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They have all of their new toys yet they tell you there bored? Here's something you can do together… superhero paper toys and all you need is a computer and a printer to get started. DC Comics has put out these paper toys of Superman, Batman, Catwoman and Swamp Thing with more on the way[...]

Relaunches, new titles, all to follow the April/May Convergence event. Well, DC Comics solicitations being released today do seem to confirm that, so far announcing the cancellation of Green Lantern Corps, Star Spangled War Stories, Infinity Man And The Forever People, Secret Origins, Red Lanterns and Swamp Thing as well as the expected conclusion of Futures[...]

This is the famous "sex" scene by Alan Moore and Steve Bissette for Swamp Thing. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NefuBEZPyk[/youtube] And this is how it was portrayed in the movie Return Of Swamp Thing. You can see why Alan Moore might have told Bill Baker "ever since I started to do work that attracted interest from the film industry, which was pretty close to[...]

Together for the first time—they'll save Gotham or die trying. SWAMP THING Writer: Len Wein Artist: Kelley Jones Colorist: Michelle Madsen Swamp Thing struggles to survive when the dome cuts off his contact with the Green. JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERICA Writer: Fabian Nicieza Artist: ChrisCross Colorist: Snakebite Cortez With their heavy hitters sidelined, Elongated Man must lead the much-maligned "Detroit Justice League" against the overwhelming power[...]

CALAFIORE Cover by SCOTT HEPBURN On sale JANUARY 28 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T+ Guy carries the guilt of the lives lost in the Atrocitus War, and while he's dedicated his life to finding redemption through safeguarding Earth, can a man carrying a death wish truly be a hero? But January will have one more[...]

He tries to stay out of his "wife's way" in her writing, and finds her accommodating to the kinds of things he wants to draw. The discussion moved on to Finch and Swamp Thing, and a page that Finch says shows his homage to Bernie Wrightson Finch explained that something happens and Wonder Woman feels that[...]

The Shadow #1 (of 3) DC Comics: Batman Eternal #22 Image Comics: Nailbiter #5 DC Comics: New 52 Futures End #18 DC Comics: Swamp Thing: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Action Comics: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Aquaman: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Detective Comics: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Batwing: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Green Lantern: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Green Arrow:[...]

Though what that means for an angel, clearly we don't quite know, from Phantom Stranger: Futures End #1. Well, Swamp Thing is going to spend the next five years preparing for a battle to come Expect lots of training montage comic books forever going on, courtesy of Swamp Thing: Futures End #1. But this is the future[...]

The Shadow! Don't forget our favorites! Nailbiter has raised the game, Southern Bastards finishes its first storyline, and the new creative team gets on board Moon Knight and things won't be the same! Don't forget to answer the Question of the Week! Graphic novels are a hot topic and we want to know what you think! Tell[...]

Send good thoughts and all that." Any schedule convention appearances over the next few weeks are most likely cancelled. Wrightson is most known for his run on Swamp Thing, his character of Captain Stern from Heavy Metal and most recently the IDW series Frankenstein Alive! Alive! with Steve Niles. We here at Bleeding Cool send out best wishes[...]

whatever happened to a pleasant exchange of greetings? Maybe Joe Harris should watch the Lego Movie too. While Charles Soule on Swamp Thing has read Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy fairly recently as well Very pretty comic. As is The Maxx #8 It's also a bit "Oh No, Not Again" isn't it? While GI Joe: Real American Hero #203 is a little more[...]

He would go on to direct the live action movie version of the Death Note manga in 2006. What Alan Moore did for Swamp Thing, this trilogy of movies did for a giant flying turtle. We in the West may regard giant monster movies as kitschy, but in Japan, they're taken more serious since they tap into[...]

His second choice was classical music, and he still dabbles in composition, like the orchestral score he wrote for Swamp Thing # 7 and 8 (You can find the link to it on his Facebook page). But, in the end, he chose the "safest route" of all his options, being a comic book artist. Paquette is from[...]

There are a lot of stories like that, but this one really hit me because he had no intention of ever reading a comic much less using one to teach, and now he is such a believer. For those interested in signing up, here's the course description: Are you a life long learner? Do you like comic[...]

