Joshua Cassara Archives

Truly a dream-come-true" Joshua Cassara: "The Green Lagoon is closed until further notice." We previously looked at newsletters from Gerry Duggan, Kieron Gillen and Al Ewing about saying goodbye to the X-Men and the Krakoan Age All three co-wrote the final issue of X-Men #35, but there are a few others with some poignant moments to[...]

Silva, Joshua Cassara, Kris Anka, Pepe Larraz (CA) Phil Noto THE FALL OF X BEGINS HERE! The Hellfire Gala is always the biggest event of the season…but this year's will change everything for Krakoa What is meant to be mutantkind's biggest night becomes their biggest nightmare as the Fall of X begins! All your favorite X-Men[...]

Silva, Joshua Cassara, Kris Anka & Pepe Larraz Color Artists: Rain Beredo, Ceci De La Cruz, Matthew Wilson, Erick Arciniega & Marte Gracia Lettering: Virtual Calligraphy Design: Tom Muller w/ Jay Bowen G.O.D.S Interlude Writers: Jonathan Hickman & Gerry Duggan Artist: Valerio Schiti Color Artist: Marte Gracia Cover Artists: Phil Noto, George Perez & Edgar Delgado, Francesco Manna & Flavio Dispenza [X-Vote], Mashal[...]

Joshua Cassara is a Marvel exclusive comic book artist, one of their Stormbreakers branded creators from 2020, who uses to work on Titan Comics titles such as The Troop, Mycroft Holmes, Doctor Who and Dark Souls, before being picked up by Marvel for Falcon, Sentry, Secret Empire, and recently X-Force and X Lives Of Wolverine[...]

 Well, lucky for you, they didn't disappoint and today have shared what they have in store for us by unveiling the eleven different covers that will be available. X LIVES OF WOLVERINE #1 Cover by ADAM KUBERT, courtesy of Marvel. The selection of covers (which you may see below) fans will get to choose from for the[...]

Silva, Joshua Cassara, Natacha Bustos, Iban Coello, and Patrick Gleason. "We packed this book full of top-flight artistic talent, all paying tribute to the King," Executive Editor Tom Brevoort said "So while you can just read these as stories, readers are definitely going to want to savour the experience, and see how each artist stacks up[...]

I know that seems obvious, but people have missed that point recently when talking about things like this or The Last Jedi. The Sentry #3 art by Joshua Cassara, Kim Jacinto, and Rain Beredo Joshua Cassara and Kim Jacinto once again split this comic and give a nice balance between the more cartoonish world of Bob and[...]

I won't dive deeper into that idea as to not spoil, but the book gets very intense very fast. The Sentry #2 art by Kim Jacinto and Rain Beredo Kim Jacinto and Joshua Cassara split the art on this one, with Jacinto depicting the world inside the Confluctor and Cassara on the real world It's a nice[...]

The Patriot himself has managed a daring escape, but Deacon Frost is hard to avoid. Falcon #8 cover by Jay Anacleto and Romulo Fajardo Jr. This is the final issue of Rodney Barnes and Joshua Cassara's Falcon title, and this finale leaves me more heartbroken than I expected What was once the gem of Marvel's Legacy line ends[...]

Again, there is a good version of this somewhere in the multiverse; this just wasn't it. Falcon #7 art by Joshua Cassara and Rachelle Rosenberg Joshua Cassara returns to turn in an absolutely gorgeous issue of the book While the violence feels incurious, exploitative, and empty, it at least looks good Cassara weaves a pastoral, textured, and[...]

Falcon and Spider-Man are notably absent from the Marvel June 2018 solicits. We talk about it and the possible future of the characters here.

It seems more ambiguous than intended. Falcon #5 art by Joshua Cassara and Rachelle Rosenberg Joshua Cassara's artwork continues to be fantastic, creating the gritty world this comic needs The fight scenes look quite good, and there is a super satisfying panel of Sam punching the crap out of Blackheart The demon son himself has a great[...]

It's an oddly refreshing change of pace. Falcon #4 art by Joshua Cassara and Rachelle Rosenberg Joshua Cassara and Rachelle Rosenberg make this another gorgeous comic with a unique visual identity all its own It's textured, atmospheric, and just looks generally quite gorgeous The colors give the world a cold and dangerous feeling that really jives with[...]

This is the premise for the new Falcon comic by Rodney Barnes and Joshua Cassara. While I've been a big fan of the series so far, Falcon #1 stands out for its status as a powerful mission statement and focus on humanity While it does have its kickass moments of Sam Wilson flying in to stop criminals, it also shows him trying peaceful[...]

Something notable is how claustrophobic Joshua Cassara and Rachelle Rosenberg make the setting feel The city is burning, and the smoke keeps you from seeing open streets and grand skyscrapers It's all blaze and ash It adds to the intensity and fondly reminds me on Ed Brubaker's Mad Bomb arc from his later Captain America[...]

He's not, but sometimes interpretation of a text is more important than the text itself, death of the author and all that. Falcon #1 Art by Joshua Cassara and Rachelle Rosenberg Sam Wilson was a Captain America that loudly and proudly took a side He didn't pick a so-called neutral position and fearfully stick to it[...]

Via a report on ComicBook.com, Marvel has scored a pretty big coup by landing writer and producer Rodney Barnes (The Boondocks, Everybody Hates Chris) to write the series, with art by Joshua Cassara As teased by one of Marvel's Legacy homage covers, Sam Wilson will be The Falcon again for the new series, which will also[...]

Now, even though I am Bleeding Cool’s “Secret Empire is actually pretty good” guy, doesn’t mean I think the series is perfect. It has its flaws, and one

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Secret Empire #4 cover With the latest issue of Secret Empire by Nick Spencer, Leinil Francis Yu, Rod Reis and Joshua Cassara, we get quite a change of pace from the series thus far. The story largely focuses on the opposing Avengers teams, the underground rebel Avengers led by the AI of Tony Stark, and the[...]

Secret Empire: Uprising #1 has a great premise, but It’s just a shame that it’s fumbled and dropped within the first two bleeding pages.

But when Miles Morales reveals a terrible secret, how will his friends react? And what about the Hydra Youth?! Find out as we put letters to this first look preview of Secret Empire: Uprising #1, from Derek Landy and Joshua Cassara, in stores May 31! Every so often, comic book publishers send out previews of[...]

First spotted by eagle-eyed Bleeding Cool Rumormonger-in-Chief Rich Johnston in April, the Hydra Youth appear in the third of three unlettered interior pages below, tossing rocks at Miles Morales in a decidedly un-Nazi-like fashion. "Bridging Secret Empire #3 and #4, 'Uprising' is an absolute can't-miss issue that illuminates a path for the heroes of the Marvel[...]

Posted by Olly MacNamee With our recent coverage of Noel Clarke and Joshua Cassara new comic The Troop debuting from Titan Comics December 9th at a comic shop near you, we asked Cassara whether he could share the procedures he takes from pencil, to pen to printed page This is what he kindly shared with us[...]