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It's been a while since we've done a good process art piece, but here we have four penciled, colored and finished pages by Ediano Silva based on Ian Edginton's script for Killer Instinct #6, the final issue in the series Prior to this series, Silva worked on the Grimm Fairy Tales books for Zenescope Entertainment,[...]

Dynamite has sent us a writer's commentary by Ian Edginton for Killer Instinct #6, the finale of the series, with a cover by Yildiray Cinar and interiors by Ediano Silva. Page 1: Gargos has returned! The cat's out of the bag and we have the big reveal with this opening, full page splash of the big guy[...]

Dynamite has sent us a new writer's commentary with Ian Edginton talking about Killer Instinct #4 that was drawn by Ediano Silva Edginton goes pretty deep into the process in this commentary, but let's start off by looking at the covers by Yildiray Cinar and Jonathan Lau. Page 1: So we finally have the team of Tusk,[...]

Creators such as Ian Edginton, T.C Eglington, Dave Taylor, Rory McConville, Arthur Wyatt, Patt Mills, Clint Langley, Peter Milligan, and Dan Abnett are working across their flaghsip 2000 AD Prog series and the Judge Dredd Megazine. 2000 AD PROGS 2067-2070 2067 on sale 7 February 2018 2068 on sale 14 February 2018 2069 on sale 21 February 2018 2070 on sale 28 February 2018 Blazing SF action from the Eisner-nominated UK[...]

Anything you can do to entertain them will also be welcomed. The London Film And Comic-Con will be at the Olympia exhibition hall near Earl's Court and Brompton Park. Joining me at the show are Marv Wolfman, Tommy Yune, Andy Diggle, Geoff Senior, Rantz Hoseley, Simon Furman, Jessica Martin, Ben Templesmith, Will Simpson, Amrit Birdi, Paul Cornell,[...]

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,[...]

By Olly MacNamee With the recent release of the warts and all documentary, Future Shock! The Story of 2000AD, documenting the history of the galaxy's greatest comic, I was able to sit in on the panel accompanying an exclusive screening at Birmingham's The MAC and listened in as Paul H Birch interviewed 2000ADalumni Phil Winslade, Ian Richardson and Ian[...]

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 certainly was not guilty of ignoring the skills that pay the bills, the creators themselves. With nearly 2000 fans descending on the cricket ground's conference facilities, this larger than expected crowd once through the door were welcomed by a flood of comic book artists and writers of the caliber of Ian Edginton (Stickleback), Steve Pugh[...]

The Evil Within, written by Ian Edginton (Scarlet Traces, Victorian Undead), with art by Alex Sanchez (Katana), and Ed Anderson is a tale spun from the new survival horror game from Bethesda Softworks The series allows readers to experience the world created by the godfather of survival horror, Shinji Mikami The book will compile the[...]

One might even call him an anti-hero. Well, writer Ian Edginton joins us here today to talk all the details of this major revelation, the why, how, and what this may mean of it, since Stickleback looks to be set for future installments building on these developments One thing is clear, given his history and experience[...]

Also make sure not to miss out on the single-issue series of Brass Sun currently in shops, or the one-shot of Jaegir that came out last week. In Prog 1897, we have: Judge Dredd: "Cascade" – by Michael Carroll and Paul Marshall. Aquila: "Carnifex "– by Gordon Rennie and Leigh Gallagher Brass Sun: "Floating Worlds" – by Ian Edginton[...]

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[...]

Brass Sun #2 will be available in both the UK and USA in print on June 25th as well as digitally. Prog 1887 features Judge Dredd: "Traumatown", Time Twisters: "Burping Hitler", Indigo Prime: "Perfect Day", and Grey Area: "Nearer My God to Thee". And here's our preview of Prog 1887: Brass Sun is written[...]

By Olly MacNamee With the summer finally here and the holidays only around the corner, thoughts may very well turn to summer holiday excursions and days

As well as indie publishers such as Time Bomb Comics, Borderline Press and many others, guest speakers on the day will be writers Ian Edginton (Judge Dredd, Wolverine, Star Wars) and Dan Abnett (The Guardians of The Galaxy, The Legion of Super-Heroes, 2000AD) Guest artists include D'Israeli (2000AD, Kingdom of The Wicked) and Kat Nicholson[...]

It's got that charm and appeal of early science, a healthy dose of medieval-inspired science fiction, but best of all, it's created by a team who have a great deal of intuitive understanding of how to work together–Ian Edginton and I.N.J Culbard. The pair have previously worked together on many projects, most notably several Sherlock Holmes[...]

Peel. This funny, smart, and by the looks of it, beautiful six-part series is being written by Ian Edginton of Vertigo's Hinterkind and the several volumes of Sherlock Holmes graphic novels published by Selfmade Hero It's being drawn by Marco Cosentino with cover art by Stacey Lee and Babs Tarr. Ian Edginton gives us an advance peek[...]

Spotted on the corner of 86th and Lex, a phone box with a special message… This is new evidence that the quarter of a million dollar advertising budget boasted of by Shelly Bond is being spent… On more than Sandman Overture. Hinterkind, the new Vertigo series by Ian Edginton and Francesco Trifolgi is certainly getting a push. [...]

The limited series will be written by the celebrated writer on Vertigo's Hinterkind, Ian Edginton, who's also known for his collaboration with I.N.J Culbard on Selfmade Hero's well received series of Sherlock Holmes graphic novels. Artist Marco Cosentino of Grimm Fairy Tales and cover artist Stacey Lee join Edginton in bringing these two iconic Avengers[...]

How far will our "good guys" seem to go? Will they wind up another misshapen casualty of a dog-eat-dog world? The darker aspects of this story crafted by Ian Edginton lodge in your mind well after reading it, and Francesco Trifolgi's art is firmly committed to a degree of realism that handles evolved "myth" beings[...]

You're probably proud of yourself for picking up the first issue, and you can pat yourself on the back for that. Vertigo's trailblazing series Hinterkind is back, written by the cerebral and character-focused Ian Edginton, with art by the highly original Francesco Trifogli It may not be the most-touted book right now, but it really should[...]

John Cunningham moderated New York Comic Con's Vertigo Defy panel, with no fewer than 9 creators on board, including Shelly Bond, Caitlin Kittredge, Inaki Miranda , Sean Murphy, Rafael Albuquerque, Robbi Rodriguez, Scott Snyder, Ian Edginton, and Lee Bermejo. Bond jumped in immediately on the subject of waiting for the new Sandman: "You will not be[...]

"Top comics talent" on the panel included Ian Edginton, Al Ewing, and Andy Diggle 2000AD has a reputation for "finding new talent" and then the "Americans come along and they "steal them", according to the panelists. The former "chief editorial droid", Diggle, feels that 2000AD is a "proving ground" for talent because of it's "brevity and[...]

This week I am picking up about twice as many comics as I'm reviewing, so check out my recommended list also. First off, we have Hinterkind from Vertigo, written by Ian Edginton, with art by Francesco Trifolgi This is an intriguing new series about animals, humans, and the lack of boundaries between them The art look[...]

30, and be published bi-monthly, so says DC Comics to the New York Times. Other new projects include Hinterkind by Ian Edginton, which focuses on a post-apocalyptic world in which the creatures of myth and legend have returned The Discipline by Peter Milligan, an erotic thriller about a woman at the center of an shadow war that spans eons. The[...]