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The original bestselling Man-eaters creative team—New York Times bestselling thriller writer Chelsea Cain, Lia Miternique, and Kate Niemczyk—are reuniting for a new series with Man-eaters: The Cursed Adolescents, feminist derring-do, and supernatural hijinks collide in this new five-issue story arc out from Image Comics this July. "Man-Eaters: Cursed #1" Cover A, Image "This new arc revisits Maude a few years later,[...]

  In 2017, Dark Horse Comics published Cecil Castellucci and Jose Pimienta's graphic novel, Soupy Leaves Home. Set in 1932, this is the story of two

Likewise, the artwork from Lia Miternique, Elise McCall, Rachelle Rosenberg, Joe Caramagna has a great sense of visual design (complete down to the fake "ads" in the book) and can set the scene well. Sadly, there's just not much happening this issue, and that self-reflection turned into navel-gazing in a way that means the pacing has to[...]

Spy Island reunites writer Chelsea Cain with two artists from her Image Comics series, Maneaters: Lia Miternique, who is credited as co-creator, cover artist, and artist for supplemental material, and Elise McCall, who handles the main art. Rachelle Rosenberg is on colors, Joe Caramagna does the lettering, and Stella Greenvoss handles more supplemental material for this Dark Horse debut[...]

(Dark Horse Comics, creative team for Spy Island: Chelsea Cain, Elise McCall, Rachelle Rosenberg, Joe Caramagna, Lia Miternique) There's a word for books like this: wow Nora Freud (no relation) is a spy who loves her job but is completely over her assignment Stationed on a tropical island at the edge of the Bermuda Triangle, she[...]

Will the third time be the charm for the comics career of Chelsea Cain? The first time around, Cain ended up quitting Twitter in 2016 following backlash to Joelle Jones' cover to Mockingbird #8 where the character wore a t-shirt with the slogan "Ask Me About My Feminist Agenda." Cain returned a few years later[...]

Novelist and comic book writer Chelsea Cain has apparently deleted her Twitter account following a series of botched responses to a social media furor stemming from the reprinting in Man-Eaters #9 of tweets critical of the book by a reader. Man-Eaters has been criticized since its announcement for presenting a binary view of gender that excludes[...]

Writer Chelsea Cain has had a tumultuous past relationship with social media Cain briefly quit social media in 2016 after backlash to the cover of Mockingbird #8 (which Cain wrote, though the cover was drawn by Joelle Jones), in which the titular hero wore a t-shirt which famously invited readers to "Ask Me About My[...]

McCall will take over from Kate Niemczyk beginning with Man-Eaters #9 in June and will kick off the third arc to the celebrated feminist teen horror comic book series. Man-Eaters co-creators Chelsea Cain and Lia Miternique, colorist Rachelle Rosenberg, letterer Joe Caramagna, and the rest of the creative team, have worked with McCall on several issues[...]

[rwp_box_recap id="0"] Yet another spectacle coming from the ever growing feminist propaganda machine, writer Chelsea Cain (Mockingbird), seeks to undermine actual issues by nonchalantly explaining away women's periods as something natural and not dangerous As I write this article from a hospital bed, yet another victim from a raging werepanther attack, I cannot tell if I[...]

This review is to promote boy health and safety. Do not believe the pro-cat propaganda. Women are dangerous, deadly, and cunning.

Man-Eaters #2, the second issue of the hit Image Comics series by Chelsea Cain, Kate Niemczyk, Rachelle Rosenberg, Joe Caramagna, Lia Miternique, and Stella Greenvoss has sold out at Diamond and is being "fast-tracked to a second printing," Image revealed in a press release Thursday. Eisner-nominated and New York Times bestselling thriller writer Chelsea Cain, artist Kate Niemczyk,[...]

In that thread, Wendig claimed that Chelsea Cain, whose Vision series was canceled also shortly after its announcement, was also fired for similar reasons. Like Wendig, Cain was extremely vocal after her book was canceled, something that can probably be attributed to both writers making their primary income outside of comics, empowering them to speak out[...]

