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Rodney Barnes is to write a new 30 Days Of Night series, Falling Sun, coming from IDW Publishing in October. 30 Days of Night was originally published as a three-issue vampire comic book miniseries by Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith from IDW in 2002, set in Barrow, Alaska, so far north that during the winter, the[...]

Killadelphia and Zombie Love Stories' Rodney Barnes joins Serbian artist Stevan Subic on a new Batman-turns-werewolf Black Label four-issue comic book series from DC Comics from October the 9th in plenty of time for Hallowe'en, Batman: Full Moon. "An ancient and supernatural force stalks the streets of Gotham City—a werewolf so powerful it'll defy Batman's most[...]

Rodney Barnes published Killadelphia from Image, currently featuring Spawn and Savage Dragon with #36 in the Image Comics September 2024 solicits and solicitations But he also spins Killadelphia off into its own universe with titles published with his own publisher Zombie Love Stories And in his own September 2024 solicits and solicitations that include launching[...]

Which might be a good time for LucasFilm to announce details about Season Two? Star Wars: Ahsoka #1 by Rodney Barnes, Steven Cummings, and Georges Jeanty in future issues, will bring back Ahsoka Tano, alongside Sabine Wren, Hera Syndulla, and Professor Huyang again in an 8-issue adaptation, alongside previous TV adaptations including The Mandalorian and Obi-Wan Kenobi. Rodney[...]

It will feature stories by a roster of WGA-writers including writer/producer/WGA NBCU Lot Coordinator Judalina Neira (The Boys, Gen V, The Flash), Rodney Barnes (Winning Time, The Boondocks), Tamara Becher (Doom Patrol, Daredevil), Daniel Dominguez (Seis Manos), Charley Feldman (X-Men 97, Teen Titans Go), Grant Morrison, and Brian Michael Bendis (creator of Miles Morales and[...]

As well as the original-ending Army Of Darkness series by Tony Fleecs and Justin Greenwood and Garbage Paul Kids get a time travelling comic by Adam F Goldberg, Hans Rodionoff, Jeff Zapata and Chris Meeks, and the Alice Cooper comic by Rodney Barnes and Edu Menna. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-1 img[...]

And that's where a new series is coming from with Alice Cooper #1 in October. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ And now it's Rodney Barnes and Edu Menna, with covers from Barnes' fellow Killadelphia Eisner nominee Jason Shawn Alexander, Stuart[...]

Rodney Barnes has shared with us his San Diego Comic-Con list of where, where and what he'll be doing for the show, whether for Image Comics or for Zombie Love Looks quite the busy schedule, and he's Eisner nominated this year under Best Continuing Series for Killadelphia… Wednesday 7/19 Comic Signing 6PM–7PM: Killadelphia and Blacula signing with Rodney[...]

Rodney Barnes, Xzibit and Jonathan Wayshak have a new graphic novel in the works, Florence & Normandie solicited for September from Barnes' own publisher Zombie Love Studios. Rodney Barnes, Xzibit & Jonathan Wayshak's Florence & Normandie OGN From Zombie Love Studios comes a new tale of monsters and mayhem! Down on his luck, Malik, an intelligent, young[...]

Rodney Barnes will follow his two Image Comics creator-owned series Killadelphia and Nita Hawes' Nightmare Blog, with a new comic book series, Monarch, with artist Alex Lins All the while being the co-creator and executive producer of Winning Time for HBO and developing new projects for them. Monarch is the latest book from his Zombie Love Studios[...]

The following January that saw Tom King & Elsa Charretier, Brian K Vaughan & Niko Henrichon, Khary Randolph & Joanne Starer, Rodney Barnes, Jen Bartel, and Grant Morrison join Since then many projects have been launched and published with a dedicated Substack comics reading app. So I looked into the latest gossip, and this is what[...]

Rodney Barnes has released new information regarding his publishing imprint Zombie Love With which he has teamed up with rapper/producer Snoop Dogg and Snoopadelic Films for the horror graphic novel Tales From The Crip, playing off the 50s EC comic book Tales From The Crypt Like that magazine, this will be a horror anthology that[...]

This one is always free to read (and for mature spectators only). Everlasting Productions by Elsa Charretier and Tom King: Elsa and Tom make available the latest issue of their always-free new series, LOVE EVERLASTING. Glass Eye Studios by Khary Randolph and Joanne Starer: Khary and Joanne debut the first full issue of their always-free new series, SIRENS OF THE CITY. Tales From the[...]

Rodney Barnes will write a new horror graphic novel starring and co-created by Snoop Dogg: Tales from the Crip Snoop Dogg announced the comic on Instagram, with a press release from Barnes' Zombie Love Studios soon following Snoop Dogg will play the role of the Cryptkeeper in this homage to classic EC Comics, introducing the[...]

