Whatever 2023 brings in terms of doom and despondency, bringing Mark Stafford's Salmonella Smorgasbordinto the world may make up for a lot of it.
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People aside from me who have backed the campaign include Gene[...]
d'israeli Archives
Taking an unusual approach to a press release, Dark Horse has sent an open letter by writer Chris Roberson to news outlets talking about his upcoming collaboration with Mike Mignola, D'Israeli, and Michelle Madsen on the upcoming five-issue mini-series, Witchfinder: The Gates of Heaven The first issue hits stores in May, and to learn more about[...]
Tickets have sold out, but Bleeding Cool will be there to help you experience the show, even if you can't make it.
Guests:
Abigail Ryder, Al Ewing, Alan Barnes, Alan Grant, Alec Worley, Andrew Currie, Andy Diggle, Annie Parkhouse, Arthur Ranson, Ben Oliver, Ben Willsher, Boo Cook, Carlos Ezquerra, Charlie Adlard, Chris Blythe, Chris Weston, Clint Langley,[...]
Rebellion, publishers of 2000AD and Judge Dredd Magazine, have bought the rights to the Ian Edginton and D'Israeli comic book Scarlet Traces, a sequel to HG Wells' War of the Worlds.
It's the first time they've actually bought the rights to a previously published comic or property from its creators like that, in order to bring it back into[...]
This week, Prog 1911 of 2000AD has a Stickleback cover for a significant reason other than the gorgeous artwork by D'Israeli In the enclosed installment of Stickleback, a serialized story that's been running since 2006, readers will learn the Pope of Crime's true identity, long hinted at as we've witnessed his chameleon-like ability to manifest[...]
If you missed out on the critically lauded series Ordinary from Titan Comics when the first few single issues arrived in shops, the first collection is now complete, and the creators, Rob Williams and D'Israeli, have offered the first issue for free on ComiXology as an introduction to new readers.
The series clocks the development of[...]
Titan Comics are bringing the story of transforming realities and underdog "Ordinary" guy Michael Fisher who might just be able to save the world from its own unbridled powers to collection this October, written by Rob Williams, with art by D'Israeli It'll appear in hardback so you can hold onto all the art goodness if[...]
The Ian Edginton and Matt Brooker (D'Israeli) panel consisted of the two collaborators looking back on their own careers and their gateway into the comic book industry which, as they said themselves, seemed to be in reverse of most other British comic book writers and artists with their proper start coming from work in America[...]
Where else could you find Mario's brother Luigi side-by-side with Venom?
With guests Ian Edginton (Brass Sun), D'Israeli (Matt Brooker, 2000AD) and the aforementioned Dan Abnett (Legion of Superheroes) this wasn't your ordinary first time con Add to this a rich mix of indie publishers and artists across the convention as well as the first 50[...]
Guest artists include D'Israeli (2000AD, Kingdom of The Wicked) and Kat Nicholson (Thunder Cats, Moshi Monsters, Transformers) and the launch of Leicester's own Illustrators' Group exhibition too With an after show party at local eatery/bar, The Cookie and this looks like a full on day Having covered a number of the larger conventions in the[...]
This is where D'israeli's a genius He's a master at character design, I think And a lot of the characters' powers were in the script but a lot of the background easter eggs is from him, and they're brilliant You look at the crowd scenes and there's all these disparate powers and looks People with[...]
Rob Williams and D'Israeli introduce a new comic from Titan on May 28th, and though the title is Ordinary, this book is quite a surprise visually and in terms of its concepts Michael, a plumber with plenty of the burdens of life including a son who he rarely sees, is at the center of his[...]
Trifecta, three stories, three conceptual concepts, one conclusion.
It was epic.
By Al Ewing, Simon Spurrier, Rob Williams, Simon Coleby, Henry Flint, D'Israeli and Carl Critchlow.
And now it's all for about $2 on the Kindle.
Or £1.30 in the UK 84% of the print price.
Seriously, absolute bargain Even more than Watchmen Deluxe.
But there some other pretty decent Kindle[...]
Judge Dredd Megazine is launching a new creator-owned superhero series next week with Prog 340, Ordinary by Rob Williams and D'Israeli.
What if one day everyone on the planet woke up with superpowers? Except one Middle-aged divorcee plumber Michael Fisher is from Queens, New York And has just become THE most ordinary man in the world[...]
This is what happens when a comic convention has Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick as guests but a news website decides to begin Kelly's bio entry
Starting in next week's 2000AD, comes a new twelve part story by Rob Williams and D'Israeli, Low Life.
This is his first published work since his SVK comic with Warren Ellis Have a preview…
Starting in next week's 2000AD, comes a new twelve part story by Rob Williams and D'Israeli, Low Life.
This is his first published[...]
It comes with a funny electric light.
But SPK by Warren Ellis and D'Israeli, the comic book with an ultraviolet reveal published by Berg London has sold out of its 3500 print run in under 48 hours since going on sale, with a second print in the works
You can sign up for one here.
It's[...]
Bleeding Cool has previously reported on the Warren Ellis/D'Israeli comic project SVK before A comic in which the thought balloons of characters are hidden unless exposed by a flourescent pen light.
I talked to Warren at MCM Expo about it, and he shared some of the challenges needed when visible lines cross invisible ones, and the[...]