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The first is a James Bond-inspired Chinese spy thriller The Manchurian, with Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson Which is not "The Mancunian" as I first read it, that would mean something else entirely. "I'm fascinated with taking popular genres, like horror and noir, and seeing what they'd look like from diverse perspectives—I explored this in my[...]

But in December, he's back with a new Adventureman series with co-creators Terry and Rachel Dodson Adventureman: Ghost Lights A two-issue story arc is set to launch from Image Comics Adventureman began on June 2020 and ran for fourteen issues until May 2022 Nineteen months later, it's coming back. Adventureman Returns With Matt Fraction, Terry Dodson[...]

An all-ages pulp project from Matt Fraction, Terry Dodson, and Rachel Dodson Adventureman is a story about a large modern family becoming the heirs to an old pulp adventuring outfit In fact, the Dodsons do such a good job; Fraction can ad-lib lines like "I've always wanted a slug o'yer science hooch!" and it feels[...]

Matt Fraction, Terry Dodson, and Rachel Dodson (a team that Marvel previously commissioned to make the Uncanny X-Men) deliver an engaging, wholesome mystery: What happened to pulp hero Adventureman? The cover of Thor #9 Credit: Marvel Comics From Ian Melton: Thor Thor by Donny Cates has been my favorite new launch of 2020, despite only being 5 issues[...]

This leads to some visually arresting sequences that move with great zest and even a dash of derring-do. The cover of Adventureman #2 published by Image Comics with the creative team of Matt Fraction, Terry Dodson, and Rachel Dodson. Imagine, if you will, all of the lore of Tom Strong or Astro City without bothering to establish[...]

Adventureman #1 is a long-awaited comic from the team of Matt Fraction, Terry Dodson, and Rachel Dodson who worked together twice before that I'm aware of Uncanny X-Men and The Defenders Third time is the charm apparently as this time around they're working on an Image project: Adventureman, a pulp serial that's out now Fraction[...]

Welcome to X-Men: Bland Design, the weekly multi-part recap column that answers the question: “What if Ed Piskor had no art skills, a juvenile sense of humor, and less classic material to work with?” We start off with Generation X #87!

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] As anyone following along with my reviews and discussions of Generation X know, Gen X means a lot to me (it's the comic that got me into comics) and I have not been overly fond of the new Generation X series, which has felt world's apart from the original. However, the last issue marked an[...]

I adored the original Generation X, but this volume was just not scratching the same itch for me. However, Generation X #6….well, I actually really enjoyed it. Generation X #6 cover by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson The issue picks up significantly, for me at least, on the pace of previous issues It helps that it doesn't really[...]

And Penance and Mondo…well, we could be here for ages discussing all that went on with them. Art by Terry and Rachel Dodson And then there's Emma Frost, where the editors had this interesting exchange: Ketchum: Has everyone read the end of "Inhumans vs X-Men"? Without giving anything away, that series leaves Emma in a very different place[...]

By Joe Glass, Bleeding Cool's Senior Mutant Correspondent  I'll start this with an important fact that may explain something about Generation X and what

Ian Melton went to ECCC for Bleeding Cool where he learnt a few things from a few comic book creators, mostly of a Marvel bent… Kieron Gillen would not let any spoilers loose for Darth Vader, but commented that creating hot new Star Wars character Doctor Aphra came from a source most expect.  "At the Star[...]

This past Wednesday saw the release of Red One by Xavier Dorison, Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson, a 70s Cold War comic that's been in the making for several years The comic follows a Soviet Agent named Vera Yelnikov who infiltrates America's heart as heroine Alabama Jones, whose mission is to make Russians look sympathetic[...]