Back in August, Sean Gordon Murphy declared that his upcoming Batman mini-series, Batman: White Knight, "is not SJW Batman."
"Batman: White Knight is not SJW Batman," Murphy tweeted at the time, seemingly out of nowhere ""Not that it should matter, but I'm center-left And I wrote a Gotham for everyone."
The statement prompted questions, such as what[...]
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Sean Gordon Murphy wants to make one thing very clear about his upcoming Batman comic, Batman: White Knight: it is not SJW Batman.
Murphy made a point to point this out on Twitter this week, tweeting, "Batman: White Knight is not SJW Batman" along with a picture of the Creator Exclusive Variant Cover for the first issue[...]
Sean Gordon Murphy has revealed a spoiler for his upcoming comic, Batman: White Knight.
We already know that Batman: White Knight will offer an interesting take on the Joker Murphy has told us that the book will see a "cured" Joker join Harley Quinn in "the love story you've always wanted." We also know that there[...]
Sean Gordon Murphy teased a "new Batman villain" for his upcoming comic, Batman: The White Knight.
In a Friday afternoon gift to comic book websites struggling through the slow post-comic-con news week, Sean Gordon Murphy revealed a last-minute shocker on Twitter:
Breaking–DC is letting me create a brand new villain in Batman: White Knight! Here she is[...]
Bengal, Wes Craig, Sean Gordon Murphy, Jerome Opeña, and Matteo Scalera And it opened as the straight white guy panel – aside from Jerome It was a self-deprecatory but frank panel, that's how it continued.
The creators began by talking about how Rick got them to leave better paying jobs for his creator owned projects[...]
Mark Millar talks about Chrononauts artist Sean Gordon Murphy and the sequel to their comic, to CBR…
It's insane! Every panel could be a poster I don't know how he can maintain this, but he's doing it He's coming back for "Chrononauts 2." We're starting it at the end of this year, around December, and it'll[...]
Precisely the time a rather interesting Bleeding Cool panel will end…
Mark Millar is not nominated this year, though Sean Gordon Murphy has three nominations for his work on The Wake with Scott Snyder.
But next year? They both have an inkling that The Chrononauts will be up for a gong That's if today's final issue is[...]
Universal Pictures has optioned the Mark Millar and Sean Gordon Murphy time-travel / adventure comic Chrononauts The story of the first two men to travel through time just hit comic shops this week The film will be produced by Chris Morgan who has written five of the Fast & The Furious films including Furious 7[...]
That freedom is exhilarating and really has me fired up, creatively.
Today, we've got an exclusive reveal for you of the variant cover for Descender #1 by the one and only Sean Gordon Murphy–I have to say he's a perfect fit for contributing to this book His art style captures some of the attitude of this[...]
Sean Gordon Murphy has been in France for Angouleme, and has returned with one thought clear and present in his mind….
PRJ in France does 2x the sales than in the US Makes me want to learn the language and move here Then publish 60 page GNs once a year.
— Sean Gordon Murphy (@Sean_G_Murphy) February 3,[...]
So a few Americans went to France this week, for the world's largest comic book art festival. Paris! Made it. @WesCraigComics @ScaleraMatteo
We ran the story that Mark Millar and Sean Gordon Murphy were to announce a new comic book called Chrononauts back in August, and speculated that it would involve time travellers in the manner or astronauts.
At the time, Mark Millar gave a carefully worded non-denial denial And this is why Today he gave the story,[...]
The group meets every Wednesday on Google Hangout to discuss news, the latest comics, creator interviews and the pick of the week.
Sam rejoins us this week as the group reads the contemporary classic from Sean Gordon Murphy, Punk Rock Jesus published by Vertigo.
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This week's book was selected by Bleeding Cool's own Alex Wilson[...]
One of the industry's best artists, Sean Gordon Murphy tweets;
Got a colorist asking for hi-res files that he/she can color, then sell as prints while I get nothing What is wrong w/ some people?
