Mark McKenna Archives

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The tale of a bloody road trip, young love, and reckless youth from the writers of Deadpool and Zombieland knocked us out with its intensity, creativity, and "quiet moments"–even in the midst of some righteously violent storms–and now we get to share out thoughts on the series' first two episodes: "Get Some Then" and "No[...]

Looking to right another of society's wrongs and to do right by the memory of his father, Wayne sets out on a journey that will take him from Boston to South Florida with nothing but a dirt bike, some fireworks, and new "girlfriend" Del (Red Band Society's Ciara Bravo) – all in the name of claiming[...]

Created by series writer Shawn Simmons and executive produced by Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, Greg Coolidge, and Kirk Ward, the series is a righteously insane-in-all-the-right-ways mix of John Hughes, John Wick, Rian Johnson's Brick, and the Coen Brothers' Raising Arizona. But before we go any further, there's something you need to know about Mark McKenna's (Sing Street, Kat and Alfie: Redwater) Wayne: he means well…has a very[...]

Created by series writer  Shawn Simmons and executive produced by Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, Greg Coolidge, and Kirk Ward, the series is a righteously insane-in-all-the-right-ways mix of John Hughes, John Wick, Rian Johnson's Brick, and the Coen Brothers' Raising Arizona. Needless to say, we fell for it hard (as our review below can attest) – and now the fine[...]

Premiering at this year's Tribeca TV Festival, the ten-episode series was created by series writer Shawn Simmons and executive produced by Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, Greg Coolidge, and Kirk Ward. YouTube Premium When Mark McKenna's (Sing Street, Kat and Alfie: Redwater) Wayne learns that his birthright – a 1978 Pontiac Trans Am – was stolen from his father on his[...]

When Mark McKenna first began the journey of creating Combat Jacks, he never thought much about where it would take him beyond the first original issue That book, created with the idea that there was a lack of campy space horror on the market, was meant to be a one-and-done. Four issues later, a completed mini-series[...]

I got an email from long time comic writer/penciller/inker Mark McKenna telling me about a new Kickstarter he's doing, The Tomb of Baalberith He wanted to know if I could write something up, and I told him the best person to tell us about the new project would be the person who is putting their[...]

Combat Jacks is a series of comics from Mark McKenna, Sam Eggleston, and Jason Baroody about a guy named Mordeci Dixon and a group of Space Marines taking on alien pumpkins on the planet Maia Seriously, alien pumpkins… its like scifi meets Halloween They've successfully Kickstarted the first three issues and are ready to wrap[...]

Sam Eggleston writes for Bleeding Cool When longtime professional inker Mark McKenna started talking about killer pumpkins from outer space with his son at the dinner table, he never imagined he would be setting the groundwork for a new comic miniseries. McKenna, who has worked for DC and Marvel and a multitude of other publishers, left that[...]

Mark McKenna writes: If you've heard of me, then you may know I've been working in comics for nearly 30 years… I've been credited in over 500 comic book titles and have worked on over 10,000 pages of comic art since 1985 In the early 90's along with the birth of my two children and after[...]

The ultimate goal is $5,000, of which–as of this writing–a total of 36-percent has been pledged. Hall of Fame inker Mark McKenna has pledge his support to the project and will be doing inks on the cover art. The creative team is seeking support to complete the pages and send the comic to be printed in order[...]