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No rock band has become more tied to comics as KISS, with this new batch of stories featuring The Demon, Starchild, Spaceman and the Cat, written by Amy Chu with art by Kewber Baal. KISS is back! Back to the FUTURE in this dark sci-fi adventure In a world without sun and a world without heroes, four young friends[...]

Collins and Kewber Baal The adventures of Ash Williams continues in a dystopian future as imagined by Collins, the author of Sunglasses After Dark. Twenty years from "now": The Deadites and their Army of Darkness have succeeded in bringing down Western civilization An unexpected upshot of the demons taking over was supernatural species such as vampires, witches, and[...]

He has his own series, Dominatrix, that he has brought back at Arcana with Erik Hendrix writing and Kewber Baal doing the art Baal is also the artist on Dynamite's Kiss series, so obviously Gene really liked his work.  They synopsis for the first issue reads: From the mind of Gene Simmons, rock legend and media icon,[...]

Dynamite has sent us a special creator's commentary as they have put out the final issue of their KISS series with issue #10 by Amy Chu and Kewber Baal The majority of the commentary is by artist Baal who includes some of the commentary in his native Portuguese as well as English Then, at the[...]

Straight from Dynamite: a new Creator's Commentary by artist Kewber Baal, talking about KISS #9. The comic features a cover by Kyle Strahm and was written by Amy Chu. Olá again, everyone! I'm really happy to write another creator's commentary, now we'll talk about KISS #9! I hope all of you are enjoying knowing a bit about the[...]

This week sees the release of the Green Hornet: Reign of the Demon trade from David Liss and Kewber Baal with cover by Ken Lashley In the series, Britt Reid, the masked crimefighter known as the Green Hornet, and his inseparable ally Kato return But, if imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, it could be[...]

Dynamite has sent us a creator's commentary from Kewber Baal, interior artist for KISS #8 Cover art by Tom Mandrake. Olá, everyone! Here I am again, now commenting about KISS #8! In this book, I'll be a little more direct, as many general details and comments about my work process, I already explained in last issue's commentary,[...]

Got a bit of a twist on the usual writer's commentary, this time we have a creator's commentary by artist Kewber Baal talks KISS #7 Kewber has been working for Dynamite for a while now and is an artist to keep an eye on Cover by Tom Mandrake. Drawing KISS has really been a big challenge[...]

This week's exclusive extended preview from Dynamite include the second issue of the Doc Savage: Ring of Fire series by David Avallone and Dave Acosta and the first five issues of the new KISS series by Amy Chu and Kewber Baal, KISS: The Elder Vol 1. Doc Savage: Ring Of Fire #2 writer: David Avallone artist: Dave[...]

I was sent one yesterday by comic artist Kewber Baal It comes from House 137 Studios and it's called Zombie(Side) It's a collection of short stories focusing on zombies but in very different ways than we see in most cases These are people fighting zombies in the time of the witch trails, medieval times and[...]

Dynamite  has sent us a writer's commentary by David Liss on Green Hornet: Reign of the Demon #4, the grand finale, that is on sale now. Cover by Ken Lashley and interiors by Kewber Baal. Page 1-2: I always invest a lot of thought into how to end an issue and then resume the story[...]

Here we have Army of Darkness: Furious Road #1 by Collins and artist Kewber Baal. Twenty years from "now": The Deadites and their Army of Darkness have succeeded in bringing down Western civilization An unexpected upshot of the demons taking over was supernatural species such as vampires, witches, and werewolves forming an uneasy alliance with humanity[...]

Both books are on sale today. Cover by Moritat and interiors by Kewber Baal. JESSE HAMM: Your Green Hornet comics have the fun, fast-paced energy and bravado of '30s pulp stories I'm reminded of Robert E Howard's occasional crime stories, or the Mr Moto movies What are some of your influences, from prose and film? DAVID LISS: I don't think I[...]

And here we have the other half of the Writer-2-Writer interview from Dynamite, this time featuring Karl Kesel, writer of Battlestar Galactica: Gods & Monsters #3, asking the questions of writer Amy Chu about KISS #4. Cover by Lucio Parrillo, and interiors by Kewber Baal. KARL KESEL: What appeals to you about KISS? Why were you eager to[...]

