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James Harren, writer/artist on Rumble and BPRD is creating a new comic book with colourist Dave Stewart, from Image Comics/Skybound in March, that is most definitely not Ultraman Instead it is Ultramega And they would really like you to know the difference. Not Ultraman – It's Ultramega from James Harren and Dave Stewart . Ultramega's debut issue will[...]

The new Image Comics series Post Americana #1 by Steve Skroce and Dave Stewart was listed for Final Order Cut-Off this weekend But Image Comics has now informed retailers that they will have one more week to up their orders Why might they want to do that? Well, the comic book is returnable, and it[...]

However, Golden Gail is about to make a discovery that will turn it all on its head. Black Hammer: Age of Doom #4 cover by Dean Ormston and Dave Stewart Black Hammer: Age of Doom nears its ending as the heroes begin to realize what has happened to them The revelation that it is the doing of[...]

Image Comics has revealed a new variant cover by artist Bengal for meteorology-themed comic book The Weatherman, by Jody LeHeup, Nathan Fox, and Dave Stewart Final order cutoff for the comic, and any of its three covers, is Monday, August 20th, so let your retailer know which one you want a copy of The Weatherman[...]

An overall sense of dread, along with the engaging characters, keep the book from even nearing the dull territory. Gideon Falls #5 art by Andrea Sorrentino and Dave Stewart Andrea Sorrentino's artwork is still eerie and ominous, giving the world a feeling of detailed grounding yet cold disconnect The creative paneling, framing, and background detail go a[...]

The young man searches for one of their number: Hammer Lass. Quantum Age #1 cover by Wilfredo Torres and Dave Stewart This Black Hammer story takes inspiration from DC's Legion of Superheroes, and I'm really beginning to see a theme from this line of comics. Joking aside, it's an interesting take on the idea It's like a dystopian[...]

Meanwhile, the Colonel and Madame Dragonfly are acting suspiciously. Black Hammer: Age of Doom #3 cover by Dean Ormston and Dave Stewart Black Hammer: Age of Doom #3 is the strongest issue of the miniseries so far and for admittedly odd reasons. The talk of relationships with the heroes back at the farm grounds them well, making them[...]

She's a drunken and swearing small town sheriff who doesn't believe in God but is the closest confidant of the town priest. Gideon Falls #4 art by Andrea Sorrentino and Dave Stewart Andrea Sorrentino never ceases to amaze me with the panel composition, framing and overall quality of his art Wherever the story goes from here, Gideon[...]

The Weatherman is the meteorology-themed, sold-out sensation from Jody LeHeup, Nathan Fox, and Dave Stewart that Bleeding Cool's Joshua Davison called "stable." The second issue hits stores in July, with covers seen below. Some more info, from the press release: THE WEATHERMAN follows Nathan Bright—a man who had it all: an awesome girlfriend, a kickass dog, and[...]

Another magician called Miss Albany has been stirring trouble in the council, and she is their prime suspect. Magic Order #1 cover by Olivier Coipel and Dave Stewart The Magic Order #1 spends its extended running time setting up the premise of this story The funny thing about that is that it's premise is fairly conventional; there[...]

You are left to question what is real and what isn't, and the Batman must contend with how alone he is in this chaos. Detective Comics #982 art by Sebastian Fiumara and Dave Stewart That's before we even touch on the incredible art Sebastian Fiumara contributes to this comic He too leans on the horror aesthetic, making[...]

The color art of Dave Stewart is bright and vibrant, adding that extra layer of personality to the book. Weatherman #1 is mostly a great comic That one scene aside, I quite enjoyed the book and its characters The premise is strange in a lot of ways, but I like it Despite its flaws, this one[...]

You understand the regret. The ending itself is a masterful sequence that brings everything that has been building in this story to a single sequence that honestly brought tears to my eyes. Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #4 art by Max Fiamura and Dave Stewart [user_id] Max Fiamura once more assembles these elements in wonderful visuals[...]

Unfortunately, that path literally leads straight to Hell itself. Black Hammer: Age of Doom #2 cover by Dean Ormston and Dave Stewart Black Hammer: Age of Doom #2 improves on the relative slowness of the first issue While the first installment was a slightly interesting setup for the story to come, this issue actually has things happening[...]

We still know very little about this thing, but the simplicity of the symbolism—as well as the disturbing depiction courtesy of Sorrentino and Dave Stewart—makes it something that I am dying to know more about. The mass scene in this comic is a complicated moment Fred's speech borders on the cliché, but I'm unsure as to[...]