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While I'm at Kapow this weekend, in the US they'll be hosting the Big Wow Comic Fest. One of the highlights is the Awesome Inking Panel in which various comic professionals at the show are provided with penciled art copied on blue line paper, and asked to ink the penciled image in their style, which will then be used[...]

Jim Lee and Scott Williams are drawing a 1:200 variant cover for all the first issues of Before Watchmen Here is their black and white work for the cover of Minutemen #1. And here is Michael Golden's 1:25 cover for the same issue. And below, previously released pencils for the 1:200 variant cover of Nite Owl #1. [...]

Selling for over $4000, here is the original art for Jim Lee's Free Comic Book Day T-Shirt design; The T-shirts of course… were free! And here's how they look, on.       Selling for over $4000, here is the original art for Jim Lee's Free Comic Book Day T-Shirt design; The T-shirts of course… were free! And here's how[...]

The following article may have minor spoilers, but the major ones have been removed to protect the innocent. Some comic book companies are reprinting old

Sam Kieth drawing Jim Lee's Deathblow and Rob Liefeld's Bloodwulf as well has his own Maxx in a series that predated The Maxx Sam Kieth rarely sells his own art, so this is quite the rarity, and basically the first appearance of all these characters… And it's on eBay for $10,000 Anyone fancy it? Is it worth[...]

It's been a busy few days on the DC Comics front… Chris Roberson acts, DC reacts, and everyone — including Jim Lee and Dan Didio — talks about it  Then there's New 52 wave 2 and Before Watchmen sneaks And the week is just getting started. Most-Read Comic Stories Today: Is Boy Chimney The Great DC Character[...]

The other day, I linked to the then-upcoming LA Times panel with Dan DiDio and Jim Lee, hosted by Geoff Boucher and jokingly asked if he'd mention Chris Roberson. He did. Geoff Boucher: Yesterday it was announced that Chris Roberson is no longer working on the 'Fairest' arc [To Lee] As a creator, how do you reconcile[...]

But below is the gatefold foldout by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee from the DC Free Comic Book Day, pieced together from a variety of photos sent to me, and still not complete If you want to see what's going on, clicky for biggy. It looks mighty fine Though they'll have some time beating Archaia's FCBD[...]

Aaron and Tom from A Comic Shop in Florida look through the week's comics. From their own personal bat cave, in preparation... and here's Uncanny X-Force,

From Jeremy Roberts, a tribute to Geoff Johns and Jim Lee's Justice League, by way of Chris Claremont and Jim Lee's X-Men #1…   From Jeremy Roberts, a tribute to Geoff Johns and Jim Lee's Justice League, by way of Chris Claremont and Jim Lee's X-Men #1…   From Jeremy Roberts, a tribute to Geoff Johns and[...]

The three of us got together and talked about who we wanted to do the book ….it was unanimously Simon Bisley." The first issue of the book will have four covers, one by Jim Lee and three others that Bob would only hint at. "When you come out of the gate with Jim Lee, the variants have[...]

JimLee is wearing a white Tuxedo, a bit tipsy, riding atop a camel… Jim Lee is now Co-Publisher of DC Comics What else has Scott found? This is something you don't see every day, an unfinished Gen13 script by Alan, first 12 pages Forgot about this Think I'll read it tonight   Scott Dunbier of IDW, and ex[...]

On the left is Jim Lee's Batman On The right is Paola Di Clement's Nathan Naver, a popular Italian comic book It has caused quite the stir, but could the pose be a complete coincidence? Possibly, but Paola has form in this regard. Sergio Bonelli Editore usually asks its pencillers to draw pin ups for the[...]

Including these quotes for each title and the artists of the variant covers… including Jim Lee drawing a cover for each one. Oh and each comic wll be $3.99 It's worth remembering however that the original Watchmen used every page of the 32 page comics to tell their story, including the four pages of the cover[...]

