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4 #0 by Paul Cornell and Jimmy Broxton with cover by Phillip Tan: Beginning a new and VERY different direction! Vampirella was last spotted in 2016 doing what she does best-defending the world from threats both mystic and evil She hasn't been seen since Now, over a thousand years later, she's poised to make her fateful return, but the world that awaits[...]

This issue has a cover by Philip Tan and art by Jimmy Broxton. This is it! You've gotten to see the Great Beyond, meet the fellow who's running it, and savor the world as we don't know it that feeds into everything! Now it's time for Vampi to do something that will change… well, everything! The[...]

Our newest writer's commentary comes from Paul Cornell as he talks about Vampirella #4 from Dynamite that he did with Jimmy Broxton Cover art by Philip Tan Paul doesn't give us any set up, he just dives right into the first page… so here we go. Page 1: These are difficult pages to draw This issue was[...]

Writer Paul Cornell and artist Jimmy Broxton bring you the second (do you count Zero Issues?) installment of Vampirella's latest adventure Here we have a writer's commentary by Cornell for the issue Here's what's going down (from the solicit): Welcome to Los Angeles in the year three thousand and something! You thought La-La Land was[...]

With the relaunch of Vampirella and the 90K plus order #0 issue by Paul Cornell and Jimmy Broxton, I thought I would follow up last months interview with a quick few questions about the first issue Reading over Cornell's answers, it almost seems like Vampirella is having a mid-life crisis She's drastically changing her style[...]

Dynamite has followed up their 25 cent zero issue of Red Sonja with a 25 cent zero issue of Vampirella by Paul Cornell and Jimmy Broxton And where Vampirella has pulled in over 80,000 pre-orders through Diamond Distributors, that's well under the 110,000 orders that Red Sonja got Now this could be a blessing for[...]

Writer Paul Cornell and artist Jimmy Broxton have worked together numerous times on titles like Batman: Knight & Squire, Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor and Saucer Country So it shouldn't be surprising that the two are re-teaming for a new take on the horror icon Vampirella… but don't call it a reboot. DAN WICKLINE: Vampirella has[...]

Cornell re-teams with artist Jimmy Broxton (Doctor Who) for the series. "I'm delighted to be writing a Vampirella that takes onboard everything she's been and moves it forward into a new setting, where the gothic meets science fiction," says writer Paul Cornell "I'm also delighted to be working again with my old friends, the incredibly talented[...]

Goldtiger was a Kickstartered comic book project by Guy Adams and Jimmy Broxton that… kinda disappeared A fictitiously revived exploitation comic book strip, we last wrote about it back in February 2013. In June 2015, they updated, saying We have a publisher willing to help spread the crazy love that is Goldtiger. For now, we can't give details (or[...]

I'm also the writer of The Engine from Madefire and co-created Goldtiger, a creator-owned book with Jimmy Broxton. This is becoming a tedious list and I haven't mentioned Sherlock Holmes Suffice it to say I've written a fair few books and stories with him in too. AS: How did you first meet Professor Bernice Summerfield? GA: I first[...]

This oversize issue will be written by fan-favorite Doctor Who writer Paul Cornell and features art by Jimmy Broxton. In this special one-shot story, a strange force flings the TARDIS and the Doctor into our own universe! Once here, the Doctor encounters a 10-year-old girl who happens to be a huge fan of the Doctor Who[...]

Just look at his face. I have been made aware of correspondence between appointed judges for the British Fantasy Awards, including one Jimmy Broxton We know him of old. Initial correspondence regarding the shortlist nominees for Best Fantasy Artist were considered lacking by James and some others, and representative of nefarious practices following the rules, James suggested[...]

Alex De Campi reports in the latest update to her Kickstarter-sourced graphic novel Ashes that caused considerable fuss earlier this year when De Campi fired the comic's co-creator James Hodgkins/Jimmy Broxton off the book. He was replaced by a series of name artists, including Igor Kordey who had drawn the original Smoke book, to which Ashes[...]

  Jimmy Broxton/James Hodgkins has written to Bleeding Cool, regarding Alex De Campi's statement on Kickstarter on the situation with the graphic novel Ashes. I have made my position clear and outlined the facts of this unfortunate situation Alex has a wildly different interpretation of events, and says some very harsh things about me, things I naturally[...]

  Bleeding Cool first told you about the irrevocable differences that emerged between Alex De Campi and Jimmy Broxton/James Hodgkins over the successfuly funded Kickstarter comic, Ashes, a sequel to Alex De Campi and Igor Kordey's comic Smoke. It appears that it was, indeed, artistic differences that drove the two apart, but exactly what and why seem[...]