Ian Herring Archives

With stories by Sean Ryan, Marcio Fiorito and Roberto Poggi, Jose Carlos, Mirko Colak, Ian Herring and Joe Sabino. "Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been in awe of the courage and resourcefulness of our nurses, who put their own health at risk to care for these vulnerable patients," said AHN chief nurse executive Claire Zangerle[...]

From the creative team of writer Bobby Curnow, artist Simon Gane, and colorist Ian Herring, Ghost Tree will be a four issue mini-series taking readers on "a journey from the dark forests of Japan to the ethereal realm beyond." In Ghost Tree, a young man named Brandt returns to his ancestral home in Japan, seeking a[...]

Marvel #31 art by Nico Leon and Ian Herring The art varies in a similar manner Nico Leon's artwork continues to be a good suit for the series, giving a unique atmosphere, texture, and identity to Ms Marvel Gustavo Duarte's hyper-cartoonish style for the Lockjaw segment is jarring and unappealing Bob Quinn and Elmo Bondoc contribute[...]

Hepburn, joined by color artist Ian Herring, do solid work in the backup story too, even if it can't salvage the dull proceedings of that vignette's premise. Deadpool #1 isn't as awful as #300, but it is dull as all hell and rarely funny I'm not made to care about any of the characters, the satire[...]

Deadpool #28 Writer: Robbie Thompson Artists: Chris Bachalo and Matt Horak Inkers: Matt Horak, Livesay, Tim Townsend, Victor Olazaba, and Wayne Faucher Colorist: Chris O'Halloran Letterer: Joe Sabino Cover: Scott Hepburn and Ian Herring Last issue was our first experience with this comic, and we weren't impressed Despite being the first issue of a new story arc, the comic did little to[...]

Marvel art by Nico Leon and Ian Herring Nico Leon brings a further light tone with thin penciling and inking It leans on the side of anime's styling, and it looks decent enough The small detailing in facial expression as well as the giant turtle's movements (by the way, there is a giant turtle), add a[...]

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool ran the news that yet another young series from Marvel is getting the chop, this time the current run of Nova, featuring both iterations of the character, by Jeff Loveness and Ramon Pérez with Ian Herring. Hot off the heels of the cancellation of Star-Lord, by Chip Zdarsky, Kris Anka and Matt Wilson, with[...]

However, the second issue very quickly establishes this relationship and it's clear parallels. Interior art by Ramón Pérez and Ian Herring Sam quickly falls into a huge amount of admiration for Rich, even if he doesn't want to admit it He's also at that age where he is trying to strike out on his own (though he[...]

Willow Wilson, with art by Adrian Alphona and colors by Ian Herring When announced, it was seen by many commenters as a token comic There to bump the numbers A female creative team, a Muslim writer, starring a Pakistani American teenage girl, it ticked all the boxes and seemed to be there to provide a handy get out clause[...]

Taylor was joined by Jeff Stokely (Six-Gun Gorilla and The Reason for Dragons), Shane-Michael Vidaurri (Iron: Or, the War After and Five Ghosts), Jake Myler (Undertown, Fraggle Rock and Finding Nemo), and Ian Herring (Ms Marvel, Tale of Sand and Hacktivist) for "The Jim Henson Company: Upcoming Comics with Archaia" panel at the San Diego[...]

Willow Wilson, drawn by Adrian Alphona, colored by Ian Herring, and lettered by Joe Caramagna Everyone on the book seems to be operating at the top of their game.  Thematically, no one is safe from this comic, not even main character Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American girl living in Jersey City, from the scrutiny that comments[...]

With artwork by Marcus To, colors by Ian Herring, and letters by Deron Bennett, the book feels anything but dryly concept-driven once the wheels of the narrative are in motion Hacktivist is an unusual combination of profound questioning and fast-paced storytelling that's set to become one of the noteworthy titles of 2014. Writers Jackson Lanzing and[...]

Based on the manga legacy of Shotaro Ishinomori, Cyborg 009 develops a new storyline around Ishinomori's legendary hero team property of the same name, and brings together a wide array of talent to make sure the graphic novel is as much as tribute to his vision as a continuation of his universe. It's one of the[...]