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Rich, keeping it running won't be nearly as costly as running it in its heyday. Now, it is true that a solicitation for the third trade paperback on Amazon does appear to imply Rob Williams and Michael Dowling's Unfollow will end with April 2017's 18th issue: The mystery concludes here! And so does the battle… A dying social[...]

Rob Williams is currently in panel talking about the mainline Suicide Squad series that is incoming from DC Comics In it, he has just outlined some of the ground rules for the comic. He confirmed that each issue will contain two stories, one 12-13 page story focused on the squad, and one 7-8 page profile of[...]

Rob Williams joined DC All-Access to talk about the Harley Quinn and the Suicide Squad April Fool's Special that is out today The story is drawn by Jim Lee and Sean 'Cheeks' Galloway and will have an effect on the upcoming stories in the Suicide Squad comics. [youtube]https://youtu.be/93ioVlKaZr0[/youtube] Rob Williams joined DC All-Access to talk about[...]

But they don't want you to forget the previous series by Rob Williams and Jack Herbert, which has the second volume trade coming out the same day Fans of the classic pulp character can catch up on her previous exploits and start off on a new adventure all with one trip to the comic shop. We[...]

And stated that Rob Williams, currently writing Martian Manhunter for DC, will be writing the Suicide Squad ongoing comic he's drawing. Which explains this: @Robwilliams71 it'll get much, much worse…er, wait, I mean better…er, better worse! #doublenegativeshouldbeanameofavillain — Jim Lee (@JimLee) March 5, 2016 Jim admits to reading a lot of the internet, with advice from Brent Anderson, "if you[...]

The new Vertigo series Unfollow by Rob Williams and Michael Dowling is getting a special kind of second printing, with issues 1 and 2 combined into a special edition, and rush solicited to come out on the 20th January. Here's wat you have been missing… A dying social media mogul leaves his billions to be split evenly between 140[...]

There are several DC Comics changes between solicitation and publication coming down the pipe. But let's start with the big one. Justice League Of America by Bryan Hitch is getting an unannounced fill-in in next week's issue 5, with Matt Kindt, Rob Williams, Philip Tan and Jason Paz creating a story for the Martian Manhunter. The originally planned issue[...]

While we wait, we have the second issue of the recent Dynamite series written by Rob Williams and Jack Herbert. Transported through time to 2013, the original pulp heroine is tasked with hunting down cloaked Nazi secret agents in modern-day Washington But as she suffers ever worsening mental flashes back to the 1940s and to a[...]

Today we have the first issue of the Miss Fury series by Rob Williams and Jack Herbert This noir character is one of many that Dynamite has offered up as part of the current StoryBundle This pay-what-you-want StoryBundle focuses on Dynamite's Omnibuses so you can get the full Miss Fury run and much more. Today[...]

Calling all fans of Doctor Who! You can look forward to the release of Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor #10, from Titan Comics, written by Rob Williams (200​0​AD), with art by Simon Fraser (Nikolai Dante) at the end of the month This issue will focus on The Doctor losing himself in a hostile takeover of SERVEYOUinc[...]

If you missed out on the critically lauded series Ordinary from Titan Comics when the first few single issues arrived in shops, the first collection is now complete, and the creators, Rob Williams and D'Israeli, have offered the first issue for free on ComiXology as an introduction to new readers. The series clocks the development of[...]

The adventures of the Eleventh Doctor are back this week from Titan Comics in issue #3, written by Rob Williams, with art by Simon Fraser and colors by Gary Caldwell This time we're headed to America, Mississippi no less, and of course, things are going to get strange… Here's our preview courtesy of Titan Comics: [...]

The Doctor is most definitely here to "help" in this book, which writers Al Ewing and Rob Williams push much further than is typical in comics to engage with the realities of depression and loss. Our central character suffers one downturn after another until her "gray" world is not something she can really cope with any[...]

Titan Comics are bringing the story of transforming realities and underdog "Ordinary" guy Michael Fisher who might just be able to save the world from its own unbridled powers to collection this October, written by Rob Williams, with art by D'Israeli It'll appear in hardback so you can hold onto all the art goodness if[...]

It's time has come as we thought…. A new decampi comic from Marvel launching on Tuesday that spins out of Infinity (remember that?) Thanos: A God Up There Listening, from Rob Williams, Paco Diaz, Iban Coello and Neil Edwards telling the story of Thane, Son Of Thanos Remember him as well? Six issues worth of digital comic[...]

