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Originally the credits ran: With special thanks to Brian Michael Bendis, John Buscema, John Cassaday, Olivier Coipel, Steven Englehart, David Finch, Richard Howell, Tom King, Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Rick Leonardi, Bill Mantlo, Roy Thomas, Gabriel Hernandez Walta, Joss Whedon. From this we could identify for WandaVision, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, who created Wanda and Pietro Maximoff, Baron[...]

Bleeding Cool also has some inside information on one Halloween treat being prepared in particular: a little bird has told me how many copies of The Walking Dead Deluxe #1 with the virgin black and white David Finch cover, slabbed as CGC 9.8 will be available for sale, along with the price – and when[...]

You might know his work; he has a YouTube channel where he posts tutorials, and he has inked artists like David Finch Back then, he had some work published through Antarctic Press He was looking for a writer to help him with a project, and long story short, I ended up working with him We[...]

We start with an open to order variant cover by David Finch featuring the Flash (to be completed) Open to order Death Metal #3 variant cover by Riccardo Federici featuring Robin King. Open to order Death Metal #3 variant by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau featuring Supergirl. Death Metal #3 1:100 B&W variant cover by Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion. And[...]

Known mostly as an inker, Thibert worked most prominently on the X-Men and Cable books at Marvel Comics in the nineties, before jumping to Image Comics where he worked on his own title, Black And White, before returning to Marvel where he worked as an inker with Mark Bagley on Ultimate Spider-Man and with Andy Kubert[...]

The Gerry Duggan of comics, Gerry Duggan, will write with art by Mike Deodato Jr., and the first issue has a cover by David Finch, which you can see below Here's what Duggan had to say: This is an unsanctioned team of heroes It has to be something that visually makes sense to you, and I[...]

About half of the superstar artists providing covers and variants for the series draw their characters with feet, while the other half obscures said feet with creative posing, framing, or convenient Liefeld-esque smoke. But for David Finch, there's no question which method for depicting feet he prefers: the one where he actually depicts them[...]

A press release from Marvel teases an "extra special issue" for Moon Knight's upcoming milestone 200th issue, and as a result, they've revealed what they claim to be an "extra special cover" by superstar artist David Finch And by "extra special" of course they mean "a Moon Knight cover by David Finch that looks exactly[...]

The wedding day of Batman and Catwoman has arrived at last. All that remains to be done is to find a judge, two witnesses, and to walk down the aisle.

The issue has a variety of covers to choose from, but we've got the David Finch one here along with some interior pages from Giovanni Timpano. PAGE 1: New Year's Eve in New York This is actually an allusion to the Holiday Knights episode of Batman: The Animated Series, which just came up on its 25th Anniversary[...]

And that first issue will have a cover by David Finch (Batman: The Dark Knight) This is part of an extension to the publishing deal Dynamite has made with NBCUniversal Television to produce comics and graphic novels based on the Xena: Warrior Princess television series. Meredith Finch says, "In an industry filled with strong female superheroes,[...]

The first in a three part series with art by Marcus To and covers by David Finch. And after two years, Chapterhouse also begins partnership with Diamond Books, bringing their titles reach further around the world, reaching into North America and Europe, and they have hopes to keep spreading their reach and bring Canadian heroes to[...]

Though after reading the final page of Batman #24, you might have worked where it was going and why it existed… Recently with Tom King, David Finch and Mikel Janin, the Batman comic has returned the Bruce Wayne/Selina Kyle storyline to the fore And with indications that Bruce Wayne is no longer going to be the Batman,[...]

I Am Bane is a new story arc kicking off with Batman #16 from writer Tom King and artist David Finch. Both were forced to grow up as orphans, fighting through devastating loss and hardship to become something more One became one of the world's greatest heroes The other, one of its most destructive villains[...]

By Octavio Karbank Brought on stage were Tom King, David Finch, Scott Snyder, Julie and Shawna Benson, Tim Seeley, Steve Orlando, and James Tynion IV. Tom King and David Finch, the current creators on Batman, kicked things off by discussing the collaborative process they share, with Mr King feeling especially lucky to have someone as talented as[...]