Rodney Barnes, Kim Newman, Nancy Collins, David Avallone, Peter David, James Chambers, Tim Waggoner, James James Aquilone   and Jonathan Maberry are the writers contributing to the Kolchak: The Night Stalker 50th Anniversary Graphic Novel with artists Colton Worley, Warwick Johnson-Cadwell, J.K Woodward, Paul McCaffrey, Jonathan Marks Barravecchia, Marco Finnegan, Clara Meath, Julius Ohta, and[...]

Rodney Barnes and Jason Shawn Alexander, co-creator of Killadelphia and Nita Hawes' Nightmare Blog from Image Comics, is to adapt the MGM Studios 1972 blacksploitation movie Blacula It will be published by Rodney Barnes' new comic studio and publishing imprint Zombie Love Stories, in February 2022 Expanding from the original film, Barnes and Alexander's Blacula intends[...]

It leads Dynamite's September 2021 solicitations along with Killadelphia and Runaways writer Rodney Barnes relaunching Army Of Darkness, now set in 1979 With another launch for Vampiverse from Tom Sniegoski, Jeannine Acheson, Daniel Maine giving Vampirella the multiverse treatment… #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 5%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /*[...]

Lando Calrissian is called upon by a resistance group to smuggle weapons onto an Empire-occupied world. Will the smooth scoundrel take the job? Is it a good read?

The Patriot himself has managed a daring escape, but Deacon Frost is hard to avoid. Falcon #8 cover by Jay Anacleto and Romulo Fajardo Jr. This is the final issue of Rodney Barnes and Joshua Cassara's Falcon title, and this finale leaves me more heartbroken than I expected What was once the gem of Marvel's Legacy line ends[...]

Falcon is on the hunt for Patriot, who has been kidnapped by Deacon Frost and his new horde of vampires. Thankfully, Misty Knight and Blade are there to help. Does it make for a good read?

With Marvel's June solicits breaking today, two titles are notably absent from the lineup. Rodney Barnes' Falcon and the departing Brian Michael Bendis' Spider-Man (Miles Morales' book) are nowhere to be seen in the June output from the House of Ideas. Falcon #1 cover by Jesus Saiz Unfortunately, neither is especially surprising[...]

Misty is back and as badass as ever, Falcon is still a great lead, and the art is gorgeous. Rodney Barnes continues to kill it with this series. This one comes highly recommended Give it a read. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Falcon is late for a meet-up with Misty Knight due to an attempted robbery of an armored car[...]

You should buy it. Rodney Barnes is still killing it. Sebastian Cabrol joins up for this one Misty Knight rejoins Sam Wilson You should read it Listen to Josh Read the Falcon. Marvel Two-in-One #4 cover by Nick Bradshaw Marvel Two-in-One #4 This issue of Fantastic 2/4 begins the Thing and Human Torch's search for the rest of their family in the void[...]

That's not entirely the case; the Falcon does confront Blackheart once more in this comic, and it is pretty awesome. Rodney Barnes' script is mostly quite good, but he does still have the occasional problem of making what should be subtext into plain text instead For example, Blackheart announces his personal anxieties to Daimon openly and[...]

Rodney Barnes is writing a new Lando Calrissian mini-series to tie into the upcoming Solo: A Star Wars Story movie, and he's bringing one of comics' most well-known superstar creators with him: TBD! Frequently, TBD's name is used when new books are announced are Marvel, only for Marvel to pull the ol' bait and switch[...]

It still disappoints me that this comic pivoted away from a nuanced look at gang violence and its socioeconomic causes to an occult story with the son of Mephisto trying to make a bid for world domination. That being said, Rodney Barnes manages to justify this digression into Hell by having the Falcon forced into deciding[...]

This is the premise for the new Falcon comic by Rodney Barnes and Joshua Cassara. While I've been a big fan of the series so far, Falcon #1 stands out for its status as a powerful mission statement and focus on humanity While it does have its kickass moments of Sam Wilson flying in to stop criminals, it also shows him trying peaceful[...]

The Falcon and the Patriot are struggling to restore peace in Chicago while Blackheart works from the shadows to burn the city. Is it a good read?

As someone who knows there is not partisan-neutral path to the future and the myth of an apolitical comic about a man wearing a damn American flag is just that, a myth, he is the one many, myself included, desperately need right now. At the risk of resurrecting the overused Dark Knight quote, he is the[...]

Deadpool) and artist Will Sliney (Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider), Rodney Barnes (Falcon) and Venom editor Devin Lewis. NYCC 2017 Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends panel   Lowe started off by engaging the crowd in a sing-along of Spider-Man's '60s cartoon theme tune. Chip Zdarsky talked about his story in Spectacular Spider-Man #297 — its "Die Hard in an apt building" where[...]