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Chu, the Chew sequel by John Layman and Dan Boultwood published by Image Comics saw its fifth issue published in November 2020 – and nothing since But Chu will return in July, part of Image Comics' July 2021 solicitations. The comic stars Saffron Chu, sister to Chew-star FBI investigator Tony, and is a criminal A cibopars,[...]

And so ends the first arc of Chu by John Layman and Dan Boultwood What started out as an interesting idea for a Chew prequel that struggled to find its own voice in the debut issue has, ever since the stellar Chu #2, delivered killer issue after killer issue Does this first arc finale continue this series' trend of[...]

Chu #4 continues John Layman and Dan Boultwood's excellent prequel to Layman and Rob Guillory's Chew. For three issues, the series has alluded to events in Chew while creating its own crime caper of a story, pitting Saffron unwillingly against Tony. Chu #4 cover Credit: Image Comics Chu continues to be one of the best reads every month, with a story that will[...]

John Layman and Dan Boultwood are back with another issue of the Better Call Saul to Chew's Breaking Bad: the wildly entertaining Chu. Chu #3 picks up after the genuinely worrisome cliffhanger of the previous issue, resolving it in an appropriately bloody fashion. Chu #3 cover Credit: Image Comics Chu #3 continues this series streak of getting better with each issue[...]

Now, he has teamed up with Dan Boultwood for a spinoff series, Chu, which focuses on Saffron Chu, sister of the original series' lead, Tony The first issue was a fun and thrilling gross-out that delivered a page-turner but didn't give the reader much of a chance to get to know Saffron Now, with Chu #2, will Saffron[...]

Now, Layman has recruited new collaborator Dan Boultwood to return to the well while flipping the coin over, taking a look at Saffron Chu, Tony's sister who can learn secrets from people she eats with … and is a criminal. The cover of Chu #1 Credit: Image Comics The Chu family is populated by interesting people[...]

The video went very viral, picked up by news websites, A Late Show With Stephen Colbert with the phrase 'everything is cake' going mainstream incredibly fast. This week saw the pandemic-delayed publication of Chu #1 by John Layman and Dan Boultwood from Image Comics, a parallel sequel to Layman's hit series with Rob Guillory, Chew And[...]

But that it wouldn't be a new Tony Chu story, Instead it's a new Saffron Chu story, Tony Chu's sister, and drawn by Bleeding Cool favourite Dan Boultwood – and the comic book has been named Chu. Tony Chu is a cibopath, he can psychically understand the entire history of anything he eats, and works for[...]

Artist Dan Boultwood joins Mann on bringing the series to comics, and in true comics fashion, resurrecting a dead character The press release has the details: The Newbury & Hobbes novel series follows special agents Sir Maurice Newbury and Miss Victoria Hobbes as they traverse the menacing lands of Victorian England, solving extraordinary crimes. In celebration of the[...]

Aubrey Knox, and each issue will feature part of a brand new prose short written by Mann.  The Newbury & Hobbes novel series follows special agents Sir Maurice Newbury and Miss Victoria Hobbes as they traverse the menacing lands of Victorian England, solving extraordinary crimes. In a press release, Mann said: I'm delighted to be bringing Newbury &[...]

Anything you can do to entertain them will also be welcomed. The London Film And Comic-Con will be at the Olympia exhibition hall near Earl's Court and Brompton Park. Joining me at the show are Marv Wolfman, Tommy Yune, Andy Diggle, Geoff Senior, Rantz Hoseley, Simon Furman, Jessica Martin, Ben Templesmith, Will Simpson, Amrit Birdi, Paul Cornell,[...]

A brand new story, written by Mann, and drawn by Titan's rising star, and one of my favourite cartoonists working in comics today, dapper dresser, Dan Boultwood.  So, yes, I'm well up for this,   Courtesy of Titan Comics' previews… Newbury & Hobbes is a series of steampunk detective novels written by George Mann for Titan Books. Supernatural steampunk adventures of detective duo, Sir[...]

The Baker Street Irregulars is a comic book by Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood, published by Hachette but now out of print. That hasn't put of its fans however, and the series has now been adapted into a Milwaukee stage play. In October, the Todd Wehr Theater will be putting on Sherlock Holmes: The Baker Street Irregulars, by[...]

But they also showed off a couple of videos, one trailing the grindhouse comic Sally Of The Wasteland by Victor Gischler and Tazio Bettin and another my own personal favourite, It Came! by Dan Boultwood…   [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9jnm0dAnEk[/youtube] Yesterday, at New York Comic Con, Titan Comics showed off a heady new line of titles[...]

A few months ago, Bleeding Cool ran a piece on the British comic book artist Dan Boultwood and his rather oustanding work that hadn't found a publisher. Well, it found a publisher Titan Books Look for some of this, and more, later in 2013. It's not alone either, the recent Once Upon A Time Machine book from[...]

Dan Boultwood is a fantastic cartoonist and comics artist, working on titles such as Danger Academy, Hope Falls, Baker Street Irregulars and the like He's got a cartoony, stylistic approach that I rather adore, and I consider him one of the best untapped comic book creators out there. Between paying projects he's working on this British B-movie[...]

Danger Academy is a comic book by the familiar team of Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood for Kickstart It's been featured om Bleeding Cool a few times, just not on the right hand side of the site. It's here today because I understand that Kickstart are developing Danger Academy with a Hollywood writer/producer for American television[...]

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Fresh from Kickstart, from the Bleeding Cool favourite team of Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood, comes Danger Academy Harry Potter-meets-James Bond, that kind of thing, with a certain subtle family tree of international espionage. The first book is out in December, but here's a sizeable preview to whet your appetite. Say, Brella couldn't possibly be the dughter[...]

Bleeding Cool, understands that the supernatural mystery comic Hope Falls, by Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood has been optioned by Future Films, one of the production companies behind such recent films as The American and The Eagle, with an eye to starting production in the near future. Hope Falls is a comic about a girl who[...]

The cover to the first Danger Academy, out in December 2011 from Kickstart Entertainment, as seen at the Birmingham Comics Con today. The Gloom, also by Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood will be published by Arcana in early 2012… Also, Mark Millar didn't make it to Birmingham Comic Con because he had the flu, which also[...]

Creators involved include Natalie Abadzis, Nick Abadzis, Adrian Bamforth, Jasper Bark, Donna Barr, Jordie Bellaire, Paul H Birch, Bolt-01, Dan Boultwood, Mark Buckingham, Jim Campbell, Richmond Clements, Jason Cobley, Simon Coleby, Mike Collins, Martin Conaghan, Gary Crutchley, Glenn Dakin, Al Davison, Brandon DeStefano, Benjamin Dickson, Martin Eden, Mats Engesten, Gary Erskine, Al Ewing, Glenn B[...]

From Markosia in June, comes Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood's ultimate oversized version of their supernatural murder mystery comic Hope Falls, from Markosia, packed with all sorts of extras no doubt. And from that cover, they really are going for name recognition Aside from Tony's and Dan's names of course. From Markosia in June, comes Tony[...]

The Tony Lee/Dan Boultwood comic book, The Gloom, has gotten a revamp for MTV Comics This we know Being redrawn by the original artist, as the original nart files are gone, and he's not happy enough with his earlier work anyway. So he'd probably hate to see his old work directly compared side by side with[...]