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[rwp-review-recap id="0"] For the final installment of Bleeding Cool's Countdown to Avengers: Infinity War, we are going to be looking at the story which the film seems to be taking most of its inspiration: Infinity by Jonathan Hickman, Jim Cheung, Jerome Opena, and Dustin Weaver. Infinity #1 cover by Adam Kubert and Laura Martin Not only was this[...]

In what may go down as one of the all-time-great comic book bromances, Jonathan Hickman and Robert Kirkman are teaming up to executive produce television shows at Amazon based on two comics co-created by Hickman: East of West and Transhuman. Respective series artists and co-creators Nick Dragotta and J.M Ringuet will also executive produce those projects, according[...]

The same week of the movie itself, we'll be taking a look at Jonathan Hickman's Infinity, from where much of Avengers: Infinity War will be mining its plot points. In the end, do I recommend Infinity Gauntlet? Hell yeah It's a classic for a reason It's weird, it's ephemeral, it's fun, and it's gorgeous It's one[...]

It looks like Jonathan Hickman may have signed his next contract with Marvel Comics — but we understand that previously he was all ready to go at DC Comics. Photo by Kendall Whitehouse The switch came down to a number of things. C.B Cebulski as Marvel's new Editor-in-Chief was a major reason for Hickman to change his mind about[...]

Jonathan Hickman's New Avengers also told a T'Challa-focused tale and was actually another really good series. New Avengers #1 cover by Jock One thing about Avengers titles over the past decade or so is that Brian Michael Bendis never seemed particularly interested in the character of T'Challa, only really bringing him in to AvX due to his[...]

I think it would be awesome to see, as Moore has a genuine talent for this kind of comic — it'd also be awesome to see what he brought to Suicide Squad. These things do happen, though, and sometimes comics can be pretty much finished and just never see the light of day (Jonathan Hickman and[...]

In January, Avatar Press, the publisher of Bleeding Cool has its mind on war - just like the rest of us. And with a new collection of Uber from Kieron

In an interview with ComicBook.com, Marvel honcho Tom Brevoort mentioned that Dan Slott will be on Amazing Spider-Man for the long haul.

that were never published. Marvel Executive Vice President Of Never Answering The Goddamn Question Tom Brevoort appeared in an interview with ComicBook.com today to deftly avoid giving a straight answer to any questions the website asked him. One of those was a question about when Jonathan Hickman is returning to the Marvel Universe, which Brevoort answered by[...]

X-Men tie-ins because that story is awful. I stuck with the Avengers through the Jonathan Hickman days, though I did splinter off to the Avengers World title when it started, which was primarily written by Nick Spencer I liked Hickman and Spencer's work quite a bit, but it never quite reached the level of enjoyment I[...]

A deliberate avoidance or blind ignorance, who knows, but he does at least get one of the final writers of the Fantastic Four for Marvel, Jonathan Hickman to confirm what Bleeding Cool first reported. In a series of articles, starting in 2014, Bleeding Cool stated that Marvel were going to be cancelling their Fantastic Four comic[...]

With the reveal at Disney's D3 Expo at Anaheim of the Children of Thanos, aiding the Mad Titan in his assault on the heroes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Avengers: Infinity War, there's an interesting point to note. L-R: Corvus Glaive, Proxima Midnight, Thanos, Ebony Maw and Black Dwarf As I mentioned in the reveal article,[...]

However, another option seemed more likely: the Black Order. Although initially consisting of five members, the Black Order were introduced in Jonathan Hickman's Infinity event, and were the lieutenants of the Mad Titan Thanos himself And Hickman's work at Marvel has been used as inspiration for the Marvel Cinematic Universe before. Well, it would seem that these[...]

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a comic creator who sees that their cover is by Jonathan Hickman feels something die inside It's inevitably going to be on another, unattainable level… And August sees a month of such variant covers, continuing Image's 25th anniversary promotions And the first two are for Elsewhere and The Wicked +[...]

It's unknown what connection Image have with the mysterious Freemasons – are they longtime accomplices in a secret plot to support the new world order, or simply renting the lodge for the weekend? We don't know the answer, but it's worth noting that the Image Comics ongoing book scheduling process is nearly as arcane and secretive as[...]

