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While he's observing the artifact, he is suddenly pulled into the time of Prince Khufu and must battle his past self as Hawkman. Hawkman #2 cover by Bryan Hitch and Alex Sinclair Hawkman #2 further dives into the mystery of Carter Hall's past lives while still providing some epic Hawkman action. The balance between Winged Warrior and intrepid[...]

What will win? What will lose? What will get people mad at me? Let's find out together! Winners Hawkman #1 cover by Bryan Hitch and Alex Sinclair 1 Hawkman #1 Hawkman #1 finally came out this week– and I may be a little biased on this one I love Hawkman, and Robert Venditti and Bryan Hitch put together a great first outing, returning to Carter's[...]

Even if he gets it, he cannot operate the artifact on his own. Hawkman #1 cover by Bryan Hitch and Alex Sinclair Hawkman is one of my favorite DC heroes, and it's pained me how little he's been seen since Savage Hawkman, Justice League of America under Geoff Johns and Jeff Lemire, and the first arc of[...]

Bryan Hitch and Alex Sinclair impress in the second installment, providing my favorite art of the book Kaare Andrews's work leaves a little to be desired detail-wise in the final story, but you get to see Atomic Skull in his pajamas — so that's awesome. Superman Special #1 provides an endearing and enjoyable tale to see off[...]

It's better than say, The Drowned, The Merciless, and Batman Lost, but it's not as strong as The Dawnbreaker, The Red Death, or The Batman Who Laughs. Hawkman Found #1 art by Bryan Hitch, Kevin Nowlan, Alex Sinclair, and Jeremiah Skipper Bryan Hitch's artwork keeps the comic quite visually appealing It has a somewhat gritty style which[...]

Meanwhile, Green Lantern Simon Baz is on the verge of death and may not live to see another day. Justice League #31 cover by Bryan Hitch and Alex Sinclair I predicted that "Legacy" could only end in tears and that the Justice League would likely lose or be disconnected from their children in a way that would[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Justice League #30 cover by Bryan Hitch and Alex Sinclair The darkness is infesting Wonder Woman and Green Lantern Simon Baz Much of the Justice League is in a pocket dimension and unaware what is happening The future Aquaman is visiting Mera and Serenity. Worse yet, the Sovereign has arrived. This story seems to be winding up[...]

The Justice League continue to spend time and bond with their future children, and they find they have a lot in common. But does it make for a good read?

Justice League #27 is a very engaging issue. The Justice League's children are interesting, as are their complicated relationships with their parents.

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Justice League #26 starts a new story, Legacy, in the series, written by Bryan Hitch with art by Fernando Pasarin, Oclair Albert, and Brad Anderson It's a very interesting and intriguing setup too, as we meet the children of the Justice League in some new dystopian view of tomorrow. Justice League #26 cover by Bryan[...]

Announced at the DC Metal panel at San Diego Comic Con, Jeff Lemire will team with Bryan Hitch and Kevin Nowlan for Hawkman Found, one of the tie-in one-shots for the super-mega-crossover event. The DC one-shot was teased as part of the Dark Nights: Metal checklist back in June, but now we know a little bit[...]

This was the original solicitation for Justice League #25 from DC Comics for July. (W) Bryan Hitch (A) Fernando Pasarin, Oclair Albert (CA) Bryan Hitch "AFTERLIVES" part four! With the Justice League locked out of reality, the secret mastermind behind their predicament makes his move on the world of the living Luckily (or unluckily), the JL is[...]

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool reported that as well as Justice League #22, the team of Bryan Hitch and Fernando Pasarin would be off #23 and #24. Well, the solicits for Justice League #25 are also changing. (W) Bryan Hitch (A) Fernando Pasarin, Oclair Albert (CA) Bryan Hitch "AFTERLIVES" part four! With the Justice League locked out of reality, the secret[...]

A Jeff Scott Campbell Gen 13 story, a Brett Booth Backlash story, a Dustin Nguyen Wildcats 3.0 story and the Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch Authority story that will also be seen in Absolute Authority's new printing. UPDATE: Our man on the scene, Matthew Quitney e-mails in with the full breakdown. A hardcover Wildstorm retrospective book will be[...]

Daniel and Bryan Hitch  The cover is for Dynamite Forces and can be ordered here or a CGC graded version is available here. Kirkham started his career working on the indy comic The Gift with Raven Gregory before becoming part of Top Cow and eventually doing work for Marvel and DC Kirkham has worked on titles such[...]

There are several DC Comics changes between solicitation and publication coming down the pipe. But let's start with the big one. Justice League Of America by Bryan Hitch is getting an unannounced fill-in in next week's issue 5, with Matt Kindt, Rob Williams, Philip Tan and Jason Paz creating a story for the Martian Manhunter. The originally planned issue[...]

