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Who gave her a copy of the book she was writing, Man Of Steel, for Lana to read – before even Clark had the chance. Credit: DC Comics In today's Superman #29, the last issue from Brian Bendis, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, Lana reads aloud an extract on her podcast – with full permission from Lois[...]

Gene Luen Yang and Ivan Reis will be the creators on Batman/Superman continuing with#16 in March, after Yang's two-issue stint writing Future State: Batman/Superman in January and February. Gene Luen Yang is best known for writing and drawing comics such Chinese Born American and Boxers & Saints as well as writing Avatar: The Last Airbender, New Super[...]

With some teensy-tiny pics… with art from Riley Rossmo… And from Ivan Reis, Dan Mora and Chip Zdarsky Nice and tiny… Here's the full solicitation: DETECTIVE COMICS #1027 written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS, KELLY SUE DeCONNICK, MATT FRACTION, TOM KING, GRANT MORRISON, GREG RUCKA, SCOTT SNYDER, MARIKO TAMAKI, PETER J TOMASI, JAMES TYNION IV, MARV WOLFMAN, and[...]

Here is a selection, you can find the whole list right here. Ivan Reis, Rachel Cooke, Paul Smith Pieces in #ComicWritersChallenge. Joe Prado says "I'm auctioning the ORIGINAL INKS over bluelines of SUPERMAN#21 COVER – pencilled by Ivan Reis, and inked by me We all need to help show that #BlackLivesMatter" Ivan Reis, Rachel Cooke, Paul Smith Pieces[...]

Supergirl #33 should be out next week. SUPERMAN #14 YOTV DARK GIFTS (W) Brian Michael Bendis (A/CA) Joe Prado, Ivan Reis Lex Luthor is back in Metropolis–and he's ready to wreak havoc! First stop, the most dangerous woman in the DC Universe: Lois Lane! Alone, her family a galaxy away, will Lois be tempted by Apex Lex's offer?[...]

These include a new version of their Batwoman Bombshells statue by Ant Lucia, a new Batman Black and White statue by Sean Murphy, a Ivan Reis Green Lantern statue, a new DC Core statue of The Flash, and Artist Alley Batman Designer Figures by Joe Ledbetter My favorite of the bunch is the new Harley[...]

Meanwhile, Rogol Zaar is tearing his way back to Earth now that he has access to it once more. Superman #2 cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Alex Sinclair Superman #2 is an example of one of those weird comics where little is advanced, yet I'm never left bored I enjoyed the book, but I did[...]

He is next visited by the Martian Manhunter, whom has a most unusual proposal for the Man of Steel. Superman #1 cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Alex Sinclair It's officially begun: we've arrived at the Brian Michael Bendis era of Superman I mean, we already had Man of Steel which I fawned over, but now[...]

Worse yet, his secret identity has gotten out to a few people who weren't meant to know. Superman #1 cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Alex Sinclair Superman #1 Brian Michael Bendis and Ivan Reis's tenure on Superman begins in earnest with the Man of Steel looking for new ways that Superman can help the world… once he pries it out[...]

He is overlooked but not deterred. In the present, Superman investigates a series of mysterious arsons, a pair of villains, and meets a new fire chief. The Man of Steel #1 cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Alex Sinclair Whether or not Rogol Zar will be a compelling villain remains to be seen after reading Man of[...]

Unfortunately, the Terrifics won't be left to their own devices for long. Terrifics #3 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo Terrifics continues to prioritize establishing the chemistry and setup of its team, and it continues to succeed for it Admittedly, the issues are being bent just a little to make the Fantastic Four organization work[...]

It's up to this Justice League to reunite and save the world from Chronos's reign. Terrifics #3 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo Terrifics #3 The Terrifics have been forced together by the energies of the Dark Multiverse, but Michael Holt is determined to get some privacy from Metamorpho, Plastic Man, and Phantom Girl Unfortunately, they may[...]

We wound up back upon Terrifics by Jeff Lemire and Ivan Reis, because it is such a good book, and it's worth telling people to read it at every available opportunity We digressed into Original Sin by Jason Aaron and Mike Deodato Jr. a little while talking Exiles because of the Unseen/old Nick Fury connection therein. In any case, the link to the video is below[...]

The four must escape the Dark Multiverse or else suffer death at the hands of that "something." Terrifics #2 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo The team and its chemistry begin to take shape in Terrifics #2 Mister Terrific himself comes off as detached and goal-focused, and the interactions between Metamorpho and Plastic Man have a[...]