The cover is by Ken Lashley with interiors by Kewber Baal. Page 1 I've been writing pulp comics for a number of years now, but when I took on this Green Hornet assignment, I realized it was the first time I'd be writing a classic pulp character in the original historical setting – my work on the[...]

A Writer's Commentary: Amy Chu talks KISS #1 with additional commentary by Kewber Baal, on sale now from Dynamite Cover by Goni Montes with interiors by Kewbar Baal. Hi there, readers, putting together this behind-the-scenes look in the wee hours so bear with me I had a crazy but wonderful night in New York City signing[...]

The first issue of the new KISS comic by Amy Chu and Kewber Baal his stores this week with a variety of covers including some special bagged editions by John Cassaday A separate series was announced at NYCC, KISS: The Demon by Chu, Erik Burnham and Eman Casallos To keep up the push on the[...]

Dynamite is pulling out all the stops with their new KISS comics series from Amy Chu and Kewber Baal Not only do they have 14 covers for the first issue, they have now announced a special John Cassaday 'Blind Bag' variant This is a new item that comes in a Kiss Army plastic bag and[...]

The new series is going to be written by Amy Chu and drawn by Kewber Baal I talked with Amy about the new series and working with such an iconic set of characters. DAN WICKLINE: From what I've seen, the world is filled with KISS fans and folks who don't know they're KISS fans Were you[...]

A Writer's Commentary: Nancy Collins talks the grand finale of her tale: Army of Darkness: Furious Road #6, on sale now from Dynamite. Cover by Gabriel Hardman, interiors by Kewber Baal. It has been a long, weird trip, my friends, but all things come to an end, and it is now time for me to drive off into[...]

The origins of KISS comic books date almost as far back as the inception as the band itself, having been an integral part of comics culture since their 1977 appearance in Howard the Duck #12 and 1978's Marvel Comics Super Special: Kiss. Now Dynamite has become the newest publisher to create Kiss comics starting this October. The new series will be a futuristic,[...]

But of the two, Sonja Blue is probably the more dangerous, as she doesn't have a benign counterbalance like Eva does with "Big Mike" and must combat the dark influence of the vampiric Other that shares her body by herself, and sometimes succumbs to her darker nature. BB: How has it been working with artist Kewber[...]

Interiors are by Kewber Baal and Schimerys Baal. BYRON BREWER: Nancy, I know you have become Dynamite's master (or one of them) when dealing with our catalogue of monsters But how do you meet the challenge of playing vampires as protagonists when they themselves represent inherent evil? NANCY COLLINS: The important thing to remember about vampires is[...]

Nancy Collins talks Army of Darkness: Furious Road #4 (of 6), on sale in June from Dynamite. Cover is by Gabriel Hardman. BYRON BREWER: Nancy, as issue #4

Interiors by Kewber Baal and Schimerys Baal. Page 1 Many reviewers have commented on the fact I used quotation marks around the word now in the opening narration box The reason is that I have no idea when in time Dynamite's ARMY OF DARKNESS series actually takes place The film ARMY OF DARKNESS was released in 1992,[...]

How did the Daughter of Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, and the witch Heckuba come to be allies of Ash in a future world? Why those choices? NC: I picked then because 1) I wanted characters that reflected the old school monsters from both classic literature and the Universal horror movies of the 1930s-1940s, and 2) they were[...]

Walker, drawn by Kewber Baal with colors by Kelsey Shannon and letters by Rob Steen The book goes on sale this week. Known as the cousin of world famous adventurer Doc Savage, Pat Savage wants nothing more than to prove she has what is takes to be a hero What starts out as a thankless job[...]

This is a review of the recently released Jennifer Blood: Born Again #1 by Steven Grant and Kewber Baal and will contain spoilers. On the surface, the character of Jennifer Blood isn't much more than a female Punisher or a gun toting version of the Huntress Her origin is a mix of the two with her[...]

And if that isn't enough, each Li'l book comes with a two-page activity sheet!   Then its over to Jennifer Blood #35 by Al Ewing and Kewber Baal. As the Blood Legacy arc reaches its climax, Jennifer comes face-to-face with her nemesis in a blood-drenched conflict that leads her to[...]