Jordie Bellaire Archives

del Rey, colorist Jordie Bellaire, and letterer Aditya Bidikar Once again, Geralt has to play detective because he just can't let things go Despite the so-called "Witcher's code of neutrality," which is largely made up so that Geralt can avoid getting into sticky political situations with the dodgy people who hire him, Geralt just can't[...]

Thompson and Casagrande are joined by Jordie Bellaire, Eisner-winning colorist, to round out this all-star team. Now, Thompson spoke to Marvel.com about this "life-changing" storyline for Natasha Romanoff ahead of the series September debut. Black Widow #3 cover will continue Kelly Thompson and Elena Casagrande's run Credit: Marvel Comics Kelly Thompson said: "It's a bold new vision for Black[...]

When you add to that the enticing cover which promises a new ring wielder in the future that's undoubtedly not a green recruit, a new multi-armed Doctor Fate and the accurately named Monster Boy, you'd expect Legion of Super-Heroes #6 to be all kinds of amazing. The cover of Legion Of Super-Heroes #6 published by DC[...]

Jordie Bellaire has a writer's commentary on the recently released Vampirella & Red Sonja #1 – and has shared it with Bleeding Cool Aren't we lucky? Aren't you lucky? Are we not all blessed? COVER: Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson! What an amazing cover, when our editor told me he had the Dodsons on to draw these two[...]

The second guest-star…well, I certainly wasn't expecting him and definitely not in this fashion. Death of the Inhumans #3 art by Ariel Olivetti and Jordie Bellaire Ariel Olivetti continues to bring his talent to the page, detailing this issue with an almost cold and precise style It adds to the somber atmosphere well, and the stark color[...]

The dialogue holds steady for much of the book, though it stretches to make a metaphor about stars and darkness that becomes exceedingly forced by the end of the comic. Beyond that, it's a good story that brings Barbara back to the family history she'd rather forget. Batgirl Annual #2 art by Elena Casagrande and Jordie Bellaire Elena[...]

Even without clear context, the scene is still harrowing, but it's not quite the personal tragedy for one of the characters which the book seems to be conveying due to the lack of clarity. Also, something as simple as using characters' names more would help. Days of Hate #7 art by Danijel Zezelj and Jordie Bellaire Danijel Zezelj's[...]

However, the council informs Carter that Ellis and Vil are on their way to Mountainview. The Dead Hand #5 cover by Stephen Mooney and Jordie Bellaire The Dead Hand #5 gives a more in-depth look at Roger, his creation, and what he was intended to do It serves as a solid allegory for the last few years[...]

The ending undercuts it a little, but it doesn't completely cover the fact that this issue has Black Bolt reciting the names of dead Inhumans as a weapon against his enemies. Death of the Inhumans #2 art by Ariel Olivetti and Jordie Bellaire Ariel Olivetti renders this comic once again, and I still find myself shocked that[...]

Meanwhile, Ellis links up with an old Soviet agent named Vil, and the two make their way towards Mountainview. The Dead Hand #4 cover by Stephen Mooney and Jordie Bellaire Dead Hand #4 further complicates the tenuous peace of Mountainview with the approach of Ellis and Vil as well as Harriet's rebellious youth landing her in the[...]

However, it had me invested, if only for a little bit. Infinity Countdown #5 art by Mike Hawthorne, Jose Marzan Jr., and Jordie Bellaire Mike Hawthorne and Aaron Kuder both do a decent job in this issue Kuder's work really disappointed me last issue, and that is mostly made up for in this installment His panels tend[...]

They deserve better than to be struck down with this reckless abandon. Death of the Inhumans #1 art by Ariel Olivetti and Jordie Bellaire Ariel Olivetti provides the art to this comic, and his work is almost unrecognizable here That's not to say that it's bad, but it lacks that textured 3-D feeling of his usual fare[...]

The wedding day of Batman and Catwoman has arrived at last. All that remains to be done is to find a judge, two witnesses, and to walk down the aisle.

Why awkwardly villainize an entire nation when you have plenty of decent supervillains lying around? Ninja-K #8 art by Juan Jose Ryp and Jordie Bellaire Juan Jose Ryp triumphs in this setup, playing with the powers and fighting styles of the characters in sequences of beautifully controlled chaos The fight scenes are punchy and intricate, the characters[...]

That said, I was into it before long. Pontifications on the nature of the medium and comic love ballads aside, this issue, despite its increased wordiness, managed to stay compelling from beginning to end. Days of Hate #6 art by Danijel Zezelj and Jordie Bellaire Danijel Zezelj continues to impress with his shadow-heavy and obscured style[...]