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Here are the 2023 nominations for outstanding comic book and outstanding graphic novel and they mention… everyone! Okay, almost everyone. GLAAD 2023 Comics Award Nominations Name More Than Just The Writer GLAAD 2023 Outstanding Comic Book I Hate This Place, by Kyle Starks, Artyom Topilin, Lee Loughridge, Pat Brosseau (Image Comics) Immortal X-Men, by Kieron Gillen, Lucas Werneck, Michele Bandini, David[...]

As a team of writers, including Tini Howard and Vita Ayala and more, run their own X-titles and prepare for the X of Swords crossover, Hickman himself teamed up with artist Rod Reis and letterer VC's Ariana Maher for a one-shot story about Fantomex with Giant-Size X-Men: Fantomex #1. Rod Reis delivers a stunning cover for Giant-Size X-Men: Fantomex #1[...]

This Giant-Sized undertaking (not sorry for the pun, let's move on) continues with a new #1 issue focusing on Weapon Plus program's Weapon XIII, set for release on August 5th: GIANT-SIZE X-MEN: FANTOMEX #1. Joining Jonathan Hickman on FANTOMEX #1 is Rod Reis, who is known for work on multiple Marvel titles, as well as having[...]

On Wednesday, Marvel Comics released Marvel Comics Presents #7, most notable for featuring the latest chapter of The Vigil, the serialized story in which Wolverine meets a young girl named Sylvie, waits until she grows up, and then has sex with her, producing a daughter named Rien who has been pulling big prices on eBay[...]

SUMMARY: Writer: Kyle Higgins, Artist: Rod Reis, Letterer: VC's Clayton Cowles,Associate Editor: Alanna Smith, Editor Tom Brevoort, Varant Covers: Bill Sienkiewicz; Butch Guice & Frank D'Armata, Publisher: Marvel Comics, Release Date: Out Now, Price: $3.99. This new Winter Soldier mini (by my count the sixth WS series in the last 7 years) seems focused on setting[...]

Bucky Barnes is returning in his own 5-issue mini-series this holiday season from the superstar creative team of Kyle Higgins and Rod Reis Marvel revealed the news in a press release, which starts off pretty presumptuously: You know his name You know the things he's done. What if this is our first time reading a comic, Marvel?[...]

We get to see a nice showing of the team's abilities, and the pacing is solid and never gets too bogged down. Exiles #7 art by Rod Reis Rod Reis is the main artist on this book again, with Lee Ferguson covering the final two pages Reis imbues the comic with a bit of surrealism while still[...]

Blink, Valkyrie, Wolvie, and Iron Lad are a likable motley bunch. Exiles #6 art by Rod Reis Rod Reis takes over for Javier Rodriguez this issue, and he gives a nice ethereal touch to the comic That said, much of the comic is far more grounded and fleshed-out than what I've become accustomed to from Reis[...]

It doesn't add anything of note to the book, but it does give Rod Reis an excuse to draw a brief sequence of WWII Cap material. The ending of the comic adds a nice twist, and there is an appealing quality to a story that treats Captain America as an inspiring legend instead of an active[...]

However, Mephisto does not know that the Ghost Rider has become the king of Hell, and the tides may soon turn in favor of Wong. Doctor Strange: Damnation #4 cover by Rod Reis Doctor Strange: Damnation ends better than it began While some of the deliberate lack of repentance on the part of Stephen Strange and the[...]

Joyous celebration quickly turns to shock and horror when the Hotel Inferno, a casino owned and operated by Mephisto himself, arrives on the Vegas strip to claim souls. Doctor Strange: Damnation #1 cover by Rod Reis Sometimes a premise is so bad from the outset that what follows can only be a string of misfires Doctor Strange:[...]

The solicit for the first issue, hitting stores in February, is probably a little more accurate: DOCTOR STRANGE: DAMNATION #1 (OF 5) DONNY CATES & Nick Spencer (W) • ROD REIS (A/C) Variant Cover by RON LIM Variant Cover by TBA CONNECTING VARIANT COVER by GREG SMALLWOOD Trading Card Variant Cover by JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER The city of sin gets its biggest[...]

