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It's Fiona Staples time! Or not… Bleeding Cool does enjoy the comic book collection coverage of The Uncanny Omar and the Near Mint Comics channel on YouTube, especially as they have a direct connection with Marvel's David Gabriel over upcoming collections But not all of their sources are quite so hot After talking about the[...]

Brian K Vaughan has taken to the solicitation of a trade paperback box set of his Saga comic book so far, at its half-way point, to assure readers that the second half by him and Fiona Staples is coming And coming soon Writing to the comic book shop owners who will buy this, and many[...]

We have been missing new Saga comic books from Brian K Vaughan and Fiona Staples for some years now I understand that Image Comics intends to announce the second half of the epic space opera soon, which may draw greater attention to its first issue.  A couple of copies of the first issue are up[...]

Saga is a major work of sci-fi in the comic book medium by creators Brian K Vaughan and Fiona Staples, published by Image Comics But we have been waiting quite some time for the next issue And they did leave it on quite the cliffhanger. It tells the story of star-crossed husband and wife, Alana and[...]

Vaughan and artist Fiona Staples, will be coming to an end If course, we already knew that, but now we know exactly when Entertainment Weekly scored an EX-X-XCLUSIVE cover reveal for Saga: Compendium One, the massive tome which collects issue #1-54 of the fan-favorite series, currently on hiatus In their article, however, EW also revealed[...]

Writers and comics creators such as Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Frank Miller, Chris Claremont, Fiona Staples, Gail Simone, and Rumiko Takahashi took Maher to task for his simplistic views on comics' history of challenging social norms and political movements. Simone summed up what she saw were Maher's intentions on Twitter: Here's a thing, even if you don't care about[...]

Vaughan A New York Times bestselling writer and co-creator of a number of critically-acclaimed comics and graphic novels,  Vaughan's work with artist Fiona Staples on their series Saga for Image Comics earned him a Hugo Award Across his comic book creator, Vaughan has been honored with 14 Eisner Awards and 14 Harvey Awards for his work[...]

Marko will have to beat The Will if he is to make it back to his family. Saga #54 cover by Fiona Staples Saga #54 is the last issue before the hiatus we reported upon a few days back (which is also announced in the letters page of Saga #54) Brian K Vaughan (whose name I had[...]

According to the letters columns of Saga #54, this week's issue of Image Comics' second best-selling comic series will be put on hiatus indefinitely. Saga #54 cover by Fiona Staples Brian K Vaughan, writer of the series, states that the series will be returning for #55, but, according to the message, both Vaughan and artist Fiona Staples "Feel a responsibility to keep[...]

Meanwhile, Prince Robot tries to negotiate with the Will. Saga #53 cover by Fiona Staples Saga #53 is a nice palette cleanser after reading Wicked + Divine #37 Where the latter seems to be buying into its own reputation, Saga is a book that has gone on even longer but is still trying to tell a full,[...]

Elsewhere on the island, the Will has escaped from the other bounty hunter and his on the move himself. Saga #52 cover by Fiona Staples Saga #52 brings the familial conflict between Prince Robot and Squire to a head, with the Squire finally getting tired of how his father treats him. His actions aren't entirely reactionary and innocent[...]

Unfortunately, Squire triggers some intense anger out of Prince Robot. Also, Marko is writing a novella! Also, someone is looking for these refugees. Saga #51 cover by Fiona Staples Saga #51 continues its ever-impressive run with an intense and complicated emotion-driven issue for Prince Robot, Marko, and Hazel The opening scene between Squire and the Robot is almost[...]

This installment is looking to be an exciting climax. Saga #51 cover by Fiona Staples Saga #51 Upsher and Doff have Prince Robot's story, and it could change the way the universe looks at the war However, the notoriety could hurt Hazel's family, and, as we know, their life is already more complicated than most. All-New Wolverine #34 cover[...]

This week Jeremy and Josh discuss comics like Doomsday Clock #4, Dark Knights: Metal #6, Daredevil #600, Saga #50, and Days of Hate #3. Also, they talk about why you should probably just read Terrifics #2 instead.

Meanwhile, Squire says his goodbyes to Ghus. Saga #50 cover by Fiona Staples As you may have guessed from my inclusion of this comic in Comics for Your Pull Box this past Sunday, I expected this to be something of a landmark issue for Saga The summary for the book on ComiXology implied some big goings-on, and,[...]