— Sean Gordon Murphy (@Sean_G_Murphy) September 16, 2014
Well at least they asked permission Many never ask and do it anyway.
But it does[...]
We have, if nothing else, the name and creative team.
Really, we have nothing else.
The new comic book, presumably from Image Comics, is Chrononauts by Mark Millar and Sean Gordon Murphy.
No details, no art, no anything, but the name does suggest time travelling explorers, does it not? There was a card game released a while ago[...]
The artist is under a solemn vow of secrecy too, but you'll get word on this around the end of September.
In the next eighteen months, now that I've finished Kick-Ass, Jupiter's Legacy Book One, MPH and Starlight, I'm planning to write new books for Sean Gordon Murphy, Bryan Hitch, a sort of manga-inspired, but not-what-you-expect[...]
Forget Five Years Later, today's Detective Comics #27 takes a trip far into the future, into the 23rd century. And shows us a variety of Batmen and Robins
From Mark Millar's Image Comics interview, talking about nine of ten new Millarworld titles planned over the next three years, he mentions three artists.
Sean Gordon Murphy, Jae Lee, Bryan Hitch
Well, we had identified one of them, albeit for the wrong project…
But Millar was ambitious talking about how not only will these stories tie in together[...]
The power of twitter.
Loose pencils of the first Black Robin! pic.twitter.com/ndcfAwMyeQ
— Sean Gordon Murphy (@Sean_G_Murphy) November 15, 2013
You can imagine what happened next…
Thanks everyone for your excitement about the new character! Just to clarify, this isn't an official new Robin–my story w/ @Ssnyder1835 …
— Sean Gordon Murphy (@Sean_G_Murphy) November 15, 2013
…is set in an imaginary[...]
Just a layover from Ireland back to nyc.
— Sean Gordon Murphy (@Sean_G_Murphy) October 1, 2013
Could we get a new kind of M&M project for 2014?
UPDATE: Seems it's a speculation too far.
Hilarious When did I have the time to do a series with @mrmarkmillar ? It's been nonstop for me since Hellblazer[...]
A couple of months ago, the fabulously talented writer/artist Sean Gordon Murphy stated that he was considering an apprenticeship/internship scheme He wrote;
I'm thinking about taking on some students for a two week "boot camp" course in comics–based off the classic master/apprentice style of education But before I move forward with the idea (and begin Kickstarting),[...]
A private triptych Avengers commission by Sean Gordon Murphy.
Charles Soule is up to something… an eighth book a month?
Project I've been working on for a year or more was just greenlit Amazing property – an honor to work on it.
— Charles Soule (@CharlesSoule) August 6, 2013
Greg Ruth's book The Lost Boy is available to order.
Cullen Bunn[...]
We're also doing a behind-the-scenes book by Sean Gordon Murphy featuring Punk Rock Jesus artwork.
Additionally, Essential Sequential has a full 2013 convention schedule Traveling the world with these guys has been a blast (I consider myself the luckiest fan boy in the world) To watch some of my favorite artists create truly fascinating pieces of[...]
Louis Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool; I'll just come right out and say it, if Punk Rock Jesus really is only 6 issues, I'm going to be angrier than a
Sean Gordon Murphy is one of the creators who, as a result of the Gary Friedrich situation, and even after Marvel's response, has chosen to stop sketching Marvel characters at conventions But he is also someone who has also found himself the subject of Marvel's concerns He writes on his deviantArt page, providing lots of[...]
(even though it might be interpreted that way)
No doubt it's a very unfortunate set of circumstances, and I will donate to Gary's fund raising efforts started by Steve Niles, but the rest of you should go about your lives as before.
I've only been pointing out the possible consequences of a legal decision, and one that[...]
Sean Gordon Murphy of Joe The Barbarian fame is currentoy working on two projects for DC/Vertigo, an American Vampire miniseries set in World War II, written by Scott Snyder, and his own original graphic novel that he's been working on for four years and that avoided the recent Vertigo OGN cull Punk Rock Jesus.
Murphy describes[...]