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Glass, Jim Zub, Simon Roy, and Jason Latour. Speaking of "closing out" major series,  Bryan JL Glass spoke about Mice Templar with twice the amount of betrayal as Game of Thrones but less sex, if not violence Jim Zub, speaking of "new number 1s" in comics, talked about Skullkickers #1 covers which caused their sales to[...]

At Special Edition: NYC, Alex Cox from the CBLDF hosted Alex de Campi and Jim Zub, with the possibility of more for the Dark Horse Builds Character Panel. De Campi spoke about her work on Archie Vs Predator and the current issue of Grindhouse, which is running in 4 parts of 2 issues, with a space[...]

Written by Gail Simone and Jim Zub with art by Rand Green, the series has been very well received and brings the two characters back together after decades of individual stories. Conan and Red Sonja are faced with the end of the world as Thoth-Amon's plan is unleashed! Can our heroes overcome the impossible odds against[...]

This month's issue features two stories: Might Makes Wight Part II, written by Tom Siddell, with art by Ian McGinty, and Munchkin Cthulhu Comes For Us All, written by Jim Zub, with art by Rian Sygh Both stories are light, fun, and packed with humor. In Might Makes Wight Part II, we initially get a little[...]

Watch out for that giant dragon! From IDW Publishing, Legends of Baldur's Gate #5 written by Jim Zub with art by Max Dunbar, is an all out explosive dragon battle! After Delina's brother carries out his ritual, aka turning himself into a dragon, the team of adventurers must face off against him This results in[...]

Just don't expect royalties. Here, for the first time, is the June solicitation to that celebratory final issue of the fantasy comedy Skullkickers. SKULLKICKERS #100 story: JIM ZUB art: EDWIN HUANG & MISTY COATS cover: CHRIS STEVENS & ESPEN GRUNDETJERN JUNE 24 / 40 PAGES / FC / T / $3.99 "INFINITE ICONS OF THE ENDLESS EPIC" Finale ISSUE 100?! Hey, if other[...]

Bleeding Cool welcomes back We Be Geeks, hosting a variety of guests and covering a wide range of geek topics. [audio:http://media.blubrry.com/webegeeks/p/webegeekspc.com/podcasts/Episode_110_Wayward_Samurai_Skullkickers_With_Jim_Zub.mp3] Download We Be Geeks is back with another episode to amaze! Not only was there a new Age of Ultron trailer to discuss, but Jim Zub joined the geeks to talk Wayward, Samurai Jack, Skull Kickers and[...]

Might Makes Wight Part 1, written by Tom Siddell, illustrated by Ian McGinty, with colors by Fred Stresing, and The Ecology of the Floating Nose, written by Jim Zub, illustrated by Rian Sygh. Might Makes Wight Part 1 focuses on two Munchkins and their adventures through the Wight Brothers' Dungeon The best part about this short[...]

Wayward is the comic by Jim Zub and X Cummings published by Image Comics, telling a fresh supernatural story set in and around Japanese culture and pop culture from a semi-outsider perspective It's the Buffy Anime basically. Which makes his variant cover from Third Eye Comics for #6 a little more intriguing Because isn't that… the Ghibli[...]

By Josh Hechinger Welcome once more to From Strip to Script, where I take a shot at reverse-engineering a script from a finished page of someone else's comic. Did y'all catch that #fourcomics wave on Twitter? Jim Zub asked the Internet to name four comics that influenced them growing up, and the whole thing kinda blew up[...]

From IDW Publishing, Legends of Baldur's Gate #4 written by Jim Zub with art by Max Dunbar, has been my only Dungeons and Dragons fix lately (If you can even call it that.) I fell behind an issue, but was kind of happy I was able to read issue #3 and #4 back to back[...]

Gail Simone and Jim Zub are coming together to create the intense crossover where the two characters attempt to defeat a sorcerer priest When I saw it on the list of releases this week, I wasn't sure if I was going to pick it up While I am personally in the process of reading everything Gail[...]

Svensson still writes for Bleeding Cool. Retailers may have noticed that the upcoming Figment Hardcover, collecting the acclaimed multiple-printing miniseries by writer Jim Zub and artist Filipe Andrade, which had been set for a December release, was listed by Diamond as cancelled. Fear not! Writer Jim Zub had this to say on his twitter: People have been asking[...]

Legends of Baldur's Gate #2 from IDW Publishing, written by Jim Zub, with art by Max Dunbar, and colors by John-Paul Bove continues to be an action packed tale In my last review I talked about how much I enjoy Delina's character, and I was happy that the beginning of this issue provided us with[...]

Jim Zub, writer of Pathfinder: City of Secrets #6, talks with Aaron Gillespie writer of Purgatori #2, about the series and just who Purgatori really is. JIM ZUB: For anyone who hasn't heard of Purgatori before, what's it all about and how did you get involved with the project? AARON GILLESPIE: Purgatori is a vampire goddess who[...]

