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In March Dynamite kicks off the third volume of Vampirella with a new direction guided by Gail Simone and a new design by Nicola Scott Writing the new series will be Kate Leth who chatted with Byron Brewer about the new project Covers by Chrissie Zullo and Jay Anacleto. BYRON BREWER: Kate, tell us how you[...]

Gail Simone talked girly books on Twitter yesterday, and came to the defense of some books that are getting harsh feedback. Hellcat, Squirrel Girl, and Starfire were among a few that were mentioned She conversed with a few people on Twitter and spoke positively of what the books are doing for comic book audiences. I found this particular[...]

Combining that with a narrative direction from Gail Simone we are going to get a new Dejah Thoris, Red Sonja and Vampirella. Yesterday saw the release of the new Red Sonja #1 from Marguerite Bennett and Aneke with various covers including the main one by Marguerite Sauvage. The issue starts with Red Sonja trying to get the[...]

Anything you can do to help them become a viable business again will be most welcome. You can get in touch here. They've already had promises of support from Jimmy Palmiotti and Gail Simone. Bleeding Cool has run a couple of stories on 2 Tone Comics, the comic shop in Hebden Bridge near Leeds that was the[...]

The plot unfolds nicely in the third issue of Clean Room, from Vertigo Comics, written by Gail Simone, with art by Jon-Davis Hunt This issue takes us all over the map as we experience what's going on inside the Clean Room, and what our main character is up to. As Astrid faces some deeper levels in the Clean Room, an unexpected visitor seeks Chloe[...]

We have less than a month until Dark Horse Comics releases the continuation of the wildly successful Leaving Megalopolis, with Surviving Megalopolis. Written by Gail Simone, with are by Jim Calafiore, I promise you that you don't want to miss out on this book. I was late to the game when I discovered Leaving Megalopolis, but when I got my hands on a copy, I enjoyed[...]

Photo by Kendall Whitehouse Gail Simone, the amazing writer of such things as Birds of Prey, Batgirl, Red Sonja and so much more, took to Twitter today to make a request of her followers Four Color Fantasies in Winchester, VA is having a very rough month and could use a few more customers coming by[...]

Gail Simone – UP There are few people into whose hands Dynamite could put characters best known for stories of sexual exploitation, to see them completely transformed without losing fanboy trust That person was Gail Simone, who recruited a number of female creators to transform Vampirella, Red Sonja, Dejah Thoris and more into confident, sexy, yet far more[...]

When I finished the first issue of Gail Simone's Clean Room, I nearly fell out of my chair The captivating, heart-pounding script, and beautifully haunting artwork blew me away This week brings the release of Clean Room #2, from Vertigo Comics, written by Gail Simone, with art by Jon Davis-Hunt For those of you who[...]

Well, there are so many reasons to love the writer extraordinaire that is Gail Simone, but I've decided it's my mission to give you a few more… Questions like this: I am asking everyone who reads comics this Question of the Day: Who was the FIRST comics ARTIST whose work you loved and followed? — Gail Simone (@GailSimone) November[...]

I was blown away by the first issue of Gail Simone's new series Clean Room last Wednesday From Vertigo, written by Simone, with art by Jon-Davis Hunt, Clean Room follows Astrid Mueller, the enigmatic and compelling guru of a giant self-help organization However, journalist Chloe Pierce has a problem with Astrid's ways due to the fact that[...]

But it all started here with this issue by even architect Gail Simone and artist Sergio Davila. More Swords of Sorrow issues along with other female lead stories are being offered in the latest Groupees bundle now. Swords of Sorrow is coming to an end The all-female written summer event for Dynamite featured their female lead[...]

Writer and event architect Gail Simone has done up a commentary for the final issue of the Swords of Sorrow series: Before I get into the meat of this issue, I just wanted to give some thanks to artist Sergio Davila, who did such an amazing job on this impossible assignment He had to draw Mars[...]

I've been waiting for what seems like a century to get my hands on the first issue of Gail Simone's new book Clean Room from Vertigo Written by Simone, with art and colors by Jon Davis-Hunt, Clean Room is a page-turning thrill Just in time for Halloween, this intense psychological thriller follows Astrid Mueller, the[...]

The issue was written by Gail Simone and drawn by Sergio Davila with colors by Jorge Sutil. IT ALL ENDS NOW The planet-crushing finale to this epic crossover ends here! With a key player down for the count, can the remaining warriors (and their Swords of Sorrow) hold the tide against Purgatori and the other CHAOS[...]

