Joe Prado Archives

Joe Prado is best known as a comic book inker, and best known for inking Ivan Reis, for DC Comics This includes acclaimed runs on Aquaman, Superman, and Justice League But Joe Prado also works as an agent for Chiaroscuro Studios, working with other comic book creators, especially representing Brazilian artists to the USA Chiaroscuro[...]

Who gave her a copy of the book she was writing, Man Of Steel, for Lana to read – before even Clark had the chance. Credit: DC Comics In today's Superman #29, the last issue from Brian Bendis, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, Lana reads aloud an extract on her podcast – with full permission from Lois[...]

Louis 6-8pm. Adam Hughes store appearance, Infinite Realities, Tucker, Georgia 6-8pm. Raina Telgemeier's "It Takes Guts!" Tour, Friends Central School, Wynnewood, PA 7-8pm. Dean Haspiel's The Red Hook War Cry signing at JHU Comic Books, New York 6-8pm. And a happy birthday to… Aquaman and Justice League inker of Ivan Reis, Joe Prado Five Ghosts, Solar and Violent Love writer Frank J Barbiere Assassins Creed cover artist Amrit Birdi Writer of Exterminators, Hellblazer, Testament and Swamp[...]

Meanwhile, Rogol Zaar is tearing his way back to Earth now that he has access to it once more. Superman #2 cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Alex Sinclair Superman #2 is an example of one of those weird comics where little is advanced, yet I'm never left bored I enjoyed the book, but I did[...]

He is next visited by the Martian Manhunter, whom has a most unusual proposal for the Man of Steel. Superman #1 cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Alex Sinclair It's officially begun: we've arrived at the Brian Michael Bendis era of Superman I mean, we already had Man of Steel which I fawned over, but now[...]

He is overlooked but not deterred. In the present, Superman investigates a series of mysterious arsons, a pair of villains, and meets a new fire chief. The Man of Steel #1 cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Alex Sinclair Whether or not Rogol Zar will be a compelling villain remains to be seen after reading Man of[...]

Welcome to the first official episode of Bleeding Cool’s Comics Chatter! We continue our chat this week by moving on to Terrifics #1 from DC Comics.

This year on the panel were Julie Benson, Shawna Benson, Franco, Dan Jurgens, Steve Orlando, Joe Prado, and James Tynion IV. The moderator started things off by asking who or what the panels' favorite Superman books were. Dan Jurgens piped up, saying that his favorite super man (and best suggestion) is Alan Moore's Superman (Eliot – 3 stories as[...]

Joe Prado, the artist on this weeks Justice League of America Rebirth #1 sat down in the DC Comic Art Academy to show how he does his art Prado immediately starts on a sketch of Batman, who he says his wife hates him to draw because he always draws Batman He jokes about how he[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] [Spoiler Warning – There will be some mild spoilers in this review] Cover by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado & Marcelo Maiolo The JLA Rebirth: The Ray one shot had a lot riding on it for me It's the return of a classic character I've always been a bit of a fan of, it's a gay male[...]

Their sixth annual award ceremony took place on June 17th and these are the winners: FAVORITE INKER: Joe Prado (Batman '66 The Lost Episode; Cyborg). MOST-ADAPTABLE INKER: Walden Wong (Earth 2: World's End; Justice League Dark; Wolverines; A-Force). PROPS (inker deserving of more attention): Wade Von Grawbadger (All-New Captain America; Spider-Man; Justice League of America; Legends of the Dark Knight; Astro[...]

This is the cover to DC's Previews spinoff magazine, out in stores in a week's time, with all the DC June solicitation details for DC Rebirth. The delayed

DC Comics creators Ivan Reis and Joe Prado were commissioned by Zack Snyder, Deborah Snyder and Wesley Coller to create an exclusive art piece featuring Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. The image was printed in quality paper for a thank you gift to all the folk from Cruel and Unusual Films, Snyder's company and co-producer of Batman V Superman:[...]

Even Aquaman had two. There were rumours at the time that these were due to character contract comlpications that also doomed an announced Raven series, but these were dismissed. Now that the New 52 is no more, Cyborg is getting his own series from David Walker and the Justice League/Aquaman team of Ivan Reis and Joe Prado. Should[...]

But who is drawing it? The DC Comics website lists Ben Oliver, Chris Sprouse, Dan Jurgens, Cameron Stewart, Klaus Janson, Gary Frank, Nicola Scott and "Various". Whereas Amazon lists Giuseppe Camuncoli, Jae Lee, Jon Bogdanove, Gary Frank, Todd Nauck, Chris Sprouse, Andrew Robinson, Duncan Rouleau, Cameron Stewart, Pete Woods, Ben Oliver, Nicola Scott, Marcus To, Joe Prado,[...]

The big DC Comics panel at Baltimore Comic Con kicked off on Saturday afternoon at 3PM, hosted by Bobbie Chase, featuring Greg Capullo, Cliff Chiang, David Finch, Dan Jurgens, Aaron Kuder, Paul Levitz, Joe Prado, Ivan Reis, and Peter Tomasi. The year 2014 is the 75th anniversary of Batman, and DC aren't done yet, with a[...]

For a while, Marvel were doing a great job with the friendship between Anole and Rockslide, but with those characters being quite separated of late, it's a relationship that has been sorely lacking in comics too. And just check out their awesome apartment! Finally, the big one for me: this week we see the introduction of two[...]

This is the 1:100 variant cover for Multiversity #1, the new reality-bending comic book series written by Grant Morrison, the first issue drawn by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, coloured by Nei Ruffino. I don't know about you, but it looks to me as if it has been drawn by Grant Morrison himself And based on[...]

Script by Len Wein, artwork by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Joe Prado, and cover by Alex Ross. Coming November 2014. Spinning out of the DC Digital panel is news of Batman '66: The Lost Episode, based on a story that Harlan Ellison wrote for the original show that was never produced Script by Len Wein, artwork[...]

Courtesy of the Aquaman Shrine twitter feed (giving away a a digital copy on Wednesday to a lucky follower), variant covers by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado to DC Comics' Forever Evil #1 out this Wednesday, with Ultraman, Superwoman and Owlman variant covers… the new Trinity… So without the superheroes, who's going to take[...]

There is a Brazilian crowdfunding project aiming to publish an art book named "Ícones dos Quadrinhos" ("Comics' Icons"), where 100 artists around the world will draw their favorite comics characters. Artists include Ryan Sook, Alex Maleev, Sean Murphy, Peter Kuper, Ivan Reis, Mike Deodato, Eduardo Risso, Rafael Grampa and other Brazilian fan favourites. One of the rewards[...]

Ivan Reis and Joe Prado are leaving Aquaman to work on Justice League, with their Aquaman writer, Geoff Johns. But who will replace Reis and Prado on the book they made their own? The issue 15 cover for Aquaman, kicking off an Aquaman/Justice League crossover, looks very much like Eddy Barrows, or Eduardo Barros Now, DC sometimes[...]

In June Bleeding Cool first reported that Jim Lee was to leave DC's premiere New 52 title, Justice League and that the publisher was looking for replacement artists for a series of twelve issue runs over several years. In August Bleeding Cool reported that Ivan Reis was to leave Aquaman and take over Justice League, presuming[...]

But it doesn't feel that inspired, you could probably get the same sense of satisfaction reading a Wikipedia synopsis. Of cousre if you buy it, it's possible you may be able to flip it on eBay. Brightest Day #22 by Geoff Johns, Pete Tomasi, Scot Clark, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado is not the kind of comic[...]