With this summer's release of Justice League of America #1, it put DC's most powerful heroes into the hands of artist Bryan Hitch Now, the former Authority artist has sat down for DC All-Access and has done a sort of Director's commentary of the issue… explaining why the gatefold cover, how he had already drawn[...]

We salute you, and the keenness you bring to your passion. And at number one, beating out all the Secret Wars-y titles, it;s the launch of Bryan Hitch's Justice League Of America. Do also note an impressive performances for Mad Max… 1 Justice League Of America #1 2 Old Man Logan #2 3 Thors #1 4 Deadpool's Secret Secret Wars #2 5[...]

Good job that Doomed writer Scott Lobdell (second from the right) didn't get the apartment share…   Superman is still all protected up in Bryan Hitch's Justice League Of America #1 also out today which goes toe to toe with last week's Justice League #41 from Johns and Fabok. But the story kinda hinges on certain characters who[...]

One Wednesday DC Comics will release JLA: Justice League of America #1 which features the return of Bryan Hitch to the publisher The first issue features the team receiving a mysterious message that is of course a trap from a classic foe Then the team faces an armada of aliens claiming to be a peaceful,[...]

Directed by Mark Pickell. And Bryan Hitch's George W Bush from The Ultimates... UPDATE: And the original… N362522 02: Republican presidential hopeful Texas Gov George W Bush jokes with photographers, Thursday evening, Jan 6, 2000, prior to the Republican debates at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, NH (Pool Photo) In Swipe File we present two or[...]

This year's artist in residence is Jillian Tamaki of This One Summer. 1pm-3pm Bryan Hitch signing Justice League #1 at Gosh Comics Sunday 21st ELCAF – 4th East London Comics + Art Festival, The Laundry and SPACE in Hackney. 10am-7pm Friday 26th Wytches launch party with Jock at Gosh Comics 7-9pm – exhibition continuing. Saturday 27th 1-2pm Zenith Phase One Apex Edition Signing with Steve Yeowell 7-9pm Jolly[...]

He described it as the most comic bookish thing he had ever filmed, calling it: "a Bryan Hitch / George Perez melange of really muscular, really involved action". Avengers: Age Of Ultron opens May 1st [youtube]https://youtu.be/W68hBgOfJpI[/youtube] Joss Wheon was asked what was his favorite moment from filming Avengers: Age of Ultron was, the director said it was[...]

The new Boom! series Strange Fruit by JG Jones and Mark Waid takes the front of next week's Previews catalogue from Diamond Comic Distributors… while Bryan Hitch's Justice League Of America takes the back. The Customer Order Form booklet also features a Boom! book, The Fiction by Curt Pires and David Rubin. While Marvel's Previews order form?[...]

Bryan Hitch certainly has JLA chops, including a major oversized JLA graphic novel under his belt, Heaven's Ladder But, as part of June's mini-relaunch, he will be both writing and drawing a new Justice League Of America series for DC Comics We recently saw Hitch write and draw his own series from Image Comics, Real Heroes, with it's[...]

This is the cover to February 2015's Avengers #41 by Bryan Hitch. And this is the cover to 2002's The Ultimates #1 by Bryan Hitch. Say… remember a Bleeding Cool story that didn't seem to have come to fruition, from quite a while ago? I know Jonathan Hickman has been planning stuff for a while[...]

The artist is under a solemn vow of secrecy too, but you'll get word on this around the end of September. In the next eighteen months, now that I've finished Kick-Ass, Jupiter's Legacy Book One, MPH and Starlight, I'm planning to write new books for Sean Gordon Murphy, Bryan Hitch, a sort of manga-inspired, but not-what-you-expect[...]

Mike Mignola and Bryan Hitch are hugely different artists, and as such require a hugely different approach. MB: I read that color comes late in the process of creating a comic book, so what challenges do you face when the comic is behind schedule? MG: It can be tough sometimes Every night seems to be a late[...]

Here are the newly revealed covers for Bryan Hitch's Real Heroes #2 by his best buddies Dave Gibbons and Jock. The second issue of Hitch's superheroic version of Galaxy Quest (with subtle clues as to his work on the Fantastic Four movie) gets its Final Order Cut-Off date on Monday Which means, if you want these covers,[...]

This is a scene from the recent first issue of Real Heroes, by Bryan Hitch, from Image Comics. And that mention of Josh Trank, is because Bryan Hitch, artist for The Ultimates, The Authority, America's Got Powers – and at one point, Fantastic Four, is currently working as  designer on the new Fox movie. Which, yes, is[...]