Jordie Bellaire Archives

I've pretty much loved everything I've read that he's written, but not to the point that I've had to devour everything he's ever done (I imagine this might change sooner than later). Ellis collaboration with Declan Shalvey and Jordie Bellaire on Marvel's relaunch of Moon Knight will be ending with issue 6 And though the title[...]

On top of that, I'm a huge fan of Matt Hollingsworth, Dave Stewart, Justin Ponsor, Laura Martin, Lee Loughridge, Dave McCaig, Jordie Bellaire, and I'm sure a bunch of others that I'm forgetting They all do incredible and inspiring work. MB: What significance does color have for you? What colors do you gravitate towards and use[...]

By Dylan Gonzalez Beer: Moonray Brewery: Terrapin Beer Co. Once in a while, you come across a beverage just a little more peculiar than the others and you have to try it.  A new addition to my store, I decided to try Terrapin Beer Co.'s Moonray, a part of their Side Project series, a beer brewed with chocolate[...]

Cebulski (I doubt he can even remember how many of these he's moderated anymore), Tom Brevoort, Declan Shalvey, Jordie Bellaire, Jasons Latour and Aaron and Charles Soule Cebulski got things started by asking the crowd of attendees how many wanted to break in as writers, artists, colorists, inkers and editors The number of hands went[...]

Generally, a comic loses a sense of cohesion when there's no consistent artist but Zero avoids that by the brilliant, unifying color design of Jordie Bellaire and the taut, meticulous story that Kot is telling Every issue ends up being a new experience and a new surprise all building an already rich world and mythology[...]

In fact, I'm very much looking forward to it. Jordie Bellaire Nobody gives colorists enough credit Not even me One of the names that came up again and again in suggestions after last week's column was Jordie Bellaire, one of the most noteworthy, prolific and awesome colorists work in contemporary comics Her work is impressive in[...]

Written by Simon Spurrier, with artwork by PJ Holden, colors by Jordie Bellaire, and letters by Simon Bowland, the first thing you'll notice about the comic is how compressed it is, something that's becoming unusual these days At a guess, it's likely that this kind of densely crafted storytelling relates to its short-form serial origin[...]

With Issue #5, produced with Will Tempest, Jordie Bellaire and Clayton Cowles, it steps up in a very big way Here are five things I liked about Issue #5. 1.Collateral It's a tiny little moment but this opening exchange sets up so much in three shots Zero's isolation, the surveillance on both him and his handler[...]

Like Tom, we're willing to invest in good intentions and a little more self-awareness about our own very personal motivations in trying to change the world. Tom Strong and the Planet of Peril is written by Peter Hogan, pencilled by Chris Sprouse, inked by Karl Story, colored by Jordie Bellaire, and lettered by Todd Klein[...]

Jordie Bellaire's colors continue to deliver the extremes of contrasting sequences with an unmistakably distinctive accent Pink and orange have never seemed to sinister and even, perhaps, a little nightmarish. Rios establishes her abilities to handle prolonged action scenes with visceral violence, and also her experimental personality in layouts There's a tiling effect of panels overlaid[...]

Moon Knight will get a new Marvel Now series from Warren Ellis, Declan Shalvey, and Jordie Bellaire in March, breaking from the LA Times: A mercenary brought back to life by an ancient Egyptian god, the moneyed, gadget-equipped vigilante alter ego of Marc Spector fights crime at night dressed in white Moon Knight has been criticized[...]

It's unpredictable, it's energetic, and as readers have come to expect from the team up of Peter Hogan writing, Chris Sprouse penciling, and Karl Story inking, and Jordie Bellaire on colors, it's lavishly rendered It'll remind you why you like Tom Strong in the first place, which is a pretty solid argument for the existence[...]

Again, part of our "you give me the statistic, I'll give you the plug" program. Valiant's new rebooted Quantum and Woody #1 sold out early last week with

Winter Soldier #19 by Declan Shalvey & Jordie Bellaire This is my favorite cover of the week, hands down Since this is the final issue for the series, it only makes sense to go out with a major bang The blinding white light from the explosion mixed with the rain of shrapnel makes this cover gripping[...]

Thus far, he reports that the current scripts for the issues are perfect, and fit right into the show's history. IDW will also be re-releasing the Topps and Wildstorm X-files books of past years in a TPB series. Mark adds: IDW has elaborated on the X-Files news with the following: THE X-FILES: SEASON 10 will be written by Joe Harris,[...]

Colourist Jordie Bellaire posted on her tumblr, addressed to an unnamed comic convention who had decided not to list comic book colourists as guests at their next event Your archaic view of creatives is part of what keeps jobs of this industry undervalued Congratulations, you've officially locked out a great percentage of talented, friendly, hard working[...]

Louis Falcetti writes; Mara is a comic with a special appeal for massholes (for the international set, a "masshole" is a person from the state

Creators involved include Natalie Abadzis, Nick Abadzis, Adrian Bamforth, Jasper Bark, Donna Barr, Jordie Bellaire, Paul H Birch, Bolt-01, Dan Boultwood, Mark Buckingham, Jim Campbell, Richmond Clements, Jason Cobley, Simon Coleby, Mike Collins, Martin Conaghan, Gary Crutchley, Glenn Dakin, Al Davison, Brandon DeStefano, Benjamin Dickson, Martin Eden, Mats Engesten, Gary Erskine, Al Ewing, Glenn B[...]