In December, Marvel are collecting an as-yet-unannounced Thanos series called A God Up There Listening written by Rob Williams It also collects the Thanos Annual #1 by Jim Starlin and Ron Lim Since those are the only credits we might presume that either Starlin or Lim is the artist on the series (and probably Lim) and[...]

By Alasdair Stuart Rob Williams has been making a name for himself on both sides of the pond for a while now His work on 2000AD is exemplary where, with Simon Spurrier and Al Ewing he's the writer of Trifecta, one of the best Judge Dredd stories ever told On the other side of the Atlantic[...]

With this months issue #11, Rob Williams and Dynamite will be bringing the tale of Miss Fury to a close for a while  Bryon Brewer chatted with Williams about the series, the time-traveling aspects and the cyber Nazis. BYRON BREWER: So, Rob, how did the Miss Fury revival come about and how did you get the gig? ROB[...]

Comic writer Greg Pak interviews Rob Williams about Miss Fury #10 and the on-going time travel story that is updating the classic character for a modern audience What is the future of the Dynamite series? Read on… GREG PAK: Rob, you're doing some pretty wild stuff with MISS FURY, updating a character from the Golden Age[...]

Rob Williams and D'Israeli introduce a new comic from Titan on May 28th, and though the title is Ordinary, this book is quite a surprise visually and in terms of its concepts Michael, a plumber with plenty of the burdens of life including a son who he rarely sees, is at the center of his[...]

As the Noir series featuring Miss Fury and The Black Sparrow continues, Rob Williams sat down with writer Victor Gischler to check in on the series and exactly what he's doing with Miss Fury. ROB WILLIAMS: Are you treating Marla Drake well, Mr Gischler? VICTOR GISHCLER: I think I am, but she sure is hell on the[...]

As Mike Carroll brings the Blood Legacy story arc to it's climax, Rob Williams sat down to talk with the writer about the series, where it's been and where it's going. ROB WILLIAMS: Who is Jennifer Blood for you? What distinguishes her from a character like, say, The Punisher? MIKE CARROLL: Probably the primary difference between Jennifer[...]

On January 15th this week, RM Guera is making his Judge Dredd Megazine debut on a story called "The Man Comes Around" written by Rob Williams Guera, a Serbian artist based in Spain, is, of course, best known for his work on Scalped with Jason Aaron It might seem like a far cry between Scalped[...]

Trifecta, three stories, three conceptual concepts, one conclusion. It was epic. By Al Ewing, Simon Spurrier, Rob Williams, Simon Coleby, Henry Flint, D'Israeli and Carl Critchlow. And now it's all for about $2 on the Kindle. Or £1.30 in the UK 84% of the print price. Seriously, absolute bargain Even more than Watchmen Deluxe. But there some other pretty decent Kindle[...]

Rob Williams' has a fine ear for dialogue and Harris' stream of consciousness thinking out loud is nicely handled and often funny Edmund Bagwell's clean lines are a good fit too, emphasizing the scale and alien nature of the 'gods' without losing their character along the way There's what seems to be a bit of[...]

Rob Williams started off as a freelance journalist and creator of corporate videos before he did Cla$$war for Com.X Since then he's worked for Marvel, Dark Horse, 2000AD and Dynamite Entertainment Jai Nitz chatted with the writer about his very different take on a golden age heroine. Jai Nitz: Rob, I know you best from your[...]

The precursor is being co-written by Rob Williams (Ghost Rider, Dark X-Men, Cla$$war) and new comer Andi Ewington with the art by Simon Coleby (Judge Dredd, Authority). Dark Souls II: Into The Light is described as having, "Gothic environments, unworldly monsters, eldritch atmosphere, adventure and terror", and will be available in early January 2014 Dark Souls[...]

Pete Rogers writes for Bleeding Cool: My first-ever comic script was called Darwin, it was about a murderous talking chimp and Andy Diggle was right, it was terrible.  I made the classic mistake of showing my work too early, not taking on board the notes I was given and missing a golden opportunity when Andy agreed[...]

Judge Dredd Megazine is launching a new creator-owned superhero series next week with Prog 340, Ordinary by Rob Williams and D'Israeli. What if one day everyone on the planet woke up with superpowers? Except one Middle-aged divorcee plumber Michael Fisher is from Queens, New York And has just become THE most ordinary man in the world[...]

Rob Williams, writer of the Miss Fury series for Dynamite Entertainment, has decided to take a different approach to story telling In April, a printed Miss Fury series debuted with Williams at the helm Now, Dynamite is putting out a six-part 'Digital First' series for the character and William is trying a different approach. Williams: "We[...]