Aaron Gillespie, writer of Purgatori #2, talks with Jim Zub about Pathfinder: City of Secrets #6, both on sale Oct 29 AARON GILLSEPIE: What is your history with Pathfinder? Have you played and/or run the game? How much knowledge did you have of Golarion before you got this gig? JIM ZUB: I'm an old school gamer and[...]

I'm not sure if there have been other Dungeons and Dragons comics in the past, (I'm sure there have), but Legends of Baldur's Gate #1 from IDW Publishing, written by Jim Zub, with art by Max Dunbar, and colors by John-Paul Bove is the first one I've read This is an action-packed comic filled with[...]

Here we have Michael Uslan (Justice, Inc.) talking about the writing process and working on Pathfinder with Jim Zub. MICHAEL USLAN: How, amid the saturation of fantasy and sword & sorcery in comics and in movies and on TV and in video games today, do you manage to make what you do unique? What challenges do[...]

Talking to Wayward and Skullkickers creator Jim Zub, Ian tells me, Jim Zub loves how great Wayward is doing and shared a story of a unique experience he had with a young female fan at Rose City whose parents brought her over to his table "This 13 year old girl was super excited and her mom told me she's been[...]

The group meets every Wednesday on Google Hangout to discuss all things comics with a new professional every week. On the docket for the week is Six-Gun Gorilla, the BOOM! Studios series from Simon Spurrier, Jeff Stokely, André May, and Steve Wands. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-3TguL-N1A[/youtube] Who should you expect to see geekin' out with us this week? It's Jim Zub, creator of Skullkickers and writer of books like Samurai Jack, Pathfinder, Dungeons and Dragons, Figment, and[...]

First up is Red Sonja #12 by Gail Simone and Walter Geovani, then Pathfinder: City of Secrets #5 by Jim Zub and Leandro Oliveira and finally the hot selling second issue of Bob's Burgers based on the Fox animated series. Red Sonja #12 Gail Simone (w) Walter Geovani (a) Jenny Frison, Joyce Chin (c) The wild and untamed climax to[...]

By Christopher Helton I want to get the hyperbole out of the way at the beginning of this: If Wayward, the new Image comic from Jim Zub and Steve Cummings isn't the next Saga, it will be a damn criminal shame This is one of the most engaging comics that I have read in a while,[...]

Wayward is the new comic by Jim Zubkavich, Steve Cummings and John Rauch, out today from Image Comics And it may be a Buffy wannabe, a story of teenage women fighting supernatural creatures hiding beneath the streets of Tokyo, and one coming to grips with what may be a supernatural legacy of powers… but really[...]

Admission is free. Wednesday, August 27th Wayward is a new series from Image Comics, Jim Zub, and artist Steven Cummings that focuses on a young woman new to Tokyo, trying to reconnect with her mother while fighting traditional Japanese monsters and demons and stuff To celebrate the launch of Wayward #1 the creators are having a Launch[...]

Sixty four people took place in the LARP and Cylla Greyjoy won the Tournament of Swords during the event. Day three also had the added bonus of Jim Zub involvement A gamer himself, Zub is breaking some kind of gaming commandment by working on the comic adaptations of D&D and Pathfinder He and I talked about[...]

By David Dissanayake  The more I read about the new ongoing Wayward by Image Comics, the more intrigued I became. Co-created by Jim Zub and Steve Cummings, Wayward is a story about teenage heroine Rori, a half-Irish, half-Japanese girl from Ireland who has moved to Tokyo with her mother for the first time[...]

But luckily the two know how to work together… Last year it was announced that there would be a crossover between the two properties written by Gail Simone and Brian Wood. Although, to smooth troubled waters, they may need a different writer. Hence Jim Zub being tapped to co-write the series with Gail instead. I talked with Jim about[...]

White, Kris Anka  and Jim Zub. Cebulski starts by mentioning that in his time doing these panels,  the methods of getting into comics have changed so much. Alonso starts by explaining his first comics experience as a small child, and coming back into them at college He never thought he'd wind up with a job in comics, let[...]

Dynamite and Bleeding Cool bring you this issue of popular RPG game turned comic book written by Jim Zub and drawn by Leandro Oliveira. The Pathfinder heroes are plunged into danger as a new threat emerges in Magnimar Ezren ambushed, Kyra targeted, Merisiel tempted by her past… Will the group endure? Come see why Pathfinder is the industry's[...]

Pathfinder City of Secrets #2 Writers Commentary by Jim Zub. PAGE 1: Picking up right where we left off last issue Kyra and Merisiel on their own fighting thieves Hmmm… seems similar to the problems they had in the Pathfinder special I wonder if it's related? PAGE 2: Last issue was pretty quiet on the action front[...]