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People love to read about John Byrne and Wolverine – more than read about Scott Lobdell and X-Men – for now at least Welcome to the daily Lying In The Gutters a long-running run around the day before and the day ahead You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Photo by Luigi[...]

Such as a look at John Byrne's original plans for Wolverine, that then went in a different direction Welcome to the daily Lying In The Gutters a long-running run around the day before and the day ahead You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Sam & Dean, John Byrne and the 10[...]

Wolverine is a superhero with an iconic look with and without his mask on, but if legendary artist John Byrne had his way, the Logan we know and love might have looked a lot different. Photo by Luigi Novi / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Marvel executive Tom Brevoort has been sharing old Marvel artwork on Twitter to pass[...]

While orders for Superman: Man Of Steel Omnibus By John Byrne Volume 1 have also been cancelled and will be will be made available in a different format.  As will the Legion Of Super-Heroes: The Road To The Legion trade paperback Look at what you could have won… ABSOLUTE FABLES HC BOOK 01 (W) Bill Willingham (A)[...]

This is how the John Byrne She-Hulk Omnibus is listed on Amazon, to be be published in April 2020, and collecting both of his runs on the series that broke the fourth wall long before Deadpool thought it would be a neat idea It uses the original first issue cover by Byrne. But this is, it[...]

However, until we settle a firmer policy, please be extra careful with time travel stories! Editors I'd like to be advised of any such stories you plan until further notice! In Marvel Two-in-One #50 by John Byrne, published in 1979, Reed Richards advises Ben Grimm that the cure Reed has developed for his condition will not[...]

The one thing to remember is that the hero should always look as tough and as rugged and as dangerous as the villain.  If this isn't clear, I'll be happy to discuss it with you. Hulk #75 would have been Marvel Super-Heroes #75, with this cover… But X-Men's cover #113 was this, by John Byrne and Terry Austin. And[...]

Let's see what the reaction to this news is first. A previous generation… But yes, I can't help thinking of a certain series by one John Byrne… Which is still playing out somewhere in the DC Multiverse…   With characters such as these… It was John Byrne who created Cassandra Sandsmark as well – who also debuts on the DC Comics[...]

The publisher is bringing the actual John Byrne as their New York Comic Con EXCLUSIVE That's right, no one knows how, but IDW somehow coaxed Byrne out of his Byrne Robotics internet cave for a somewhat rare public appearance to sign at the IDW booth. Okay, they're also bringing a variant cover, the New York Comic-Con[...]

Next, Dunbier shared some new information about the upcoming John Byrne Marvel Classics Artifact Edition book.  At first, Dunbier asked if I would not share this information, which I told him that if there was something that he specifically asked me not to share that I would do as he requested Lucky for you though, after[...]

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Last year, John Byrne began work on a new X-Men comic book – but just for himself and his fans As C.B Cebulski was made Editor-In-Chief of Marvel Comics, there was talk of Marvel approaching John to publish it officially However for reasons that John Byrne seems unwilling to discuss, that is not happening[...]

Beyond comics. — robliefeld (@robertliefeld) June 4, 2019 But rather than dwelling on the unfathomable absence of Major X for the latter half of 2019, Liefeld chose to look back to the past at the legendary Uncanny X-Men run of Chris Claremont, John Byrne, and Terry Austin with a series of tweets explaining the importance of the[...]

Cebulski addressed what he's claimed is his top wishlist item: getting John Byrne back at Marvel Talk of Byrne's return has reached a fever pitch since the pair had breakfast together and Byrne started posting an X-Men fanfic comic on his Byrne Robotics forum There were even rumors, squashed by Bleeding Cool Rumourmonger-in-Chief Rich Johnston,[...]

Cebulski hosted a Q&A session at his New York Comic Con Marvel Fanfare panel, and he was, of course, asked about the return of John Byrne The controversial artist has been in the headlines for his fan-fiction X-Men comic and, of course, for the drawn-out courtship he and Cebulski have been engaging in for months[...]

One of the topics brought up was Marvel's plans for Chris Claremont in the X-Men universe, as well as Cebulski's recent meeting with John Byrne. "I can't speak too much to the specifics of anything without giving too much away," Cebulski said of the future of the X-Books "Cullen [Bunn] and Mark Guggenheim, what Charles [Soule][...]