Today, the first issue of Man-Eaters by Chelsea Cain, Kate Niemczyk, Rachelle Rosenberg, Joe Caramagna, and Lia Miternique is in stores But should it be? Or should it be banned, burned, or both? Or maybe stabbed on YouTube To find out, we bravely read this comic, despite its overtly glittery cover, and applied the standards of[...]

Earlier today, we eagerly listened as Chelsea Cain unleashed holy hell on Marvel and the superhero-industrial complex, but now that the floodgates have opened, Cain continues to speak out about the important issues facing our industry Like Batman's penis. Bleeding Cool has written near a dozen articles on the Batpenis since it was revealed in Batman:[...]

Chelsea Cain is continuing to refuse to comply with Marvel's polite request that she keep "clean and quiet" about the cancellation of her Vision series Cain gave a scorching interview to The Daily Beast speaking about the book's cancellation, the controversy over her Mockingbird series, and her upcoming Image comic, Man-Eaters All of those subjects[...]

But Marvel should know that you can't always get what you want. Chelsea Cain continues to weigh in on the cancellation of her six issue Vision sequel ahead of its November release Bleeding Cool reported earlier today that the comic had been canceled, apparently due to unspecified future plans for the characters Later, Cain took to[...]

Following Bleeding Cool's report earlier today that the Vision sequel by writers Chelsea Cain and Marc Mohan and artist Aud Koch had been canceled, Chelsea Cain has weighed in on the cancellation via Twitter Cain says the comic was two-thirds of the way done, though Bleeding Cool reported that at least the creative team has been[...]

Chelsea Cain is returning to Marvel in November, joining Marc Mohan to write a six-issue follow-up to Tom King and Gabriel Walta's The Vision, illustrated by Aud Koch Marvel revealed the news EXCLUSSSIVELY on the website of compliant media partner CBR Saturday Of course, if we're being technical about it, this was actually reported by Bleeding[...]

Announced in a press release today, the Mockingbird creative team of NY Times Bestselling writer Chelsea Cain and artist Kate Niemczyk are reuniting at Image Comics for a new series called Man-Eaters. The book is Cain's first return to the comics industry she once called "a class action lawsuit waiting to happen" since Mockingbird[...]

Yesterday, Chelsea Cain talked about getting nominated for an Eisner Award (two) but not knowing what happened next Because Marvel hadn't told her Ending with this tweet. Marvel is terrific It's truly made up of amazing individuals But Marvel-the-corp? Yeah They suck. — Chelsea Cain (@ChelseaCain) June 6, 2017 Immortalised in T-shirt form. She got a phonecall from[...]

Last week, Bleeding Cool told you about Jason Latour's "Feminist Agenda" variant cover, paying tribute to the "Ask Me About My Feminist Agenda" variant cover by Joelle Jones that led to Mockingbird writer Chelsea Cain being driven off the internet by harassment. Latour's variant, for he and Jason Aaron's Southern Bastards #16, would see its proceeds donated[...]

They grow up so quickly. The new series from writer Chelsea Cain and artist Kate Niemczyk focuses on Bobbi Morse as she digs into the SHIELD medical and recovery network that leads to a vast conspiracy… at this point I think SHIELD really needs to up their screening process, just how many conspiracies can you have going[...]

It was announced at the Baltimore Comic Con Summit that Chelsea Cain would be writing a new Mockingbird comic book And here it is, drawn by Kate Niemczyk. Chelsea talked to Marvel's website saying "she'd never had her own book – and even the one-shot was part of the 50th Anniversary of S.H.I.E.L.D[...]

Okay, no that's not Mockingbird, that's a Gwenpool sketch taken at the Diamond Baltimore Retailer Summit. But it was announced that Chelsea Cain who wrote the recent Mockingbird SHIELD 50th Anniversary Special and managed to merge both her Marvel Comics ex-husband and her Marvel Studios ex-husband together, will be writing a Mockingbird ongoing series for Marvel,[...]