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Starting off with one of those classic Kirk fight scenes normally accompanied by pounding horn stabs, certain doom is the only item on the agenda to protect the timeline from something Kirk can’t even fathom.[caption id="attachment_1229898" align="aligncenter" width="600"] The cover of Star Trek: Year Five #12 published by IDW Publishing with the creative team of Jackson[...]
(IDW Publishing, creative team: Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Stephen Thompson, Charlie Kirchoff, Neil Uyetake)There is a whole lot happening in this issue, with thrilling spaceborne action, well-earned emotional payoffs for things that have bee developed through previous issues As this storyline draws nearer to the circumstances of the 1979 motion picture, you can see the[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Trinity wants Lara Croft out of the way so that they can forward their plans unimpeded. However, Lara is hunting them in the hopes of shutting the organization down for good. This leads Lara to a Trinity outpost at the South Pole, which is built upon a temple called the Tomb of Eden […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Green Arrow narrowly survives his brush with Nothing to find himself saved by a group of local kids modeling themselves off the Justice League. They are without powers, but they have no powers and little training. After some convincing, Green Arrow agrees to help them in their struggle against Nothing. It is becoming […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Nightwing arrives in Tokyo to fight a gang calling themselves the Crimson Kabuki. They have kidnapped Robin, and, to save the captive sidekick, Dick must fight through the tower of warriors and their leader. The leader of the Crimson Kabuki claims to be powered by the blood of a dragon. Can Nightwing save […]
Unfortunately, his transportation is shot down shortly after arrival, and it looks like Green Arrow will be needed if any good should come to Rahapastan.[caption id="attachment_822389" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Green Arrow #39 cover by Tyler Kirkham and Tomeu Morey[/caption]This issue of Green Arrow, now with the writing team of Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing as well[...]
So far on our journey of 24 Trades of Christmas, we have yet to make a visit to BOOM! Studios, but I'm going to remedy that today with a little Joyride Vol 1. Sometimes you want something completely new. Something un-tethered by connected universes or overly high expectations. A book that seems to come out […]
He speculated that The teen Sci-Fi adventure series by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly(Batman & Robin Eternal, Grayson) and Marcus To (Nightwing, New Warriors) could be a breakout ongoing hit for the publisher.At the time we had seen the five page story that ran in the back of the Power Rangers comic and the covers for the first[...]
The BOOM! Studios panel at the Instore Convention Kick-Off started off with a bang as Sam Humphries wasted no time showing us the new cover for Jonesy #2. From there, the conversation rotated between Humphries (Jonesy), Hope Larson and (Goldie Vance), Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly (Joyride) The group was eager to promote their titles, and while Goldie Vance and Joyride aren't out yet,[...]
The team behind the critically acclaimed limited series is back as actress/activist Alyssa Milano and she is joined once again with writers Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing (Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials Official Graphic Novel Prelude), and artist Marcus To (New Warriors, Red Robin) for a new limited series that pits hacker against hacker.BOOM! Studios[...]
By Cameron HathewayWriter Jackson Lanzing was on hand at the BOOM! Studios/Archaia booth during Comikaze Expo, and was kind enough to fill me in on all the upcoming projects he and Collin Kelly, Alyssa Milano and Marcus To are working on If there’s one thing to be said about Jackson, it’s this: he’s 100% passionate[...]
With the tag-line "Save Yourself", and drawing on real-life inspiration of the famous and infamous variety, from Anonymous to the Occupy Movement and Edward Snowden, the series takes off the kid gloves and engages directly with the ambiguity we face whenever we share a link, retweet a post, or stand in judgement about the use[...]
