Niko Henrichon Archives

So we have a Dessy story drawn by Niko Henrichon… Strange Academy Presents: The Death Of Doctor Strange #1 from Marvel Comics …Emily and Catbeast drawn by Peach Momoko… Strange Academy Presents: The Death Of Doctor Strange #1 from Marvel Comics …German drawn by Humberto Ramos, Calvin drawn by Allesandro Cappuccio, Gus drawn by Gustavo Duarte, Howie & Heidi[...]

In Giménez's place, Jodorowsky tapped Valentin Sécher & Niko Henrichon for art and drafted Jerry Frissen to help Jodorowsky tell his story Since 2015, they've produced six albums of The Metabarons: Second Cycle, without Giménez, who died to COVID in 2020. Whereas The Metabarons: First Cycle was mostly about a lineage of warriors beneath a backdrop[...]

This March, Marvel will capitalize on the release of the Captain Marvel movie with a new series by Robbie Thompson and Niko Henrichon called Meet the Skrulls, teased Friday on Twitter, though of course, you heard about it first here on Bleeding Cool (pip pip). Meet the Skrulls From Robbie Thompson and Niko Henrichon[...]

Travel Foreman will draw the first issue, with Niko Henrichon drawing Marvel Knights #2 Geoff Shaw is doing the regular covers, with a series of variants by Jae Lee. Marvel dropped some more details on all the fanfare accompanying the series on the 20th anniversary of Marvel Knights: And this is just the beginning of a massive[...]

It's a decently fun read. Doctor Strange #389 art by Niko Henrichon and Lauren Grossat Niko Henrichon continues to be an all-star in this book, as his artwork is one of the main things that makes this book a worthwhile read The story is decently enjoyable, as I said However, the art is where the book really[...]

Plus, the journey through Mephisto's prison has a distinct "I Have no Mouth but I Must Scream" vibe, as you're not sure if the two are on their way out of the curse or going deeper into its depths. On top of that, there is a theme of clinging onto vague hope that is embodied well[...]

It's cool seeing Clea once again; one might get the impression that Doctor Strange had forgotten her existence. There is a plot twist at the end that works well enough; it actually goes further to punish Strange specifically for his arrogance. Doctor Strange #387 art by Niko Henrichon with Laurent Grossat Niko Henrichon's artwork is still a fantastic[...]

In that aftermath, Strange plays cards against Mephisto for the fate of Las Vegas. Doctor Strange #386 cover by Niko Henrichon I was no fan of Damnation #1 It's lack of tone coherence, Doctor Strange actively making the lives of Las Vegas worse by resurrecting half the city and Mephisto, and the continued degradation of Marvel heroes[...]

That's not an easy trick to pull off, and Barber earns respect for accomplishing this. Doctor Strange #26 art by Niko Henrichon Niko Henrichon, who did the art for Hopeless' Secret Empire tie-in on Doctor Strange, is back and continues to rock the world of the Master of the Mystic Arts Doctor Strange #26 looks great, and[...]

It has nothing to do with Baron Mordo or Doctor Strange. The art and color of Niko Henrichon is still effectively astonishing This guy has a very unique and beautiful art style that fits Doctor Strange almost perfectly It's even on par with the great work Chris Bachalo did on the title when Jason Aaron was[...]

Niko Henrichon's artwork is really damn good Every page is dripping with atmosphere, the character designs are unique and eye-catching, and the characters express themselves with their faces and body language It all looks really good and deserves a better story being told in the scripting and dialogue. It's not fun tearing into a book like[...]

Niko Henrichon manages to up the artistic ante even further with a dark, gritty, and shaded look This not only fits the tone of the overall Secret Empire story, but also the current life of Stephen Strange He is having to resort to unconventional means to practice magic, and the spells he has in hand[...]

It currently stands as the fifth highest-grossing movie of the year so far, and received a largely positive critical reaction to boot. Well, I can only hope that the success of the movie translates into a similar reception for the accompanying graphic novel by Aronofsky and co-writer Ari Handel – because their collaboration with artist Niko[...]