Pandora, drawn by Carlos D'Anda but created by Jim Lee. And Zealot from WildCATS, by Jim Lee, also created by Jim Lee. Okay, it's not going to be her, odds are considering her relationship with The Phantom Stranger in this issue, that she'll be the original Pandora, the very first woman in Greek myth But there[...]

I've been told that in tomorrow's Justice League #6, the only one of the New 52 titles shipping tomorrow, ynot only do you get 23 pages of Geoff Johns and Jim Lee Justice League, along with what my source refers to as "a bit of a John Byrne cheat", but there are seven pages of[...]

Since it's looking like March Madness is going to be a bust for me this year, it's particularly nice to see con season picking up steam: better weather is right around the corner, the industry is shaking off the last of its winter frost, and con panelists and other guests start dropping info of interest[...]

Jim Lee The story will focus on Pandora, the mysterious hooded woman from the end of Flashpoint and all issue 1's Apparently we will see her POV on the three universes combining, what her motivations are, and what events and characters she's watching closely in this new 52 There will also be a four page[...]

We know it's by Geoff Johns, we know there's a Jim Lee four page foldout, but little else. Well, it appears that the free comic will focus on Pandora, the strange hooded woman from the end of Flashpoint and the first issues of all the New 52. We will see the three universes, the DCU, the Vertigo[...]

January's Justice League #5 had performed a similar trick, slipping one week from the 18th to the 25th. Hwever, after issue 6, Jim Lee will take a three issue break, which I would expect would see the schedule of DC's premier New 52 title recover, in time for his return Jim Lee and his wife have[...]

DC Comics is starting to reveal what's inside its Free Comic Book Day offering this year. In a letter sent to retailers, they state that Geoff Johns will write a new story for the comic, with art from Jim Lee and others. The comic will also preview the "second wave" of the New 52, Batman Inc, Dial[...]

Awwwww… Jim Lee finished the most recent issue of Justice League #5 just before his new child was born, and while his wife Carla was rather heavily pregnant He's written that the new arrival held out until he'd finished his deadline, which was appreciated by all, I'm sure But what tribute could Jim Lee make to[...]

When Bleeding Cool first talked about the recent revival of the Watchmen prequel mini-series, we mentioned that the project was being referred to internally at DC Comics amongst select individuals as "Panic Room". One Little Bleeder pointed out a page from Justice League #3 by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee, the chief creative officer and co-publisher[...]

Is this what you'll be wearing on your chest come Free Comic Book Day in May 2012? Will you suffer the catcalls from people asking where Superman's underwear is? Or aking what use Aquaman is on land? Or asking who that guy at the back is with a penchant for metallic shoulderpads?? But for Bleeding Cool,[...]

Gene Ha will be drawing Justice League #7 for March, according to the DC Source blog, filling in for Jim Lee, who will return for issue 9 The identoity of the artist for issue 8 has not been revealed. While there is no greater admirer of Gene Ha than I, there is a little part of[...]

It was a fairly manic Monday here on BC, with all the corners of the comic and film world heard represented — from the DCU to Doctor Who and everything in between. But getting back to Jim Lee's Darkseid (or as Rich might justifiably say, "Jim Lee's Darkseid Jim Lee's Darkseid Jim Lee's Darkseid.)[...]

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But it was other properties that got highlighted last night, with John Byrne's Next Men being picked up as the first appearance of Hellboy, and Leonard showing off his Jim Lee sketch of himself as Lion-O from Thundercats. Last night's Big Bang Theory took place in the local comic store, still full of first[...]

At the DC Meet The Publishers panel at New York Comic Con, Jim Lee and Dan DiDio were asked a question asking if they had any plans to recruit and develop new writers, as well as inviting familiar names back to the company. Jim and Dan took the opportunity to announce DC Workshop, an internal program[...]

This is the normal Free Comic Book Day in the first half of 2012, not the new Hallowe'en Free Comic Book Day for one year's time. But Justice League bestselling artist Jim Lee will be designing the official shirt. I would be surprised to see a little Justice League in the DC Free Comic Book Day publications. I[...]