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Chew and Outer Darkness co-creator and Batman Eternal, Detective Comics, Scorched and Gambit writer John Layman and Cops For Criminals and Cryptocracy co-creator and Robin, Action Comics and Legion Lost artist Pete Woods are the new creators on Titans from #16 out in October Taking over from Tom Taylor's run with Lucas Meyer, as part[...]

Small world. Currently, Stardust the Super Wizard is a project to revive "the weirdest Golden Age character", and is written by Van Jensen, and drawn by Mike Allred,  Francesco Francavilla, Pete Woods, Ron Marz, Zander Cannon, Cecil Castellucci, Jay Baruchel, Jesse Lonergan, Jeff Parker, Tom Fowler and dozens of others The book also includes the debut[...]

Whatever the case, get ready to see him in his newest role as host and proprietor of this very special swimsuit edition comic! Join our favorite fuzzball as he showcases some of DC's best swimsuit covers and most swim-tacular stories! From the Flash in Speed Force Racing Briefs to Batman in a bat(hing) suit, this[...]

It's tough not to feel bad for Pete Woods, the artist of The Metabaron Book 4: The Bastard & The Proto-Guardianess No matter how detailed or well-choreographed his work, it'll inevitably be compared to Juan Gimenez when he got five days to paint one page or Valentin Secher or Niko Henrichon The comparison isn't respect[...]

And are those Swift's wings at the back? Is this Bryan Hitch returning to The Authority? Which just got a big boost after James Gunn announced a movie about The Authority based on Hitch's work with Warren Ellis… I replied with a tweet, "Ooh, is that Apollo" and got in response, "haven't you got some news[...]

DeKnight, Kurt Busiek, Dan Slott, Ron Garney, Richard Isanove, Andrea Di Vito, Scott Hanna, Roberto de La Torre, Gerardo Zatfino, Steve McNiven, Pete Woods,Alan Davis, Cam Smith, Aneke, Luke Ross, Nolan Woodard, Andy Troy, Kate Niemczyk, Jesus Saiz, Patch Zircher, Java Tartaglia, Marco Checchetto, David Finch, Paul Davidson, Cory Smith, Roberto Poggi, Roge Antonio, Israel[...]

And they should be very familiar names. Psychoverse by Mark Russell and Yanick Paquette Dying Star by Dan Watters and Jon Davis-Hunt Kill Wolfhead by Brandon Thomas and Pete Woods. The three books can be seen on the Free Comic Book Day cover below. Humanoids Publish New Incal Graphic Novels By All-Star Teams "Four decades after its publication, the world[...]

We now know for sure that when Iron Man 2020 launches next year, from the creative team of Dan Slott, Christos Gage, and Pete Woods, it will be Arno Stark as the lead character, as has been heavily foreshadowed. Thanks to years of compliance, Marvel slipped media partner Newsarama the solicit and cover before the show[...]

Technically breaking up both JL teams before the No Justice-teasing is something of a consolation prize to this story. Justice League #43 art by Pete Woods Pete Woods's art finishes the run out on a strong note The energy, vibrancy, and distinctive style that has typified his art in this book The characters look cartoonish but are detailed[...]

I'm struggling to come up with more of a build-up to the list, so let's just get to it! Justice League #42 cover by David Yardin Win: Yes, Maybe I Will Just Marry Christopher Priest's Justice League Christopher Priest and Pete Woods brought out another incredible issue of Justice League this past week[...]

The cliffhanger centers on Slade Wilson; it seems that Priest has fallen in love with this character in his time writing Deathstroke. And just for a kicker, the comic also ends with the Justice League having the refugee debate that has been kicking up storms in European and American politics for the past few years. Justice League[...]

Writers Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing and artists Marcio Takara and Marcelo Maiolo take the reins in this new beginning. Justice League #42 cover by David Yardin Justice League #42 Christopher Priest and Pete Woods continue off the absolute insanity that was Justice League #41 with Wonder Woman shot, Cyborg taken apart by Red Lion, and Superman and the Flash left to hold what's left of the deteriorating situation around the[...]

The fact that the comic presents a lot of this very plainly and without implicitly taking a side is interesting unto itself, though I wish it were a little more unambiguous in the Estes Park West sequences. Justice League #40 art by Pete Woods and Chris Sotomayor Pete Woods' art is a little spottier in this issue[...]

Plus, art from the talented Diogenes Neves brings the story to life. Justice League #40 cover by David Yardin Justice League #40 Another Priest comic, this time joined by artist Pete Woods, the Justice League and the Justice League of America come into conflict after the recent turmoil involving the main team[...]

