But none of their series intrigued me as much as American Ronin, the combination of veteran writer Peter Milligan and new-ish to the Western mainstream artist ACO American Ronin #2 felt like Peter Milligan setting up a world that was basically the tabletop roleplaying game Shadowrun, minus the elves.[caption id="attachment_1302357" align="aligncenter" width="600"] American Ronin #2[...]
Peter Milligan and Michael Montenat's new series Happy Hour is just out in from Ahoy Comics, and sees a new take on the Judge Dredd world, with a future where it is mandated that everyone be happy, and the Joy Police are there to brutally enforce the code… The first issue came out at the[...]
Sturdy, but not remarkable.[caption id="attachment_1262095" align="alignright" width="350"] American Ronin #1 cover[/caption]American Ronin #1, Peter Milligan and ACO’s debut for publisher Artists, Writers & Artisans is an assassin/spy story I’m not sure if Milligan and ACO worked together before or not, but for AWA, they’re a well-oiled machine The first issue of American Ronin isn’t meaningfully[...]
Peter Milligan and Michael Montenat's new series Happy Hour is coming out in November from Ahoy Comics, and sees his new take on the Judge Dredd world, with a future where it is mandated that everyone be happy, and the Joy Police to brutally enforce the code.. here's the solicitation along with everything else Ahoy[...]
Artists, Writers & Artisans Inc (also known as AWA (although I think AWAAI would be funnier)) is launching new title American Ronin by Peter Milligan, Aco and Dean White, in October, alongside a brace of comic book titles As EIC Axel Alonso continues to thumb through his DM list.. here's a look at the AWA[...]
Once upon a time, Peter Milligan and Mike Allred were introducing a new mutant character to their post-modern Marvel comic book X-Statix, intended to be the back-from-the-dead Princess Diana Then a) by All The Rage column posted the news b) the Daily Mail and Daily Express got hold of the story and c) made up[...]
Back in the late noughties, Peter Milligan wrote a comic book for WildStorm called Zombistas!, described as a zombie-story set in Mexico and California about an American company who are trying to create the perfect non-unionized labour force, talking about it saying "there's some politics in there, using the walking dead guys as a way[...]
Ahead of New York Comic Con's Saturday, Dark Horse has announced a new title in the Berger Books like from Peter Milligan, Jesús Hervas, and James Devlin set to hit stores in February Called Tomorrow, this five-issue miniseries stars a twin brother and sister caught in an apocalyptic world when a Russian computer virus manages[...]
Berger Books, Karen Berger's imprint from Dark Horse Comics is publishing a new Peter Milligan comic book, Tomorrow, a new five-issue series for February, drawn by Jesús Hervas with colours by James Devlin.
In the wake of devastation, musical prodigy Oscar Fuentes is separated from his twin sister Cira Without the support of each other and[...]
Dark Horse Comics has issued press attending New York Comic Con with an opportunity amongst many others, to interview Peter Milligan regarding a project with the publisher They just aren’t saying what the project is, as they are yet to announce it Which they’ll have to do for New York Comic Con or before.Milligan, started[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Antonius Axia is a "detectionist," the first investigative detective in the world. He lives during the reign of Emperor Nero in Ancient Rome. He has gotten by on working under Nero, but, after a legion goes missing in the Tottenwald forest in Germany, Antonius Axia is called to investigate all the way out […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Breen awakens in a massive interrogation chamber inside the Village. Number Two wants to know about Pandora, but Breen refuses to give in. The Village sends Breen back into the virtual world. He keeps breaking through the illusion, so Number Two increases the intensity. Before long, Breen's mind is shattered. The Prisoner continues […]
Well, might as well just cancel the comic! The Lost Eagles of Rome are no longer lost, as they can be seen here in this preview sent out by Valiant Entertainment of Britannia: Lost Eagles of Rome by Peter Milligan and Robert Gill What's that? There's more to it than that, well, tell us what[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Breen is at the mercy of the Village, and they will stop at nothing to get the information about Pandora from him. Worse yet, he sees some familiar faces in the Village's compound, and they aren't saying the things that the MI-5 agent wants to here right now. While the Prisoner #2 scores […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Breen is an MI-5 agent who works for the Unit. After a compromised mission in the Middle East, he loses track of his partner. His superior believes she has been taken to the Village, a clandestine information-mining facility with global power and influence. Breen is ordered to kill his partner before she can […]
Enter Britannia: Lost Eagles of Rome this July with creators Peter Milligan and Robert Gill This comes through Valiant Entertainment along with their regular releases such as Ninja-K, X-O Manowar, an Archer and Armstrong collection, Shadowman, and Quantum and Woody Full solicit details below.[gallery columns="2" size="large" ids="832698,832699,832700,832701"]BRITANNIA: LOST EAGLES OF ROME #1 (of 4)
Written by PETER MILLIGAN
Art by ROBERT GILL
Cover A by CARY NORD
Cover B by BRIAN[...]
Valiant has announced the return of Britannia this July, in a new series from the creative team of Peter Milligan and Robert Gill, hitting stores in July Britannia: Lost Eagles of Rome will have covers by Cary Nord, Brian Thies, and David Mack.In the book, the Romans' lead singer is forced to apologize after making[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] I'm not even sure where to start with the plot of this one. Kid Lobotomy has a flashback to a time when he saw Big Daddy beat a man to death over a disagreement about a book. Kid runs away, and we return to the present where he is given guidance by a […]
Let's take a brief respite from all the Venom and Deadpool for...Legion #2
Writer: Peter Milligan
Artist: Wilfredo Torres
Colorist: Dan Brown
Letter: Travis Lanham
Cover: Javier RodriguezOur previous issue saw David Haller, the mutant son of Charles Xavier and Gabrielle Haller known as Legion who has hundreds of personalities, each with different mutant powers, inside his head, driven to[...]
The new comic, written by Peter Milligan with art by Colin Lorimer, is headed to comic book shops in April.But enough of our typing.Watch the trailer and see for yourself!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6OR9o9_s9QIn addition to the new series, Titan is also publishing a previously unpublished Prisoner comic attempted at Marvel in the 70s, with work by Jack Kirby,[...]
