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Ryan Sook, Wade von Grawbadger, and Jordie Bellaire have cast a vision of the future that is striking and elegant, filled with wonder and possibility Likewise, as devised by Brian Michael Bendis, the characters have much of the core of what legacy fans love about the Legionnaires and enough new hooks to bring in new[...]

But who this Mon-El/Lar Gand/Valor is now, appearing in the current Legion Of Super-Heroes by Brian Bendis and Ryan Sook was a mystery, what his relationship to Superman and Superboy is, and why he seemed to be keeping even his biographical details from Jonathan Kent is, was also a mystery As was his kicking off[...]

A deliberate reference that shows the influence of Jack Kirby a thousand years on… LEGION OF SUPER HEROES #10 DC COMICS AUG202643 (W) Brian Michael Bendis (A/CA) Ryan Sook A grudge that has endured 1,000 years! The unstoppable behemoth Rogol Zaar has survived the millennium to haunt Jonathan Kent where he least expected it! It's a menace so terrible the[...]

When you add to that the enticing cover which promises a new ring wielder in the future that's undoubtedly not a green recruit, a new multi-armed Doctor Fate and the accurately named Monster Boy, you'd expect Legion of Super-Heroes #6 to be all kinds of amazing. The cover of Legion Of Super-Heroes #6 published by DC[...]

DC Comics has released an unlettered preview of Legion of Super-Heroes #1, from "The Great One" Brian Bendis and Ryan Sook The book isn't set to hit stores until November 6th, but final order cutoff is on Monday, so DC is giving readers a glimpse at what to expect in hopes they'll ask their local[...]

The Legion of Superheroes returns to DC in September, starting with a two-issue prelude event called Millennium which sets the stage for the Legion's full-fledged return in an ongoing series written by The Great One with art by Ryan Sook, which of course Bleeding Cool has been telling you was coming for quite some time[...]

In a shrewd move sure to take advantage of all the weather-related search traffic this weekend, Image Comics has revealed the variant cover for meteorology-themed comic The Weatherman #5 by artist Ryan Sook Hitting stores on October 10th along with the other covers by Nathan Fox and Marcos Martin, final order cutoff for any of[...]

Jones, Mark Brooks and Francesco Mattina (art shown above), who will be providing chase variants for issue #1, and Ryan Sook (art shown below), who will be providing themed open-to-order variant covers for all seven issues of the series. Additionally, DC revealed that Ryan Sook will produce a series of themed variants available for open order[...]

While that could arguably have been done to give the big bad thing room to breathe, the comic is still in and out in under five minutes. Man of Steel #3 art by Ryan Sook and Alex Sinclair Ryan Sook delivers some great artwork to the book His style is relatively simple, and it fits Superman well[...]

They are Neon, the Viking Judge, and the Ascendant, and they intend to stop the Bad Samaritan. The Unexpected #1 cover by Ryan Sook Like Immortal Men, The Unexpected seems to want to create its own new mythos within the DC Universe There's nothing wrong with this, though it does mean the book has a lot to[...]

DC Comics has revealed new details, character profiles, and artwork for the upcoming comic book The Unexpected from Steve Orlando and Ryan Sook We're just gonna get this out of the way right off the bat, because surely you see the same thing we see… Oooooooh yeeeeaaaaaah! That's right The Macho Man Randy Savage! Consider that one[...]

The Rocketeer: High Flying Adventures collection is a beautiful book filled with stunning art and compelling stories for all ages!

Scott Campbell, Ryan Sook, Moritat and Carli Ihde. Writer Marguerite Bennett says, Our story is glorious golden age pulp — high adventure, quick wit, ancient mysteries, and daring dames — clashing with the perils of two worlds: one, the modern world come to conquer, and one, a world of dark supernatural mystery long forgotten, awoken to anger[...]

Most of that. It's also no surprise that I'm a massive X-Men fan, so with both X-Men and Inhumans Prime issues coming out this week, it is perhaps a bit of a surprise that of the two – I preferred Inhumans Prime. Art by Ryan Sook Written by Al Ewing, the man who is pretty much single-handedly exploring[...]

The Al Ewing and Ryan Sook are writing and pencilling (respectively) and (according to Beacham) the one shot: sets the landscape for the Inhumans Universe going forward They've said that the various books aren't necessarily interweaved (so far so normal for Marvel) but I think we should see that as a chance for the various creative teams on the main[...]