Dynamite are announcing a new creative shake-up for some of their core titles at NYCC. With Marguerite Bennett and Aneke on Red Sonja, Frank Barbiere on Dejah Thoris and Kate Leth on Vampirella, with new character designs for all by Nicola Scott and a creative roadmap by Gail Simone. Gail Simone is stepping down from writing Red Sonja but[...]

With Dynamite's big summer event, Swords of Sorrow, coming to an end... Comic Xposure has put together this very special 6-part interlocking cover by fan

Dynamite has sent us a look at the process art for Gail Simone's final issue of Red Sonja She has done the run with artist Walter Geovani whose work we show here Colors by Vinicius Andrade. Gail Simone concludes her epic run on Red Sonja with the most heart-wrenching event in the life of our heroine![...]

The big one this week is the end of Gail Simone's run on Red Sonja. John Carter: Warlord of Mars #11 Ron Marz and Ian Edgington (w) Ariel Medel (a) Fritz Casas, Abhishek Malsuni, Emanuela Lupacchino, Jonathan Lau, Bart Sears (c) John Carter and Dejah Thoris discover what may well be the key to repairing the dying atmosphere of Mars[...]

The issue is written by Gail Simone and drawn by Sergio Davila. The photo was taken by Andrew Dobell and the models involved are Tasha MacKenzie as Dejah Thoris,Chiquitita as Shanna, MoJo Jones as Vampirella and Lyons as Red Sonja. For more information on Swords of Sorrow #6, click here. [youtube]https://youtu.be/lDCgQUq1KL4[/youtube] [...]

First up is Alice Cooper Vs Chaos! #1 by Tim Seeley and Jim Terry and then Swords of Sorrow #5 by Gail Simone and Sergio Davila. Alice Cooper / Chaos #1 writer: Tim Seeley, Jim Terry artist: Jim Terry cover: Joyce Chin It's the ultimate heavy metal crossover as the original shock rocker meets the original death metal[...]

But if you aren't getting enough of the She-Devil with a Sword, here are the first two issues done by Gail Simone and Walter Geovani. For more digital comics from Dynamite, check out their DRM-Free digital comic store. With both the main series, the crossover with Conan and the Swords of Sorrow event… Red Sonja is[...]

Here we have some process art by the talented Sergio Davila for the Gail Simone written Swords of Sorrow #5 The main series in Dynamite's all-female written summer event, the series combines all of the major female characters in the publisher's library into one big storyline. As the epic era-spanning tale rockets towards conclusion, reluctant heroines[...]

Amanda Conner, G Willow Wilson, Medeith Finch, Gail Simone, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Babs Tarr, Kate Perkins, Tara Butters, Sana Amanat, Marguerite Bennett, Shelley Bond, Michele Fazekas, Hayley Atwell, Jennifer Lawrence and Melissa Benoist are joined by Grant Morrison, Axel Alonso, Jim Lee, Dan DiDio and more to talk about the rise of the female superhero for Yahoo[...]

This issue is written by Gail Simone and is part of Dynamite's big summer event. The wildest Dynamite crossover epic ever told continues at whole cities are smashed together in the prelude to inter-dimensional war! It's Martians versus Monsters versus Barbarians and more, with the women of Chaos on the wrong side of Good Vs[...]

Gail Simone, writer of Red Sonja #17, talks with writer Doug Murray about Jungle Girl Season Three #4, both on sale now Cover Art by Frank Cho. GAIL SIMONE: Okay, when I first saw the Jungle Girl covers, after admiring the gorgeous artwork, I have to admit I pretty much dismissed her without even looking inside[...]

Doug Murray, co-writer of Jungle Girl Season Three #4, talks with writer Gail Simone about Red Sonja #17, both on sale now Cover art by Rebecca Isaacs and Jenny Frison. DOUG MURRAY: Perhaps I'm a bit behind on the Sonja stories but why would a warrior, in a land ruled by a supposedly evil queen, indulge[...]

Answering questions on Tumblr about previous projects she was working on for DC Comics, Gail Simone stated, I might have meant the huge thing I am still working on, that hasn't been announced yet. Curiouser and curiouser… one inquisitive soul asked Gail, and got a response, Anonymous asked: Are the Birds involved in the huge thing you haven't[...]

These pages are colored by Vinicius Andrade and lettered by Simon Bowland based on a scrip by Gail Simone. This intense issue finds the She-Devil in the grip of an obsession for revenge that is so all-consuming, she barely recognizes herself! What happens when the mightiest warrior finds the man who destroyed her life? Can even[...]

We have the first issue of Dynamite's summer event Swords of Sorrow written by fan favorite Gail Simone and drawn by Sergio Davila The is the first part of the event that includes the main series and a few miniseries and one-shots focusing on the iconic female characters in the publishers library Looking at the[...]