Other confirmed creators for the first year of the club include Kurt Busiek for Marvels, Mark Waid for Kingdom Come, Scott McCloud for Understanding Comics, Klaus Janson for Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, and Neil Gaiman for Sandman, with many more being added weekly.
Monthly club selections from all three clubs are freely exchangeable from an[...]
The teased project with Kurt Busiek, Alex Ross and Yildiray Cinar is, as we said, The Marvels And, as we toldja, is described by writer Kurt Busiek as “Anyone Anywhere Anytime.” Busiek continues,
The whole idea of THE MARVELS is to be able to use the whole Marvel Universe — not just all the characters in[...]
Marvel Comics has teased a new series launching in May from Kurt Busiek, Alex Ross, and Yildiray Cinar, dubbed "the most ambitious series ever to hit the Marvel Universe." The house of ideas promised to reveal the details next week But Bleeding Cool already has them.https://twitter.com/Marvel/status/1225887598305918976Back in November, Busiek may have already spoiled Marvel's big[...]
That Ross would draw the first episode and would write subsequent issues for others to draw or paint.Then last month while Kurt Busiek was guesting on the Marvel podcast he talked about the Marvels dramatic podcast series being created for Stitcher, on which he is consulting And he also talked about his own involvement in the[...]
That Ross would draw the first episode and would write subsequent issues for others to draw or paint.While Kurt Busiek was guesting on the Marvel podcast (below) he talked about the Marvels dramatic podcast series being created for Stitcher, on which he is consulting And he also talked about his own involvement in the Marvels[...]
Batman Creature Of The Night is a prestige mini-series that has been a long time coming from Kurt Busiek and John Paul Leon. The first issue came out in late November 2017, intended to be a companion piece to Batman: Secret Identity.Young Bruce Wainwright lost his parents in a violent crime…and in the real world, no superheroes exist to save the[...]
Definitely worth a look if you're a Marvel Unlimited subscriber.Also added is the entire 6-issue run of The Order by Kurt Busiek and Matt Haley from 2002, a follow-up to Busiek and Erik Larsen's Defenders series, and a three-issue Man-Thing series written by Hans Rodionoff, who wrote the script for the 2005 Man-Thing movie, with art[...]
Face front, true believers! Marvel Comics is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross's Marvels in the only way they know how: with a @#$%load of variant covers, baby!We already knew about Alex Ross's Marvels 25th Anniversary variants launching in January, as well as the February release of Marvels Annotated, which will[...]
A new press release from the House of Ideas highlights a new idea: collecting the Conan comics Dark Horse published while they held the license, beginning with Kurt Busiek and Cary Nord's 2004 work.
Continuing its celebration of the return of CONAN this January, Marvel is excited to announce the release of two volumes of CONAN[...]
But what was great was they let me do whatever I wanted because they expected nothing from it.
Well, Kurt Busiek, who was writing the Avengers comic at the time and who left the series as a result of the Ultimates existence, wanted to set the record straight.https://twitter.com/KurtBusiek/status/983155190164406274We never get to see the whole story at[...]
[caption id="attachment_816696" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit: Vertigo[/caption]FremantleMedia North America is going from flawed gods to all-too-human heroes, with the American Gods producer having acquired the rights to develop writer Kurt Busiek and artists Brent Anderson and Alex Ross's superhero comic book series Astro City as a live-action television series Busiek and Rick Alexander will pen the[...]
The DC solicitations will be out soon, but writer Kurt Busiek gave fans a sneak peak when it comes to Astro City, his creator-owned Vertigo series with Brent Anderson and Alex Ross According to Busiek, April's Astro City #52 will be the final issue of Astro City as a monthly series Over a hundred issues of[...]
In February, DC is publishing a new trade paperback called Wonder Woman: Forgotten Legends, which collects, amongst other things, the 4 issue Legends of Wonder Woman comic from Trina Robbins and Kurt Busiek The collection includes a story from 1989's Wonder Woman Annual #2, Play Like, by Robbins and Lee Marrs, and Wonder Woman #318 by[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"]After looking through the comments and past the people who took umbrage with the fact that I admitted my favorite comic books series wasn’t perfect, I got the feeling that many in the comments wanted me to talk about Fabian Nicieza, Kurt Busiek, and Tom Grummett’s New Thunderbolts series from 2004.That’s fine, because, when[...]
DC has finally set a release date for Batman: Creature of the Night by Kurt Busiek and John Paul Leon, a comic which was in the works as far back as 2010.Despite the title, the comic isn't about Batman becoming a member of KISS The book is billed as a thematic sequel to Superman: Secret Identity[...]
And what better place to start than the beginning, when the Thunderbolts were created by industry veterans, Kurt Busiek and Mark Bagley.First appearing in Incredible Hulk #449, the Thunderbolts were a mysterious new team of heroes appearing in the shadow of the apparent deaths of the Avengers and the Fantastic Four at the hands of[...]
His short-lived series is easily among the best runs on the Thunderbolts, and this is a series that has had talents such as Warren Ellis, Rick Remender, Fabian Nicieza, and of course, Kurt Busiek.A lot has been said about Jon Malin’s artwork Many have called it Rob Liefeld-esque I can’t say that’s a bad assessment, and[...]
Last night, comics veteran Kurt Busiek entered a number of Twitter exchanges with followers over the characters of Superman and Batman The idea was pretty straightforward: he wanted a relationship between Big Blue and the Caped Crusader that showed camaraderie and fun When someone asked if he was suggesting that Superman and Batman do something[...]
This book includes 24 stories of heroic antics from creative geniuses like Kurt Busiek, Darwyn Cooke, Dave Gibbons, Marc Guggenheim, Walter Simonson, and more.It's hard for me to pick a favorite story from this one "Dear Betty" is a wonderful story by Busiek and Michael Wm Kaluta Betty — in her nurse costume —[...]
Not entirely sure how this one started. Maybe people started talking about DC's Creator Development Program again, or maybe one creator decided to share and then all the others jumped on. Maybe people just got bored and all had the same idea. At any rate, twitter is awash at the moment with various comic creators, […]