Hopefully, it will only get better from here. Terrifics #2 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo Terrifics #2 Jeff Lemire and Ivan Reis put their best foot forward with Terrifics #1, and my excitement for this series continues to be high With a team like Mister Terrific, Metamorpho, Plastic Man, and Phantom Girl, the series has to be good, or, at[...]

Welcome to the first official episode of Bleeding Cool’s Comics Chatter! We continue our chat this week by moving on to Terrifics #1 from DC Comics.

I'm good at that. In any case, let's get this show on the road! Win: Terrifics #1 Finally Comes Out Terrifics #1 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo For those who follow my work on Bleeding Cool, I was actually able to review Terrifics #1 months ago This Jeff Lemire and Ivan Reis-driven series brings out DC's version of the Fantastic[...]

Unfortunately, Ocean Master is back, and he wants the crown. Terrifics #1 Cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo Terrifics #1 Another new series spinning out of Dark Nights: Metal, Mister Terrific, Metamorpho, and Plastic Man unite to answer a portal to the Dark Multiverse opened up by Simon Stagg Within, they encounter Phantom Girl, a member of the Legion[...]

Thankfully, Mister Terrific has brought along a little help. Terrifics #1 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo I was really looking forward to this one, and I'm happy to announce that Terrifics #1 is an intriguing first excursion into this new team starring a number of DC greats. It ties into Metal far more directly than any[...]

I like Ryan's geeky squirreliness, the relationship budding between he and Frost, Vixen and Black Canary's kickass bravado, and Lobo being the hard-bitten bastitch he is. Ivan Reis is an excellent mainstay artist at DC He has a creative mind, his characters look bold and strong, and the environment of the Microverse is gorgeous The vibrant[...]

At the start of San Diego Comic Con, writer Tom King teased Dark Matter from DC with the following poster: At the time, Bleeding Cool Rumormonger-in-Chief Rich Johnston surmised: Clearly a jam piece, with the artists on each book handling their own characters, i.e. Challengers by Andy Kubert, Immortal Men by Jim Lee, etc., Outsiders is clearly drawn by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, which may explain why after they[...]

Running between 2005-2006, the Geoff Johns written series, illustrated by Phil Jimenez, Ivan Reis, George Pèrez and Jerry Ordway, that a story over 10 years old now might still have some relevance to present current affairs may seem surprising And also we're not talking a V for Vendetta or generally political style book No, this[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] [Spoiler Warning – There will be some mild spoilers in this review] Cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado & Marcelo Maiolo The JLA Rebirth: The Ray one shot had a lot riding on it for me It's the return of a classic character I've always been a bit of a fan of, it's a gay male[...]

Tomasi/Neal Adams Issue #3 by Jimmy Palmiotti/Amanda Conner Issue #4 by James Tynion/Carlos D'Anda Issue #5 by Bill Willingham/Ivan Reis Issue #6 by Steve Orlando/Philip Tan Issue #7 by Marguerite Bennett/Dan Jurgens Issue #8 by Keith Giffen/Steve Rude Issue #9 by Tom King/Kevin Eastman Issue #10 by Greg Pak/Joe Prado Issue #11 by Rob Williams/Walter Simonson Issue #12 by Gail Simone/Ryan Sook And here's a look[...]

Ivan Reis sat down at the DC Comics Art Academy at SDCC and drew Wonder Woman But while he was drawing, he talked about his approach and how he likes to start with the eyes and how he only uses photo reference for locations and not for people The Justice League and Aquaman artist also[...]

He shows us how he helps finish the work of artists like Jim Lee, Andy Kubert, Ivan Reis and more How long does it take him to color a page? Which artist's work is the most challenging to color? How did video gaming help him become a more efficient colorist? Sinclair answers these questions and[...]

This is the cover to DC's Previews spinoff magazine, out in stores in a week's time, with all the DC June solicitation details for DC Rebirth. The delayed

DC Comics creators Ivan Reis and Joe Prado were commissioned by Zack Snyder, Deborah Snyder and Wesley Coller to create an exclusive art piece featuring Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. The image was printed in quality paper for a thank you gift to all the folk from Cruel and Unusual Films, Snyder's company and co-producer of Batman V Superman:[...]

Andrew Wheeler wrote for Comics Alliance, At Emerald City Comic-Con earlier this year I was lucky enough to be on a panel on diversity and representation

This is Superman, by Ivan Reis from Justice League In real pain, in terror, in danger Screaming for his life against the menace of Pandora's box. But what is really going on? Well, just as with Josh Trank and his Fantastic Four movie, there is another cut available, courtesy of Ivan Reis' pencils. Hey, it's cake, I[...]