Dynamite is currently doing a digital comics bundle with Groupees called Pure Dynamite. It's one of the more interesting bundle's they've done as not only is it a lot of comics for pay-what-you-want, but there are obtainable goals that lead to physical rewards. There was even a certain number of Vampirella statues available, but those […]
I don't think there's anything better than Gail Simone having three books release in the same week. It will make my trip to the comic book store extra enjoyable. The books include, Secret Six #10, Clean Room #4, and The Complete Swords of Sorrow Saga. Below you will find some of Simone's enthusiasm which she shared on Twitter… All […]
Swords of Sorrow is coming to an end. The all-female written summer event for Dynamite featured their female lead heroines in a six-issue miniseries along with various spin-off minis and one-shots. But it all started here with this issue by even architect Gail Simone and artist Sergio Davila. More Swords of Sorrow issues along with […]
Writer and event architect Gail Simone has done up a commentary for the final issue of the Swords of Sorrow series: Before I get into the meat of this issue, I just wanted to give some thanks to artist Sergio Davila, who did such an amazing job on this impossible assignment. He had to draw […]
We have three exclusive extended previews for Dynamite books shipping this week including the first issue in a new Dean Koontz's Frankenstein series and the last issue of the big summer event Swords of Sorrow. Dean Koontz's Frankenstein: Storm Surge #1 writer: Dean Koontz, Chuck Dixon artist: Andres Ponce cover: Andres Ponce An all-new original story! From […]
As Dynamite's big summer event comes to a conclusion, we have a look inside the sixth issue of Swords of Sorrow. The issue was written by Gail Simone and drawn by Sergio Davila with colors by Jorge Sutil. IT ALL ENDS NOW. The planet-crushing finale to this epic crossover ends here! With a key player […]
Nancy Collins, writer of the Vampirella Annual 2015, talks with writer Marguerite Bennett about Swords of Sorrow: Red Sonja/Jungle Girl #3, both on sale now. Cover by Jay Anacleto NANCY COLLINS: Were you familiar with Red Sonja and Jungle Girl before you took on the writing chores for this tie-in mini-series? MARGUERITE BENNETT: I had […]
Here we have some process art for Swords of Sorrow: Red Sonja / Jungle Girl #3 by Mirka Andolfo with inks by Elisa Ferrari and colors by Vincenzo Salvo. The issue is written by Marguerite Bennett and is on sale now. As the ice storm howls and unleashes a crescendo of destruction, Sonja and Jana howl right back. They […]
With Dynamite's big summer event, Swords of Sorrow, coming to an end… Comic Xposure has put together this very special 6-part interlocking cover by fan favorite artist Nei Ruffino.The covers feature Lady Zorro, Dejah Thoris, Purgatori, Vampirella, Red Sonja, Jungle Girl and Pantha. To get this set of covers, click here .
With the final order cutoff date fast approaching, Dynamite has released this retailer incentive cover for the final issue of their big summer event – Swords of Sorrow. It's another of the Cosplay covers and we have a behind the scenes video below showing the shoot. The issue is written by Gail Simone and drawn […]
Here we have two exclusive extended previews for Dynamite titles shipping this week. First up is Alice Cooper Vs Chaos! #1 by Tim Seeley and Jim Terry and then Swords of Sorrow #5 by Gail Simone and Sergio Davila. Alice Cooper / Chaos #1 writer: Tim Seeley, Jim Terry artist: Jim Terry cover: Joyce Chin […]
With both the main series, the crossover with Conan and the Swords of Sorrow event… Red Sonja is everywhere right now. But if you aren't getting enough of the She-Devil with a Sword, here are the first two issues done by Gail Simone and Walter Geovani. For more digital comics from Dynamite, check out their […]
Here we have some process art by the talented Sergio Davila for the Gail Simone written Swords of Sorrow #5. The main series in Dynamite's all-female written summer event, the series combines all of the major female characters in the publisher's library into one big storyline. As the epic era-spanning tale rockets towards conclusion, reluctant […]
If you picked up the new Swords of Sorrow: Miss Fury / Lady Rawhide special yesterday you got to see a cover by Mirka Andolfo, interior art by Ronilson Freire and a story by Mikki Kendall. This was Kendall's first time doing a comic book and now we get an idea of what she was […]
Writer Mikki Kendall talks about her addition to the Swords of Sorrow summer event from Dynamite. Swords of Sorrow: Miss Fury / Lady Rawhide special includes art by Ronilson Freire and a cover by Mirka Andolfo. The book is on sale now. BYRON BREWER: How does it feel to be a part of this all-female […]
Today we have some of the process art for Swords of Sorrow: Miss Fury / Lady Rawhide Special by Ronilson Freire and colors by Kirsty Swan. The script is done by Mikka Kendal and is part of Dynamite's all-female written summer event lead by Gail Simone. When everything is going wrong, sometimes the only person […]
Writer Emma Beeby has written up a commentary track to go along with her part of Dynamite's all-female written summer event, Swords of Sorrow. Her one-shot special focuses on the characters of Pantha from the Vampirella series and Jane Porter from Tarzan. The cover for the issue was done by Mirka Andolfo while the interiors […]
We have some process art from Swords of Sorrow: Pantha / Jane Porter Special by Rod Rodolfo and colors by Nanjan Jamberi. Its based on a script by Emma Beeby. Ancient Egyptian demon hunter and shape shifter, Pantha, is thrown across a Rift into the early twentieth century London, straight into the path of Jane […]
We've got to exclusive extended preview for two Dynamite comics shipping this week. The first is for the Sherlock Holmes Vs. Harry Houdini trade and then Swords of Sorrow: Red Sonja / Jungle Girl #2. Sherlock Holmes vs Harry Houdini TP Writer: Anthony Del Col, Conor McCreery Artist: Carlos Furuzono Cover: John Cassaday When the […]
Dynamite was recently advertising a couple editorial positions and I know they got quite a few candidates applying. Sure it sounds like a glamorous job… but getting writer and artists to turn in stuff on time is a lot like trying to get your cat to not knock stuff off the table. Another part of […]