Event comics have taken a little bit of a beating this weekend. For one thing, they were frequently presented in rebuttals as an alternative reason for

For fans of Jonathan Hickman and Dustin Weaver's S.H.I.E.L.D series, which saw issue #4 published in December of 2011, we have some good news and some bad news The good news first? https://twitter.com/JHickman/status/844334972114817024 But the bad news: https://twitter.com/JHickman/status/844335197495738371 Oof So when can we expect them then? https://twitter.com/JHickman/status/844335383408234496 Damn you, internet! Luckily, Dustin Weaver has had the forethought to draw the issues three years ago. Look,[...]

01 (out 1/25/17 from Image Comics by Jonathan Hickman, Tomm Coker, Michael Garland and Rus Wooton) is simultaneously a seriously intimidating graphic tome as well as being an absurd amount of bang for your buck (provided you're paying in American bucks and not worthless, worthless British pounds) It is so immense and packed full of everything it takes nearly[...]

Which comes out to around $4.50 an hour. — Jonathan Hickman (@JHickman) 17 January 2017 I see a lot of Breaking In To Comics advice being tweeted I posted this just recently, but here it is again: https://t.co/iRu6fhaXXg — Kurt Busiek Resists (@KurtBusiek) January 17, 2017 STOP worrying about "breaking into comics." Worry about how you're going to finish[...]

But this is about the first volume from Jonathan Hickman, Mike Costa and Di Amorim… which I really enjoyed reading. The premise for the series was very straightforward and clever What would happen if all of the mythological gods turned out to not only be real, but all returned to existence at the exact same time[...]

  Bleeding Cool's owner Avatar Press have launched their direct digital comics offerings - DRM-free comics from their range of extreme offerings from

I have been told that the finale of Secret Wars #9 by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic, to be published this Wednesday, bears something in similarity to Steven Moffat's first Doctor Who story with Christopher Eccleston. That's all How peculiar What could it be? SPOILER SPECULATION to follow… Because that would be the two parter The Empty[...]

Are you waiting for the 9th and final issue of Marvel's Secret Wars and looking for a recap? Have you not read them yet but plan on starting with issue

But I fancied highlighting two… The first by Jonathan Hickman looks at his initial presentation to all the other writers and editors at Marvel for the Secret Wars event  And in doing so told us how the series is going to end…I mean, I guess, that's how we all knew it would end[...]

Three pages of next week's Secret Wars #7 by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic, courtesy of Marvel PR and CBR. In case you couldn't tell from the logo. I'm sure Marvel will have the rest of the pages finished by then It appears a truth has been uttered and the Thor Corps have turned on their God Doom[...]

Today, Marvel is pleased to present Alex Ross' stunning cover to SECRET WARS #8 – the epic, penultimate issue of the blockbuster event! Chartbusting creators Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic march toward the end of their grand saga as the final battle against God Doom rages on! Battleworld teeters on the brink The Shield has[...]

For those of you not reading Jonathan Hickman's God Is Dead series from Avatar Press, besides the main storyline currently being done by Mike Costa and Juan Frigeri, there is a six-page back-up story In issue 41 a new story started called And Death Shall Have No Dominion Now I'm writing the back-up story, but[...]

Avatar Press is releasing the sixth volume of the Jonathan Hickman created series God Is Dead Written by Mike Costa and drawn by Emiliano Urdinola and Juan Frigeri, the newest trade collects issues #31 – 36 of the controversial series. God is Dead Vol 6 TPB The Titans are on the verge of being driven back into[...]

Is every Image Comic title writing apologetic notes? At least this one retailers don't have to still in themselves. From the new issue of The Dying And The Dead #3, which was solicited to have been published in March. In the back, writer Jonathan Hickman pens a note to all. Don't expect to see similar in Secret Wars….   [...]

Yesterday, Marvel announced a new comic, Secret Wars Too with Jonathan Hickman and friends doing comedy takes on the Secret Wars concept. But might it have competition? Everything Is Illuminated And Then It Dies is a comic parody that runs on 4chan/co that takes comics and totally reletters them Sometimes the humour is perfect, sometimes, it's lazy, sometimes it[...]