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  There was some concern that the mythology-established and Marvel-hinted bisexuality of the character Hercules was going to be removed in the upcoming new series from Marvel by Dan Abnett and Luke Ross It became quite a thing. But after seeing some of the art, Dan Avery of gay-themed pop culure website NewNowNext suddenly feels a little[...]

The time has finally come! This week brings the release of Wild's End: The Enemy Within #1, from BOOM! Studios, written by Dan Abnett, with art by I.N.J Culbard Most of you probably remember the intense ending of the series Now the story continues… As Clive, Susan, Fawkes, and the other survivors of the alien[...]

This September, creators Dan Abnett (Guardians of the Galaxy) and I.N.J Culbard (The King in Yellow) team up once more, this time drawing influence from Invasion of the Body Snatchers in the paranoia-fueled follow-up series Wild's End: The Enemy Within. Most of you probably remember the intense ending of the series Now the story continues… As[...]

Dan Abnett and I.N.J Culbard are working on a new series titled Brink and is described as True Detective set in space Just in case its previous mention asn't prominent enough…. Sneaky little mention of a new project from @VincentAbnett and me called Brink for @2000AD http://t.co/c4vBvqniT5 — INJ Culbard (@injculbard) July 10, 2015 Hopefully this is less[...]

Battlestar Galactica: Death of Apollo #1 from Dan Abnett and Dietrich Smith tells the tale of what happened to Apollo between the two original BSG television series. For more BSG digital comics, check out the Dynamite Digital Comic website. We kick off your Monday with a free comic from Dynamite Entertainment Battlestar Galactica: Death of Apollo[...]

Dracula #1, talking with writer Dan Abnett about Battlestar Galactica: Death of Apollo #4, both on sale now Cover art by Mike Mayhew, Dietrich Smith and Livio Ramondelli.  TROY BROWNFIELD: Dan, I always like to start by going back to the beginning Obviously, you're associated with science-fiction/space opera in comics What sparked your early interest in[...]

I was filled with joy and sadness as I picked up Wild's End #6 from BOOM! Studios, written by Dan Abnett, with art by I.N.J Culbard, this week Joy because I couldn't wait to find out what happened next, and sadness because it was the last issue of the series For those of you who[...]

A couple of weeks ago, Marvel and Diamond told comic book stores that they were cancelling the paperback version of Dan Abnett's prose novel from the world of Guardians Of The Galaxy, Rocket Raccoon And Groot Steal The Galaxy Well, someone seems to have had a word. Not retailers have been told that Marvel will be publishing[...]

Last summer saw the release of the first Guardians Of The Galaxy prose novel, Rocket Raccoon And Groot Steal The Galaxy by Dan Abnett, the writer who helped popularise the comic series in readiness for its movie adaptation. But for those waiting for the paperback, bad news Yesterday, retailers were informed that it had been cancelled and would[...]

I guess I've been in a BOOM! Studios type of mood because, this time, I stumbled upon Wild's End, written by Dan Abnett, with art by I.N.J Culbard If you've ever come across the comics before you were probably initially drawn to the classic fairytale-esque art style I know I was. However, it didn't take long[...]

Harry Houdini # 3, talk with Dan Abnett about Battlestar Galactica: Death of Apollo #2, both on sale January 14th. Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery: With the Battlestar relaunch so fresh in people's minds, do you find that casts a shadow over working in the original universe? Dan Abnett: I guess it may to a certain[...]

Dan Abnett is diving back into the sci-fi world for Dynamite, with the new series Battlestar Galactica: Death of Apollo The series focuses on the hinted at story of what happened to Apollo before the Galactica reached Earth Byron Brewer chatted with Abnett about the new series and killing off a beloved character. BYRON BREWER: Dan, how does[...]

Expect more of this sort of thing. Edited by Dan DiDio and Marie Javins, we have reported a number of creators as being Tim Truman, Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Grey, Scott Lobdell, Fabian Nicieza, David Gallaher, Adam Beechen, Larry Hama, Marv Wolfman, Dan Abnett, Len Wein and Jeff Parker. But I am told to also expect a number of creators new to DC, with a background in webcomics[...]

It was announced recently that Dan Abnett (Guardians of the Galaxy) was going to be writing a new series for Dynamite, focusing on the death of a major character The series is Battlestar Galactica: Death Of Apollo and Byron Brewer caught up with the author to talk about the new project. BYRON BREWER: Dan, has there[...]

Dynamite Entertainment has hired Dan Abnett (Guardians of the Galaxy) to kill him and Dietrich Smith is going to draw it This is an event that was hinted at in the official TV series but never shown. Captain Apollo (Richard Hatch) was one of the main characters of the series from 1978 to 1979 but when[...]