Well, now we have the answer, at least for five issues: a new Doctor Strange mini along with Donny Cates and artist Rod Reis, called Doctor Strange: Damnation Doctor Strange heads to Sin City in the comic in an attempt to deal with the damage caused by Secret Empire, though honestly, we think it's going[...]

The characters are still overall enjoyable, and it at least foreshadows some intrigue in the near future. All-New Guardians of the Galaxy #12 art by Rod Reis Speaking of Secret Empire, Rod Reis takes over the art for this issue I enjoyed his work in the Steve Rogers dream sequences in SE, but that was only an[...]

It's not right or fair to expect readers to pick up every single possibly tangential issue for the hope that a key plot point will be explained. Secret Empire #10 Art by Steve McNiven, Rod Reis, Jay Leisten and Matthew Wilson We're left wondering: if Hydra Cap still remained after Kobik's fix, and if he does, why[...]

What's worse is the fact that they got a lot of really talented artists: McNiven, Rod Reis, David Marquez, Paco Medina, Jesus Arburtov, Juan Vlasco, and Ron Lim They deserve more than to be scattered like buckshot all over a comic in the hopes that the extra names will mean that people will like it[...]

Leinil Francis Yu, Rod Reis, and Joe Bennett provide good artwork, and the color work of Sunny Gho and Dono Sanchez-Almara complements them well However, it doesn't make the proceedings entertaining in any way. Hopefully, Bucky Barnes will be in a better comic after this story is over. Put Winter Soldier in something like, I don't know…another[...]

Now, even though I am Bleeding Cool’s “Secret Empire is actually pretty good” guy, doesn’t mean I think the series is perfect. It has its flaws, and one

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Secret Empire #4 cover With the latest issue of Secret Empire by Nick Spencer, Leinil Francis Yu, Rod Reis and Joshua Cassara, we get quite a change of pace from the series thus far. The story largely focuses on the opposing Avengers teams, the underground rebel Avengers led by the AI of Tony Stark, and the[...]

When the scene changes to this, despite being drawn by a different artist in Rod Reis, there is no caption to let us know where this scene is This is telling because previously, every scene change to a new location is accompanied by a caption with the location In fact, the only caption in the[...]

Ignoring the controversy surrounding the series, this issue is actually a damn good comic. The art by Daniel Acuña and Rod Reis is fantastic, for the most part There are a couple of panels where Steve's face is steeped in shadow, but the shadowing is so blocky it looks a little out of place with the[...]

We can't guarantee 100% accuracy- in fact, our accuracy may be much lower than that – but we can guarantee that it's better than looking at a bunch of unfinished pages. In this issue of Improbable Previews, we attempted to figure out what was happening in Nick Spencer and Rod Reis' Civil War 2: The Oath #1[...]

Kyle Higgins, Alec Siegel, and Rod Reis completed the first arc of their Image series C.O.W.L with Issue #5 and after a one-shot for #6, starts new arc with #7 Issues #1-5, now collected in trade, are described thus: The Chicago Organized Workers League once stood as a beacon of hope against an epidemic of organized[...]

By David Dissanayake This May sees the release of Kyle Higgins, Alec Siegel, and Rod Reis' new Image series, C.O.W.L  This is one of the new Image titles that I've been excited about since it was first announced earlier this year at Image Expo  Many of you may know Higgins from DC's Nightwing book, which was[...]

By Kevin Schmidt Generally, we think of superheroes as working in small teams, but writers Kyle Higgins and Alec Siegel with artist Rod Reis are looking to change that with their new Image book C.O.W.L which promises to explore the complexities of a superhero labor union. Kevin Schmidt:  Why did you choose Image for your foray into[...]

The logo was designed by Robin Helfritch and production art was done by Vincent Kukua with Chris Burnham and Rod Reis providing cover art and color respectively and Sean Von Gorman producing the 'Lil Liberator' backup It's available now, as are the previous issues, all priced $3.50 Alasdair Stuart writes; Black Mask have had a hell[...]