Jordan Boyd Archives

Beyond that, Donny Cates kind of drops the ball. Thanos Legacy #1 art by Brian Level and Jordan Boyd Brian Level and Jordan Boyd are the artists on the first story, and they do a decent job The line and inkwork are so heavy as to become obfuscating at times, and there is a particularly awkward panel[...]

None of these villains had an exclusively antagonistic relationship with Wolverine, and that seems to be the theme here. Hunt for Wolverine: Claws of a Killer #4 art by Butch Guice, Mack Chater, Cam Smith, and Jordan Boyd Butch Guice and Mack Chater conclude the miniseries strong too The artwork is detailed and gritty The emotion shown[...]

That doesn't mean its impossible to get attached — I certainly did — but it's far from what someone with a firm grasp on the plot could get from the comic. Deadly Class #34 art by Wes Craig and Jordan Boyd Wes Craig's artwork is gritty, kinetic, and wonderfully gory The fight scenes are gloriously realized, and[...]

Selina, Pamela, and Harleen always make for a compelling trio when they are united. Mother Panic: Gotha A.D #2 art by Ibrahim Moustafa and Jordan Boyd Ibriahim Moustafa's artwork is damn fantastic, using a lot of shadow to fill out the detail of this dangerous and crumbling iteration of Gotham City Panic's costume looks great, and Selina[...]

Thankfully for Evolution, the Skybound horror title by James Asmus, Joseph Keatinge, Christopher Sebela, Joshua Williamson, Joe Infurnari, and Jordan Boyd, it looks like the title has what it takes to survive. Evolution #1 is being "rushed back to print in order to keep up with increased customer demand," according to a press release from Image Comics. A[...]

Green Lantern is the latest DC hero to join the company's line of origin-revamping original graphic novels. Announced via IGN today, the wife-and-husband pair of writer Corinna Bechko and writer/artist Gabriel Hardman will team up with colorist Jordan Boyd to bring Green Lantern into the Earth One-Verse The book will see Hal Jordan revamped as a scientist and[...]

The humour is fun, the action is enjoyable, the dialogue witty and all in all it makes you feel like this could easily be the next comic picked up for a TV show or movie. Art by Ryan Browne It's kind of like Doctor Strange if he was still an asshole after becoming a hero. Soule and Browne[...]

Now, thanks to a press release from Image, we've learned that the company plans to celebrate its roots in the most Image founders way possible – with variant covers! Each month of the anniversary year will boast a special theme for the variants, beginning with the Wednesday, February 1st—the exact date of Image Comics' founding in[...]

Colors for the cover are done by Jordan Boyd I like that fact that in the initial design he typed the words "mushroom cloud". For more on Army of Darkness: Furious Road #1, click here. Gabriel Hardman took to his tumblr page to share his process art for the upcoming Army of Darkness: Furious[...]

 Written by Michael Moreci, drawn by Vic Malhotra, colored by Jordan Boyd, lettered by Ryan Ferrier, and designed by Tim Daniel, the book is very ambitious, both in its structure and its blending of different genres (part sci-fi, noir, and mystery, among others I'm sure we'll soon see). Ultimately the Roche Limit series is going to[...]

Colors for the cover are done by Jordan Boyd. I like how we get to see the three different takes on the layouts. From his blog, Gabriel Hardman is showing us the cover process for his upcoming project Savage Hulk #5 It's a 2 part story that Hardman is doing the art[...]

And there are only four issues of Wasteland left to go, anyway. DD: One thing that immediately jumped out to me when I first read Umbral was its color palette.  How involved are you and Chris with the color design with John Rauch and Jordan Boyd? Do you give overt color direction in scripting? AJ: I give[...]

There's nothing precious here, just a smart, terrified young woman facing the end of the world and swearing at it, as we all would. 2.     Pirate Ship Christopher Mitten, Jordan Boyd and Thomas Mauer really flex their muscles this issue, with several left hand splash page reveals and some beautifully placed, subtle lettering[...]

Every single element of this page sings from new colorist Jordan Boyd's subtle, eerie color scheme to Mitten's wonderfully burly design and the layout of the page itself This is one of those moments of perfect unity you sometimes get in visual arts, where you and the characters see something at the same time and[...]