Comic book creator John Byrne used to create X-Men comic books with Chris Claremont Then, after the death of Jean Grey, he left He continued to work for Marvel, DC and Dark Horse, writing and drawing a stunning array of different comic books including the likes of Fantastic Four, Alpha Flight, Hulk, Superman, Man of Steel, She-Hulk, Namor, West[...]

It was tin the pages of 1988's World of Krypton by John Byrne and Mike Mignola Black Zero was a terrorist organization that was ultimately responsible for the destruction of Krypton The problem involved cloning Kryptonians were extending their lives by keep clones in suspended animation and using them to harvest body parts A prominent[...]

His run on Star Trek: New Visions may be wrapping up as IDW joins the comics industry in turmoil, but fans of legendary artist John Byrne will pleased to know that more Byrne goodness will be available in July John Byrne's X-Men is getting an Artifact Edition from IDW, highlighting Byrne's work on the run[...]

The ginchy-est assortment of comic Mad-ness you've ever seen! HC w/Slipcase • FC • 468 Pages • $125.00 • 9" x 14" • ISBN: 978-1-68405-383-4 Bullet points:        The return of IDW Limited's Artist Select line!        Nearly 500 pages of Michael Allred's Madman brilliance!        Stories, covers, and pin-ups spanning the character's 25-year history!        Every one of the 999 copies is signed, numbered,[...]

Big Belly Burger, the fictional fast food franchise from DC Comics and the Arrowverse, gets its first faux commercial to promo the new seasons.

Superstar artist Sir Robert Liefeld shared some rare early artwork from his teen years, emulating a favorite Wolverine panel by the great John Byrne. It's a day ending in Y, which means it's as good a day as any to extract content from Rob Liefeld's Instagram and turn it into a clickbait article It's like hitting[...]

The Rocketeer: High Flying Adventures collection is a beautiful book filled with stunning art and compelling stories for all ages!

First will be a John Byrne Fantastic Four book, with his favorite FF stories Next was a Rob Liefeld book covering New Mutants, Deadpool, and Wolverine issues he did that featured Deadpool. After that was a Bob Layton Iron Man book, covering Layton's various runs on Iron Man Lastly was another Bill Sienkiwicz release[...]

DC Universe by John Byrne will collect much of the uncollected Out on 19th December, this $39.99 hardcover will contain Untold Legend Of Batman #1, New Teen Titans Annual #2, Outsiders #11, Green Lantern Annual #3, Secret Origins Annual #1, World Of Smallville #1-4, Superman Annual #2, World Of Metropolis #1-4, Power Of The Atom[...]

In April, Marvel Comics are to publish the Marvel Universe By John Byrne Omnibus, collecting a number of his shorter runs on titles, to accompany his already collected Fantastic Four, Uncanny X-Men and Alpha Flight runs. Collecting: Champions #11-15; Marvel Preview #11; Avengers #164-166, #181-191; Power Man #48-50; Marvel Premiere #47-48; Captain America #247-255; Silver Surfer (1982) #1; Incredible Hulk #314-319;[...]

pic.twitter.com/xx4LVMbOOS — Frank Miller (@FrankMillerInk) July 16, 2015 And from Jim Lee's side, #SDCC2015 continues–got to hand deliver @frankmillerink's #halloffame #eisneraward to him today at his NYC studio https://t.co/MyLzXW9Iic — Jim Lee (@JimLee) July 16, 2015 While over on the John Byrne board, he also learnt the news of his entry into the Eisner Hall Of Fame And… I was looking up[...]

And naturally everyone wanted to see what the John Byrne Forum had to say Here are select examples from a longer conversation between Byrne, Slott and member of the form We've used red marks to show quotation, for clarity. John Byrne: Slott, of course, expresses the all too common fannish position the Change Is Good! And a[...]

30 Rock's Scott Adsit posted on the John Byrne forum about his new acquisition, Ladies and Gentlemen, John Byrne has entered his own No Fly Zone. I give you the one-time-only, never again, morally depraved, ethically corrupt, unscrupulous, artistically impossible, hideous travesty of a mockery of a sham of a mockery of a travesty of two mockeries of[...]

Here's a recent commission from John Byrne  He shared the brief, 11" x 17" illustration of the Fantastic Four, landscape orientation as this one is a companion to the following commission: LINK The details are: – please draw Reed, Sue, Johnny, and She-Hulk in the black and white uniforms you designed – ponytail hairstyle for Sue, please draw Sue visible[...]