metamorpho Archives

Now, let's unwrap this festive gift of a comic, shall we? Metamorpho: The Element Man #1 hits stores on Thursday, December 26th, just in time for your post-Christmas comic cravings Behold, the synopsis: To know him is to love him–that fab freak who can change himself into any element in the human body! He's the one[...]

DC Comics has announced a new ongoing All In comic book series by creators Al Ewing and Steve Lieber, Metamorpho: The Element Man, the character who can change himself into any element in the human body And very much getting something out there ahead of James Gunn's upcoming Superman movie featuring the character. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1[...]

Her character Metamorpho is now to appear in the new Superman movie made by James Gunn The strip, and the legacy of Ramona Fradon, is also featured on the website dc.com/remembering-ramona including quotes about her from across the industry, including Jim Lee, Marie Javine, Amy Fradon, Walter and Louise Simonson, Howard Chaykin, Terry Austin, Dan[...]

Ramona Fradon, born in 1926 is best known for drawing and reinventing Aquaman – her name was on the credits of the recent movie – as well as co-creating the superhero Metamorpho Her comic book career began after graduating from the Parsons School of Design in 1950 Her first published work was on Shining Knight[...]

The DC Comics character Metamorpho, Rex Mason, was created in 1965 by Bob Haney and the recently retired Ramona Fradon An adventurer hired by Stagg Enterprises CEO to retrieve a rare Egyptian artefact, the Orb of Ra, the CEO Simon Stagg learns that Mason has been dating his daughter, Sapphire Stagg, and he plots to[...]

That's because we have Anthony Carrigan, aka Metamorpho, sharing some thoughts on playing villains as opposed to heroes, his personal connections with the superhero, and more Nominated for his third Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series as NoHo Hank in HBO's Bill Hader-starring Barry, Carrigan made clear during his interview with Rolling Stone[...]

Earlier today, we learned that Anthony Carrigan (Barry) had been tapped for the role of archeologist Rex Mason, aka Metamorpho, in writer/director James Gunn's Superman: Legacy Now, on the same day that he earned his third Emmy Award nomination playing NoHo Hank on the popular HBO series, we're getting some of Carrigan's earliest thoughts on[...]

(DC Comics, creative team: Gene Luen Yang, Dan Mora, Ivan Plascencia, Tom Napolitano) A giant plant-like growth threatens the city and the team has a

Mister Terrific clashes with Simon Stagg, and Rex Mason gets used to not being Metamorpho anymore. Terrifics #7 cover by Dale Eaglesham and Ivan Nunes I have come of a weird realization which probably seemed obvious to other comic reviewers Jeff Lemire has this weird niche now of mixing Gold and Silver Age throwback comics that mix[...]

Metamorpho is fighting Algon, a creature with the same powers as his own All the while, a mysterious figure watches the team from his base. Terrifics #6 cover by Dale Eaglesham and Mike Atiyeh Terrifics #6 is an oddly disorganized comic compared to its predecessors. The conflict with Algon falls to the background except in Metamorpho's plotline[...]

Metamorpho has a serious talk with Sapphire, Plastic Man calls Angel, and Phantom Girl tries to get to know Mister Terrific This leaves all four feeling low, and it only worsens when the citizens of a town in Michigan begin turning into Metamorpho-like creatures The Terrifics rally to respond. Terrifics #5 cover by Dale Eaglesham and[...]

Metamorpho and Plastic Man continue their Ben-and-Johnny routine, but it gets points for genuinely being funny. The comic continues to feel like the Fantastic Four, but it still maintains its own unique twists This issue gave me some great nostalgia for Matt Fraction's stint on Fantastic Four from the beginning of Marvel NOW! That was a[...]

Mister Terrific works to find a way to resolve this manner while Metamorpho has relationship problems with Sapphire and Phantom Girl longs to go back to her home planet Unfortunately, the Terrifics won't be left to their own devices for long. Terrifics #3 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo Terrifics continues to prioritize establishing the chemistry[...]

Mister Terrific himself comes off as detached and goal-focused, and the interactions between Metamorpho and Plastic Man have a "Thing and Human Torch" vibe to them Phantom Girl isn't as comparable to Invisible Woman as one might expect, as the former seems far less a leader than the latter The threat which arrives towards the[...]

Terrific also sees that Metamorpho, aka Rex Mason, has been chained in front of the portal, raving mad and turned into Nth Metal Thankfully, Mister Terrific has brought along a little help. Terrifics #1 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo I was really looking forward to this one, and I'm happy to announce that Terrifics #1[...]

Bringing back characters that have been absent for a while, Aaron Lopresti for his part, is working on the return of Metamorpho, everyone's favorite Element Man We caught up with Lopresti to talk to him about the book. Ocatvio Karbank: What can you say about the plot of your upcoming Metamorpho series? Aaron Lopresti: Nothing[...]

Announced courtesy of USA Today, in January, DC Comics are launching a number of new series, not what we previously referred to as "Big October." Including Aaron Lopresti bringing back the element shifting Metamorpho back inhis own mini-sries. Elementary…. Keep checking back at #DCJanuary. Announced courtesy of USA Today, in January, DC Comics are launching a number of new series, not what we[...]