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Here are the newly revealed covers for Bryan Hitch's Real Heroes #2 by his best buddies Dave Gibbons and Jock. The second issue of Hitch's superheroic version of Galaxy Quest (with subtle clues as to his work on the Fantastic Four movie) gets its Final Order Cut-Off date on Monday Which means, if you want these covers,[...]

By one of our West Coast corespondents Gavin Lees: This year's Emerald City Comicon featured a number of film screenings at Seattle's historic Cinerama, with some of the stars in attendance.  Saturday night's main event was Dredd 3D, with star Karl Urban, production designer Jock, and 2000AD's Arthur Wyatt, who is currently working on Underbelly, a[...]

Here it is: our sneak peek at the specially commissioned cover for the second printing of the comic book sequel to the Judge Dredd film, Dredd: Underbelly, by stellar artist Jock. The first printing of  Dredd: Underbelly, Rebellion's first ever US-format comic book, sold out before it reached shelves, and this reprint is currently available to[...]

Scott Snyder has written for Image before, but not before he hit the big time… Kevin Schmidt writes: Scott Snyder is here to discuss the new book he is doing with Jock: Wytches The new book goes back to Snyder's love of reinventing mythological and folkloric creatures His goal is for this to be the darkest, scariest[...]

This will run January 6th, 13th and 20th. Next is a two-parter by Max Landis and Jock called The Sound Of One Hand Clapping These will be available January 27th and February 3rd. On February 10th Fabian Nicieza and Phil Hester do a one-and-done called The Coming Of … Sugar And Spike–?! And then we get Ron Marz[...]

Jock tweets; Sunday Joker page, written by @Uptomyknees — pic.twitter.com/15FBedldiT — jock (@jock4twenty) December 8, 2013   That would be Max Landis, writer of Chronicle, and recently turned comic book creator. Note how many different eras of The Joker are being represented From Robinson to  Romero, to Adams to Bolland, Nicholson to Dini and Capullo to… are those Heath Ledger's[...]

Barr and Guillem March Scott Snyder and Sean Murphy With pin-ups by artists Michael Allred, Patrick Gleason and Mick Gray, Jock and Graham Nolan. Detective Comics #27 is 96 pages long, out in January 8th with a cover price of $7.99 US Hope you still have money after Christmas… Detective Comics #27 is coming… for a second time[...]

Dynamite Entertainment is expanding its line of hardcover art books to now include The Art Of Jock The British illustrator who has worked on series like Hellblazer: Pandemonium, The Losers, Savage Wolverine will be joining other artists on the shelf like Alex Ross, Sean Phillips and Howard Chaykin. Jock got his break in comics working on[...]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyCTmfwHA04[/youtube] Jock's fifteen-year-old son Aubrey has created a trailer for Jock's upcoming run on Savage Wolverine…. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyCTmfwHA04[/youtube] Jock's fifteen-year-old son Aubrey has created a trailer for Jock's upcoming run on Savage Wolverine…. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyCTmfwHA04[/youtube] Jock's fifteen-year-old son Aubrey has created a trailer for Jock's upcoming run on Savage Wolverine…. [...]

Oh, and another dazzling cover by Francavilla. Swamp Thing #21 by Jock Wait, what's Man-Thing doing in this cover too? Oh wait, my bad I always get confused with who came first I do like Jock's stylized take on the jolly green giant, with the layered multicolored ivy being a nice touch Sharp contrast with the kneeling[...]

USA Today has reported that British comics creator Jock is to take on the Savage Wolverine title after Joe Madueira and Zeb Wells's short run on the book And that he'll be writing and drawing the book. Jock, the co-re-imagined of The Losers and co-creator of Snapshot from Rebellion and Image, is best known for his[...]

I guess I understand why the reader isn't told that he's reading already published material, Image probably enjoys it's crazy resell market, it certainly does make the publishing house look like the belle of the ebay ball, so let the casual reader and speculator see DIGGLE & JOCK and pee a little bit in their[...]

What is this new Joker mystery, exactly? We haven't seen enough to know for sure, quite yet, but there's an interesting theory or two in the forum.

Though it does look like, basically, the Joker has had his face reattached to his head by way of a belt that does up at the back. And now Jock has tweeted the following… looks rather like a facial closeup of the new Joker to me… with a face full of stitches and wires. Frankenstein's Joker? [...]

Joseph Salas reports from tonight's Scott Snyder & Jeff Lemire spotlight panel: Scott confirmed that Jock will be doing the art in backups in the next Batman story arc. Meanwhile, check out this new Dark Knight Rises poster from Jock: Joseph Salas reports from tonight's Scott Snyder & Jeff Lemire spotlight panel: Scott confirmed that Jock will be[...]

JockWatch: Jock's cover to Jason Starr's WolverineMAX coming from Marvel in October. This is Computo the Comic Link Conqueror speaking I come for your women But for now I merely collate comic-related bits and pieces online One day I will rule Until that day, read on. They say I am a work in progress The fools. 20th Century[...]

And the police scanner that Hope is using to monitor criminal activity. The Isotope Bank And Trust, 326 Fell Street? A quick trip to Google reveals that in San Francisco, the bay of which the scene is set, on 326 Fell Street at Gough Street you'll actually find the famous Isotope comic store. Clearly the Serpent Society were[...]

Jock Batman A sketchbook Some pens Just make sure you stand back when he lets rip… Jock Batman A sketchbook Some pens Just make sure you stand back when he lets rip… Jock Batman A sketchbook Some pens Just make sure you stand back when he lets rip… Jock Batman A sketchbook[...]

I'll be having a go myself. Well, to celebrate that, here's news of Andy Diggle and Jock's Snapshot comic book announced at last year's Kapow.  As planned, it will run first in Judge Dredd Megazine instead, ten pages a month, in the slot previously filled by Mills and Lengley's American Reaper and Si Spurrier and PJ Holden's[...]

If you're lucky. Created at the Kapow Comic Convention earlier in the year, its aim was to tell a Superior story with as many people as possible, raise money for charity and break a couple of world records in the process. I'm not sure how the Most Contributors To A Comic Book record was arrived at –[...]

It was to have been edited by Scott Dunbier and Mark Chiarello. On re-announcement in October 2010 with considerable pomp and publicity, it was now to be Giuseppe Camuncoli who would layout every issue, and Jim Lee would paint over the first issue layouts, Camuncoli doing the whole second issue with Diego Latorre and Jock signed[...]

Written by Scott Snyder, drawn by Jock, here's his cover for issue 873… and the sketch that bore it. Who'd have thought people would get quite so excited about a Batcomic not written by Grant Morrison? But Detective Comics is suddenly that thing Hot, sold out, second print, it's clear it has our attention Written by[...]

In the teaser trailer than ran for Misfits a Series Two couple of weeks ago, a familiar art style stood out,  that of Batman artist and Losers co-creator Jock. And then today the art appeared as if my magic in my inbox Here, for the first time, exclusively, is Jock's promotional art for the teaser trailer. And[...]