Jenny Frison Archives

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Whatever the case, get ready to see him in his newest role as host and proprietor of this very special swimsuit edition comic! Join our favorite fuzzball as he showcases some of DC's best swimsuit covers and most swim-tacular stories! From the Flash in Speed Force Racing Briefs to Batman in a bat(hing) suit, this[...]

Big surprises await readers, as the creative team pays tribute to the golden anniversary legend, while challenging her and the audience's expectations along the journey. Variant Red Sonja cover artists include Shannon Maer, Jim Cheung, Alan Quah, Bryan Hitch, Jenny Frison, Kevin Eastman, Mike Mignola, Lucio Parrillo, Joseph Michael Linsner, and Bjorn Barends French collage artist[...]

And it looks like he will be debuting images from Zorro: Man Of The Dead there, They join the previously announced Stanley 'Artgerm' Lau, Ryan Ottley, Peach Momoko, Dan Brereton, Jenny Frison, Alexander Lozano, Eric Powell, Sozomaika, Frank Cho, Emanuela Lupacchino, Simon Bisley, Mark Bodé, Cat Staggs, Art Adams, Gabriele Dell'Otto, Lee Bermejo, Travis Charest, Geof[...]

And on his Substack newsletter he has announced them to great excitement, Joe Madureira, Jenny Frison and Stanley 'Artgerm' Lau. Cover E by JOE MADUREIRA, Diamond Order Code JUL229385 1 Joe Madureira "Flashback to 1996 when my best friend Cory and I, two 19 year old comic nerds, drove from Tennessee to Illinois to visit my family and attend[...]

Today? Twenty covers from Jenny Frison I wonder why Mirka was so stingy? The next variant covers from Jenny Frison as part of the deal will be available in September on We Only Find Them When They're Dead #1 and An Unkindness of Ravens #1 This will be followed in October by variant covers to Something[...]

The new cover features art by Jenny Frison, and can be viewed below Something is Killing the Children is a horror series starring monster hunter Erica Slaughter, who arrives in a small town to investigate a series of terrible murders. More info from the press release: In a sleepy town in the heart of America, children have[...]

This statue incorporates demonic and otherworldly elements, including a serrated cape, skeletal feet and a vampiric bat symbol, and will stand out on any shelf or collection. Limited to 5,000 pieces Individually numbered Statue measures 8.77″ tall Allocations may occur Final products may differ from image shown Approximately 4 units per carton ON SALE JULY 2019 $80.00 US DC DESIGNER SERIES: WONDER WOMAN BY[...]

PERKINS Art by STEPHEN SEGOVIA and ART THIBERT Variant cover by RENATO GUEDES TITANS #13 Written by DAN ABNETT Art by V KEN MARION and NORM RAPMUND Variant cover by DAN MORA WONDER WOMAN #26 Written by SHEA FONTANA Art by MIRKA ANDOLFO Variant cover by JENNY FRISON A few upcoming DC Comics covers for July shipping titles[...]

Separated at birth! This is the variant cover to Wonder Woman #25 by Jenny Frison, which you may first have seen on Bleeding Cool. And this is Jennifer Connelly. Looks like Gal Gadot was busy that day? Or just Separated at Birth? UPDATE: Connelly, Lawrence, one of the two… thanks Caspar! Loading [...]

Cover by Jenny Frison With this latest instalment in the DC Rebirth Wonder Woman series, we return to the finale of Greg Rucka, Nicola Scott and Romulo Fajardo Jr.'s Year One story, presented us with a revised origin to the character in the current DC Universe. And frankly, it feels like a return for the character. Let me[...]

Cover is by Jenny Frison, with interiors by Ariel Medel. So, the general tenor of this arc is on the more dramatically subdued end of the Xena scale (The Xena scale is a 1-to-10 slider, with a 1 being every time somebody dies so hard an emotionally ravaged soulmate must go retrieve them in the afterlife,[...]

We have an exclusive first look at the Betty & Veronica #1 retailer exclusive cover by Jenny Frison for Dynamic Forces There are over two dozen different covers for this issue so far because the hype for this book is huge Adam Hughes writing and drawing the series has gotten a lot of people's attention[...]

Art for this article is by Jenny Frison (cover) and Ariel Medel (interiors). DAVID AVALLONE: Is the "25 years later" something you came up with? And if so, what was the thinking behind it? GENEVIEVE VALENTINE: That was the show! It catapulted them into the future at the beginning of Season 6 (so they'd be running into a grown version[...]

Covers are by Jenny Frison and Tony Fleecs. BYRON BREWER: Genevieve, just one issue in and as #2 approaches in May, this magazine certainly seems to be capturing the flavor of the TV show Is this your first adaptation of a well-known TV property? What challenges does that present the writer? GENEVIEVE VALENTINE: It is! I think[...]

Dynamite seem to have had a habit of hiring staff who didn't make the move west, indeed they seem to currently make a majority of employees at the New Jersey publisher. That kind of appointment can't help but draw attention to the publisher, with James Bond, Brickleberry, Bob's Burgers and Grumpy Cat comics joining the likes[...]

Artist Jenny Frison was asked to do an exclusive cover for ComiXology's SDCC exclusive Will Eisner's The Spirit Here we get to see the different roughs she came up with before choosing a final version and making an awesome cover Interesting to see she had almost everything already in mind just changed how much of[...]

Cover art by Mike Mayhew and Jenny Frison. DOUG MURRAY: The world has, in recent years, been inundated by vampire stories.  What makes Vampirella different from the other vamps that are so prevalent in literature? NANCY COLLINS: Unlike a lot of the more recent fictional vampires, Vampirella has her roots in action-adventure as well as horror[...]

Scott Campbell, Humberto Ramos, Ken Rocafort, etc. But walking through artist alley this year, the Big 3 published artist selection is pretty slim. Yes, Mike Zeck is there and he is awesome.  And yes Lienel Yu is there and his artwork is incredible, and yes, some up and coming artists like Adelso Corona, Eddie Nunez, and Jenny[...]