For now, here they are in their original format: ARCHIE #29 The Blossom family secret has erupted, taking all of Riverdale by surprise—and that includes Cheryl and Jason! What's the truth about their long-lost father? Script: Mark Waid, Ian Flynn Art: Audrey Mok, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Jack Morelli Cover: Audrey Mok Variant Covers: Pete Woods[...]

But there is just over a day left to get it. And to go with the last call we have Project Superpowers: Hero Killers #1 by Ryan Browne and Pete Woods cover by Woods: Welcome to Libertyville U.S.A.! Home of too damn many superheroes! Watch out, crime, here comes Captain Battle Jr.! And Sparky! And Tim! Yeah, you know…Tim! What? You've never heard[...]

However, this violates the Justice League charter and is subject to Chinese sovereignty regarding how the situation should be resolved. Justice League #36 cover by Pete Woods Christopher Priest is flipping the Justice League table in rapid and spectacular fashion In a similar manner to how he approached Marvel Knights: Black Panther, Priest is very interested in[...]

An alien insect is on Earth, and it has capabilities which could be disastrous for the planet. Justice League #35 cover by Pete Woods So yeah, can't say I was expecting Jessica Cruz on the toilet being a significant plot point, but here we are It was a really funny scene, though. Also, yes, this came out last[...]

Cyborg is on deck just in case anyone needs backup. It's going to be a long day. Justice League #34 cover by Pete Woods Without spoiling anything, Christopher Priest's first arc on Justice League is tackling an interesting angle: the fallibility of Batman Even he has his limits, and the best Batman stories will explore those limits as much[...]

Dynamite has sent over a new creator commentary from artist Pete Woods He talks about the fifth issue of Project Superpowers: Hero Killers #5 from a script by Ryan Browne Browne also provided the second cover. * * * * * All right! Here we go on the final issue of Hero Killers! This was a very[...]

We have a new creator commentary from Dynamite today, this time with artist Pete Woods talking about Project Superpowers: Hero Killers #4 that he is doing with writer Ryan Browne Both Woods and Browne provide covers for the issue That's a team-up there Woods's cover is up front and Browne's at the end. * * *[...]

Dynamite has sent us a creator's commentary featuring Pete Woods talking about the third issue of Project Superpowers: Hero Killers that he worked on with writer Ryan Browne. Cover: So once again we're running with a suggestion for editor Matt Idelson He thought it might be fun to do a play on those old covers with a[...]

Dynamite has sent us a new Creator's Commentary by artist Pete Woods about the new Project Superpowers: Hero Killers #2 that he's doing with Ryan Browne. Cover: For the Hero Killers covers we decided to go a bit nuts and spoof all sorts of pop culture and comic book images For issue one I decided to go[...]

Art by Pete Woods. PAGE 01: The first page starts with our wonderful editor Matt Idleson weighing in for the first time! Fun fact: I wrote everything Idleson says, so this book starts on the right foot — with a big ol' lie! Trust nothing! PAGE 02-03: The dialogue on this page was written after Pete drew what he[...]

But the latest announcement makes is seem like the comics may be moving a bit closer to the series. In a new Archie story arc from Mark Waid and Pete Woods called Over The Edge, the publisher claims that everything will change as Archie and his friends face mortal danger in the new event. Following in the[...]

Then these actually are your great-great-granddaddy's superheroes." "We're taking characters and concepts that have been around since the beginning of comics and turning them upside down," says Pete Woods "This is going to be a fun ride for the readers and the creators alike I'm having a blast." Project Superpowers: Hero Killers #1 will be solicited in[...]

This time we are looking at the cleverly named Cryptocracy #4 from Van Jensen and Pete Woods The series is a mix of conspiracy theories, political thrills, and bizarre sci-fi all wrapped in an alternative history. Hidden away in northern China is the Preserve, a walled-off compound where the Nine Families have secreted away the world's deadliest[...]

Gail will be there with Pete Woods signing copies of Swords of Sorrow #1 The store will also be offering an exclusive cover for the book drawn by Woods and limited to only 500 copies There will be CBCS representatives on sight for Signature Series grading. For more information and store location, click here. If you[...]

Dynamite's big summer event, Swords of Sorrow #1 has a few variant covers already but now Pete Woods has has done an exclusive variant cover for I Like Comics in Vancouver, WA The first issue of the all-female written and lead comic event comes out in May If you are interested in getting one, check[...]

But who is drawing it? The DC Comics website lists Ben Oliver, Chris Sprouse, Dan Jurgens, Cameron Stewart, Klaus Janson, Gary Frank, Nicola Scott and "Various". Whereas Amazon lists Giuseppe Camuncoli, Jae Lee, Jon Bogdanove, Gary Frank, Todd Nauck, Chris Sprouse, Andrew Robinson, Duncan Rouleau, Cameron Stewart, Pete Woods, Ben Oliver, Nicola Scott, Marcus To, Joe Prado,[...]