

Now, admittedly, if those cannon shells hit, the Camel would be blown into the thing firewood's blown into when it explodes, BUT. If they didn't…and the Camel crew had a shoulder launched heatseeker of their own? Kitten wins. Kittentality. This idea, of your only defense being how different you are to your enemy became one of the tenets of[...]

And now we have XX from Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel. Hmm You know that makes X Squared right? Though the genetic background design may indicate double-X chromosones instead, which would indicate a woman. X-23? Another female X-Men related solo book?   It must be getting to that time again! Just as Previews for March solicitations are in[...]

Never said that. — PULPHOPE (@PULPH0PE) January 4, 2013   How so? Journalist extraordinaire Ales Kot is on the case! I just double-checked this against the previous interview from December – the one with Brian Wood – and figured out what happened. It looks like an accident Part of Wood's answer to the same question stayed in the interview with[...]

Unlike Mara! Mara, from Brian Wood and Ming Doyle, is published by Image Comics Louis Falcetti writes; Mara is a comic with a special appeal for massholes (for the international set, a "masshole" is a person from the state (commonwealth)(republic) known as "Massachusetts", it refers to our tendency to be enormous assholes because we do everything[...]

But in it all some kind of recognition for sporting prowess. Then those comics went away (although IPC are doing their best right now to revive them digitally). But it was Mara, issue one out today, by Brian Wood, Ming Doyle and Jordie Bellaire and I was right back in the zone And by giving it a[...]

Brian Wood, currently to be seen on comics such as Conan, Star Wars and The Massive for Dark Horse Comics and his upcoming Mara from Image Comics, did have a few spits and spots for DC Comics And he's made a list of the pitches that never made it to print Including an original graphic[...]

We've seen the IDW Gold FCBD comic for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, here's their Silver level book, Judge Dredd Classics, with  all-new colours on

A dying cosmonaut on his way back to Earth. Los Angeles is being toyed with by destructive forces that repeatedly find the city through time and swallow it whole, and those three are the only people able to save it – if they survive the fanatics who live in the hills, National Security Agency agents, and[...]

Other times it was just a mistake originally, or even just a hoped-for creator credit that never worked out. Here are a few from this week. Justice League Dark #0 now features art by Lee Garbet and Cam Smith instead of Mikel Janin and Ryan Sook. The solicited creative team for X-Men #38 of Brian Wood and David[...]