The end of a year and the beginning of another, is not just a number. For many, it's a chance to look back, take stock, look forward and make changes. And

Ever the watchful eye, this one was brought to my attention by Nick Barrucci. Bob Kahan was an editor at DC Comics for many years and worked on putting

Instead, China enjoyed things from swamps, seven issues of Swamp Thing taking up the majority of the top ten – in reverse chronological order, too! United States The Walking Dead #118 $2.99 Justice League (2011-) #25 $3.99 Batman (2011-) #26 $3.99 Justice League 3000 (2013-) #1 $2.99 Justice League of America (2013-) #10 $3.99 Uncanny X-Men #15.INH $3.99 Wolverine and the X-Men #39[...]

And below the cover to Swamp Thing #27 coming out in January Reach for the stars! In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences or works of the lightbox We trust you, the reader, to make that judgment yourself? If[...]

But enough about me; this Jim Rugg cover is absolutely splendid! Swamp Thing #23 by Guillem March & Tomeu Morey I don't know if Constantine ate one of Swampy's psychedelic roots, but it looks like he's having one hell of a bad trip The vibrant colors of the tentacled poppies really catches the eye, as well[...]

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Handley DC Comics' decision, in 2011, to cancel all existing series and launch 52 new titles—among them a reboot of cult classic Swamp Thing, from writer Scott Snyder and illustrator Yanick Paquette—was met with great skepticism DC hoped to create a blank slate for writers, unfettered by decades of continuity,[...]

Ladies and gentlemen, let's talk a bit about Alan Moore's script for The Saga of the Swamp Thing #21, appropriately titled "The Anatomy Lesson." The Saga of the Swamp Thing #21 Okay, so there's this thing whenever a new creator comes onboard an established book or character, this important moment that pronounces to the audience that while[...]

Travis Ellisor writes; I first encountered Phil Hester's work when he teamed-up with Mark Millar (and a bit of Grant Morrison) on one of the best Swamp Thing runs ever My opinion of his art improved greatly once I started seeing his collaborations with inker Ande Parks, and then I found that Phil was a great[...]

Oh, and another dazzling cover by Francavilla. Swamp Thing #21 by Jock Wait, what's Man-Thing doing in this cover too? Oh wait, my bad I always get confused with who came first I do like Jock's stylized take on the jolly green giant, with the layered multicolored ivy being a nice touch Sharp contrast with the kneeling[...]

Nice to get more info on this project: During the Wondercon panel for Pacific Rim this afternoon, Guillermo Del Toro seized the inevitable question about

As well as snippets from Len Wein and Karen Berger. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJlZUpgXQJI#! "It's sadism and I'm getting paid for it" - Alan Moore.

The question is, will writer Jeff LeMire be able to step in and save them like Grant did before him? Come on Jeff, strap on that fiction suit. Meanwhile Swamp Thing is also reverting a decade of three after his return to the present There was much made previously of Swamp Thing no longer being the[...]

Maybe she's just read too much Preacher. As both Animal Man.. …and Swamp Thing come to the end of Rotworld (still not finished though, despite the "Finale" cover lines, Swamp Thing takes to the skies again I do hope he keeps the wings once the Big Red (or Green) Reset Button is pressed. We get a new member[...]

Creation Myths When reviewing Ingmar Bergman's final film "Saraband" for American television, film critic Richard Roeper remarked that the Swedish director's work existed on another plane, above and apart from anything Hollywood was doing. The same is true for the comic books penned by Alan Moore, a fact I was happy to rediscover late last year when[...]

On Friday, DC Comics let IO9 report that Charles Soule was taking over writing Swamp Thing, and then did the same for Newsarama letting people know that James Tynion IV was on Red Hood And The Outlaws. For both,  we informed you of these events at a previous juncture a few weeks ago. Well, no one else[...]

With news that Swamp Thing: American Gothic may be getting the screen treatment by Del Toro, artist for  that run, Steve Bissette tweeted; If this happens bleedingcool.com/2013/01/07/gui… you're REALLY going to wish you took me up on this #FREESwampThingSketch offer: srbissette.com/?p=16361 — Stephen R Bissette (@SRBissette) January 8, 2013 Which offer? This one. From now, Monday, January 6, until[...]