[rwp-review-recap id="0"]The Wicked + The Divine #31 is a game changer.This issue has the next big events that really change the direction for the series, and it brings some shockers, believe you me.[caption id="attachment_710650" align="aligncenter" width="600"] The Wicked + The Divine #31 cover by Jamie McKelvie, Matthew Wilson and Clayton Cowles[/caption]What's especially wonderful here is[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"]The Wicked + The Divine #29 marks the series return and start of what series creators Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie, and Matthew Wilson refer to as Imperial Phase II Gillen has repeated used the metaphor of a double album, with this second part being that second album that vastly accelerates the story.[caption id="attachment_678555" align="aligncenter"[...]
A Writer’s Commentary: Kieron Gillen on James Bond Service Special, on sale from Dynamite. Cover by Jamie McKelvie and interiors by Antonio Fuso.This was an interesting project Nick and I have been talking about doing something together for the best part of a decade, and the stars have never aligned When he suggested a Bond one-off,[...]
Check out audio below from the Image 25th: Designing New Worlds panel with Sloane Leong (From Under Mountains), Jamie McKelvie (The Wicked + The Divine), Simon Roy (Prophet: Earth War), and Andrew MacLean (Head Lopper), of which moderator David Brothers said: “We’re here to talk about defining new worlds, which is kind of a long way of saying comics are fake, but[...]
[caption id="attachment_620106" align="aligncenter" width="585"] Cover by Jamie McKelvie and Matthew Wilson[/caption]Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie's love and admiration of music is well documented Hell, both came to the audiences awareness through a comic about the very magic of music in Phonogram And The Wicked + The Divine, their latest masterpiece theatre of a series, is[...]
The Marvel Universe continues, the characters are the same, but a challenge to rethink what the Marvel Universe is going forward.[caption id="attachment_616265" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Art by Jamie McKelvie[/caption]It would never happen After all, part of Marvel's aims to attract new readers and new sales seems heavily tied to the characters and names that have appeared[...]
Following up on yesterday's announcement of the creative teams and casts of Marvel's new core X-Men titles, X-Men Blue and X-Men Gold, Marvel has given compliant media partner ComicBook.com a reward for their service in the form of an EXXXCLUSIVE reveal of artist Jamie McKelvie's costume designs for X-Men Blue The book, written by Cullen[...]
Alex Roberts writes for Bleeding Cool:
“In 1980, a star was born in London… Jamie McKelvie was also born.”
This is how Kieron Gillen began the panel celebrating Jamie McKelvie, renowned comic artist Gillen, long-time collaborator of McKelvie, moderated the panel featuring only the two of them.McKelvie discussed he became an artist, drawing superheroes like Spider-Man while[...]
And of course, who better to pull the details of his rise in popularity and success than his longtime partner in creativity, Jamie McKelvie.We start with a big cheer from a roomful of The Wicked + The Divine fans, followed by Jamie and Kieron taking their seats to be awarded by Comic-Con International for their[...]
Recently nominated at the BRITS for British Breakthrough Act, they have been going places.And Bury It, often performed with Paramore's Haley Williams, has been a recent festival favourite.The Wicked + The Divine's Jamie McKelvie has created a number of posters for the band And now, alongside animators Mighty Nice, has created their new video for the song.The[...]
The question is, will it be for more than one night? Don’t call it a comeback, as JAMIE McKELVIE and MATT WILSON return to THE WICKED + THE DIVINE for the most rock-and-roll everything-explodes arc of the hit series.
He emphasises the jumping on bit.
We’ve also spent some time trying to make this work as a[...]
We have already run the DMC-In-The-House Thought Bubble live set of It's Tricky and Walk This Way, but here's a look at some of the rest of party night...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_reMC6vZ0EJoining the traditional Thought Bubble DJs Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie with Anthony Johnston and Al Ewing were newcomers to the party Kate Leth and Marguerite Bennett[...]
But it is a remarkable achievement, with Jamie McKelvie drawing the new Phonogram series, for him to get another issue of the series out with his name on the artist credit. And all power to Matthew Wilson, for his rejigged colour that helps giving the whole thing some kind of a cohesiveness.Because almost every image in this issue, aside (I think) from[...]
Jamie McKelvie tweets,#WicDiv 11 is out this week We've been building to this for a year I know advance review copies have gone out, and I've seen some mentions
— Jamie McKelvie (@McKelvie) June 1, 2015Just asking that anyone who has read it early please, please don't spoil it for others.— Jamie McKelvie (@McKelvie) June 1,[...]
From yesterday's The Wicked + The Divine by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie, the immortal god who's always got a party in his head With a hilarious You Only Live Forever T-shirt, Will it be part of a The Wicked + The Divine spinoff line?Well, it may have some competition...Of course that's not entirely official[...]
I knew it was a big deal of a series for my interests in comics, not least because it's a team up between Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie with Matthew Wilson on colors and Clayton Cowles lettering. But, yeah, I was getting left behind I knew I'd read it eventually and it bothered me that[...]
It's here folks. You waited long enough. Phonoram 3: Immaterial Girl, while guest artists take on Jamie's role on The Wicked + The Divine. Expect it in August. Honest. Get the details on the full Image Expo announcements right here.
I promise yo, WoodRocket are considering making this real, as you read this.I did check in to see if The Wicked And The Divine creators, Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie were aware of this, and was told that they had seen an image...But it is definitely evidence, if evidence were needed, that Image creators are[...]
Image Comics publisher Eric Stephenson first presented a panel of artists, Lisa Wood (Tula Lotay), Jamie McKelvie, Emma Rios Jason Latour, Charlie Adlard and Sean Phillips.He talked about how he saw the guests as split into two groups, artists who work with one writer primarily and those who work with many Sean Phillips self-identified as being[...]
By Chris Thompson[audio:http://popculturehound.net/podcast/PCHPodcastEpisode105.mp3]Following on from last week’s episode with the ever-popular and interesting Greg Ruth (which you can still listen to here), this week I’m back with the dynamic duo of Kieron Gillen & Jamie McKelvie for the Wicked + Divine panel from the recent Dublin International Comic Expo (aka D.I.C.E.)We discuss the origins of[...]