Well, if you're like me then you are getting those Guardians back in the new Guardians 3000 by Dan Abnett and Gerardo Sandoval. In this incarnation, The Guardians battle to liberate an enslaved galaxy from the menace of the Badoon! But what happens when they discover something behind the Badoon…something even worse than they could've ever[...]

Going without pictures, Dan Abnett (Guardians of the Galaxy) is going to be handling the Earth's Mightiest Heroes in Marvel's original novel Avengers: Everybody Wants To Rule The World Abnett returns to the world of Marvel prose after the release of Rocket Raccoon And Groot: Steal The Galaxy came out earlier this year. The Avengers have fought[...]

Dan Abnett is working with artist I.N.J Culbard (H.P Lovecraft's At The Mountains Of Madness) to produce Wild's End. Abnett brings readers a smart take on a classic science-fiction mythos and takes a decidedly more earthbound vantage point as the anthropomorphic characters Clive, Peter, and Gilbert suddenly find their 1930s rural England community invaded by aliens[...]

So much fun that I happily missed a Dan Abnett panel (sorry, Dan) at 1.00pm because my littlun was putting the finishing touches to her cape and mask combo She wore it proudly through Leicester for the rest of the day even when we were engulfed by a swarm of Kasabian fans thronging though the[...]

Here's another reason to pick up the print version of the digital first comic Infinite Crisis: Fight For The Multiverse from DC. As well as the comic, written by Dan Abnett with art from Szymon Kudranski, Carl Potts and a cover by Gene Ha, buyers wll also get a code to download a free comes with an individual[...]

Battlestar Galactica writer Dan Abnett talked with Chris about what drew him to the project, what his plans are for Doc and what it's like having covers by Alex Ross. DAN ABNETT: Chris, Doc Savage is probably the ultimate pulp hero What is it about the Man of Bronze that appeals to you? What drew you[...]

With new comics out this week, Dan Abnett sits down and gives us a behind the scenes commentary on the last issue of his Battlestar Galactica run with issue #12… or is it his last? Battlestar Galactica #12  Issue twelve marks the end of my run (well, not really… just wait to see what Dynamite is about[...]

Battlestar Galactica writer Dan Abnett talks to Nancy about her take on the classic character, her history and of course the iconic outfit. DAN ABNETT: Nancy, Vampirella is a classic character What is your take on her? NANCY COLLINS: I see Vampirella as an intrinsically heroic character, although one with a tragic history of being manipulated by[...]

As well as indie publishers such as Time Bomb Comics, Borderline Press and many others, guest speakers on the day will be writers Ian Edginton (Judge Dredd, Wolverine, Star Wars) and Dan Abnett (The Guardians of The Galaxy, The Legion of Super-Heroes, 2000AD) Guest artists include D'Israeli (2000AD, Kingdom of The Wicked) and Kat Nicholson[...]

Dan Abnett had a chance to ask Waid about his run on the character and how he had learned about the hero in the first place. DAN ABNETT: Let me start by saying that, growing up in the UK, Green Hornet was a mysterious thing we'd all heard of but never seen The toymaker Corgi did[...]

Dan Abnett is known for his science fiction With Legion Of Superheroes for DC and Guardians Of The Galaxy for Marvel he's the perfect fit for another space based comic franchise Battlestar Galactica Our own Jim Kuhoric got to chat with Abnett about his run on the classic 70s TV series turned comic book. JIM KUHORIC:[...]

In this peer-to-peer interview, writer Dan Abnett chats with the writer/artist who is making his return to The Shadow after almost three decades… DAN ABNETT: The Shadow The character first appeared in 1930 He has a lineage and history as impressive as any hero in comics today How far back does your connection to him run…[...]

As Shack News talks about the announcement from DC Comics that the Infinite Crisis MMORPG game will go to open beta from March 14th, they have an aside for all us comic folk as well. Because, with the undoubted success of the Injustice: Gods Among Us, it appears that Infinite Crisis will also be getting a[...]

Last week, Bleeding Cool ran an article that stated that comic book writers Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning co-authors of many comics at Marvel and DC, including Legion Of Superheroes and Guardians Of The Galaxy were no longer a working couple, splitting up over personal differences. Andy Lanning chose not to comment, though he did make[...]

Despite the success of the current Brian Bendis Guardians Of The Galaxy, before the movie comes out, two other writers return to the characters, to prepare the way for the film that draws on much of their work… Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning return to the comic for one last time. MARVEL'S GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY[...]