Robbi Rodriguez Archives

Golgotha Motor Mountain is a hillbilly cosmic sludge southern gothic nightmare comic by Lonnie Nadle, Matthew Erman, Spider-Gwen co-creator Robbi Rodriguez and Marissa Louise, published by IDW Issue 1 is out next Wednesday, but we have a look at #2 right now So, you know, potential spoilers, it's your call. Golgotha Motor Mountain is about two brothers,[...]

Valiant Entertainment keeps on plodding along, just two monthly titles, but still playing the game, with Harbinger #3 and X-O Manowar #9, with creators Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Robbi Rodriguez, Dennis Hopeless and Emilio Laiso giving an overall feel of Marvel Comics about five years ago… here are the Valiant December 2021 solicits and solicitations[...]

Then a little pandemic got in the way. Now, following up teases on social media this week, Harbinger #1 drawn by Spider-Gwen co-creator Robbi Rodriguez, and written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly will be launching in the summer of 2021, ahead of the movie still in development at Paramount. Valiant To Relaunch Harbinger In Summer 2021[...]

Vertigo held a panel on Friday at NYCC showing off a plethora of new books hitting stores in the next couple months, including the new Lucifer!

With the Venom symbiote attached and her father in the hospital, Spider-Gwen is on a rampage to find the ones responsible. Does it give a good story though?

So earlier this week, after seeing many of the Frank Cho Spider-Gwen "Outrage" covers, inspired by Robbi Rodriguez' condemnation of artists sexualising his character, Robbi tweeted, https://twitter.com/RobbiRodriguez/status/644746047361691648 And how did Frank Cho respond? As you'd expect, via the medium of sketch cover. … to be sold at Baltimore Comic Con in a week's time. And it seems like Frank has[...]

But the more people complain about them, the higher the price tag rises when these eventually sell at Baltimore Comic Con… here is Frank Cho's latest attempt to get folk riled. UPDATE: And it worked! Co-creator of Spider-Gwen, Robbi Rodriguez, who had previously complained of other artists' renditions of the character in a sexualised fashion, inspiring her appearances[...]

Originally quoted by Superior Spider Talk, from their Ultimate Spin podcast yesterday, Spider-Gwen artist Robbi Rodriguez talked about the rules regarding the creation of new characters for the series. Basically, they can't. There's like a big rule […] we can't really create new characters in Spider-Gwen because the movie rights aren't officially fully licensed by Marvel[...]

From the Comic Bug on Free Comic Book Day in California, when they had an exclusive edition of Spider-Gwen #1 for Robbi Rodriguez to sign – they had to keep the line… in line. And it was a rather hot and sweltering day as well. So rather than wait for Mohammed to come to the mountain, the mountain[...]

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[...]

The design inside the hood especially gives the effect that Spider-Woman's "spidey-sense" is constantly tingling as the webs radiate out from her head. Yeah, the costume, designed by Robbi Rodriguez, is astounding, and (like Stewart's Batgirl) is certainly responsible for the immediate outpouring of fan support, leading to a fourth printing (and fantastic returns on the[...]

By Brian Goldberg Robbi Rodriguez took the time to answer some questions for me and his fans about his experience at NYCC 2014.  His work on Edge of Spider-Verse #2 with writer Jason Latour has become one of the big key books released in 2014.  He has a very unique sense of style and design that[...]

Brian Goldberg writes from New York Comic Con for Bleeding Cool: I recently started a sketch book.  My previous collection of sketches were loose and all over the place.  If you're a sketch collector of art done by professional comic artists, New York Comic Con is a great place to add to your collection.  Artist Alley[...]

Written by Jason Latour and drawn by Robbi Rodriguez, the story of the spider-powered heroes from across all the universes uniting to battle the threat of Morlun continues in September. "This story sees Gwen at a real crossroads of her life," says writer Jason Latour, in an interview with Marvel.com[...]

John Cunningham moderated New York Comic Con's Vertigo Defy panel, with no fewer than 9 creators on board, including Shelly Bond, Caitlin Kittredge, Inaki Miranda , Sean Murphy, Rafael Albuquerque, Robbi Rodriguez, Scott Snyder, Ian Edginton, and Lee Bermejo. Bond jumped in immediately on the subject of waiting for the new Sandman: "You will not be[...]