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This first run of comics covered stories that fill in the holes of seasons 1 through 4.  Smallville wouldn't see more comic books until the series ended, and Smallville Season 11 started in April 2012, almost a decade after Smallville first started in comics.  However, the first Smallville comic was not published in a DC[...]

Scott Campbell/David Nakayama art featuring Rogue and Psylocke of the X-Men has just hit $15,100 after 42 bids. Hero Initiative Charity Auction While the Matt Wagner/Tim Sale Spider-Man/Green Goblin jam original art is doing pretty well at $3,839.89 after 39 bids. Hero Initiative Charity Auction There's a lot of love for the Mike McKone/Tom Raney Green Lantern/Sinestro watercolour pieces[...]

An all-ages pulp project from Matt Fraction, Terry Dodson, and Rachel Dodson Adventureman is a story about a large modern family becoming the heirs to an old pulp adventuring outfit In fact, the Dodsons do such a good job; Fraction can ad-lib lines like "I've always wanted a slug o'yer science hooch!" and it feels[...]

These definitive comic book stories will be presented in an all-new way in a star-studded special that will delight long-time True Believers and the current generation of Marvel fans! The comic will include artwork by John Cassaday, Marguerite Sauvage, David Lapham, Declan Shalvey, Perf Pérez, Salvador Larroca, Leinil Francis Yu, Valerio Schiti, Carlos Pacheco, Inhyuk Lee,[...]

You'll tell the stories and show the trophy scars for years. Adventureman #1 cover by Rachel and Terry Dodson Adventureman The polar opposite of Loud!, Adventureman feels unobjectionable and timeless A book series about a not-so-fictional pulp adventuring group entrances a boy and reveals itself to his mother Matt Fraction, Terry Dodson, and Rachel Dodson (a team that[...]

This leads to some visually arresting sequences that move with great zest and even a dash of derring-do. The cover of Adventureman #2 published by Image Comics with the creative team of Matt Fraction, Terry Dodson, and Rachel Dodson. Imagine, if you will, all of the lore of Tom Strong or Astro City without bothering to establish[...]

Adventureman #1 is a long-awaited comic from the team of Matt Fraction, Terry Dodson, and Rachel Dodson who worked together twice before that I'm aware of Uncanny X-Men and The Defenders Third time is the charm apparently as this time around they're working on an Image project: Adventureman, a pulp serial that's out now Fraction[...]

Check out the variants below by Alex Ross, Art Adams, Steve Epting, Salvador Larroca, and Terry Dodson The variants, like Uncanny X-Men itself, go on sale in November. Uncanny X-Men #1 (W) Ed Brisson, Kelly Thompson, Matthew Rosenberg (A) Mahmud A Asrar, Mark Bagley, Mirko Colak (CA) Leinil Francis Yu THE CHILDREN OF THE ATOM ARE BACK! New ongoing[...]

It was moderated by author JC Vaughn and included various alum as panelists: Publisher Dave Olbrich; Editor-in-Chief Chris Ulm; Rick Hoberg, artist of The Strangers; Terry Dodson, artist of Mantra; Aaron Lopresti, artist of Sludge; inker Barbara Kaalberg; Ross Richie, founder of Boom! (who worked in the marketing department); Director of Marketing Tom Mason; and Ultraverse superfan Robert McGinty. Ultraverse published 30 titles a month for[...]

Terry Dodson is really getting behind the recent Bettie Page statue Kickstarter by offering up to do original artwork for fans who support the campaign Their are now four different tiers that include original art by the fan-favorite artist ranging from a simple profile sketch up to an ink & grey-tone sketch You can see samples[...]

The first issue of the series had a variety of covers including one by fan-favorite artist Terry Dodson The cover was an homage to The Rocketeer artist Dave Stevens who used Page as the inspiration for The Rocketeer's girlfriend Bettie Its this same cover that Dynamite had Rvckvs International turn into the statue. I had the[...]

Fans of the legendary pin-up model will be able to choose from one of three versions of a new statue based on the work of artist Terry Dodson Bettie Page was big in the 1950s and '60s, then went through a major resurgence in the '90s when comic artist Dave Stevens 'cast' Miss Page as The[...]

Fans of the legendary pin-up model will be able to choose from one of three versions of a new statue based on the work of artist Terry Dodson. The Dynamite "Terry Dodson Bettie Page Statue" Kickstarter campaign is live now, and can be found here. Bettie Page was an American model who gained significant notoriety for her[...]

Welcome to X-Men: Bland Design, the weekly multi-part recap column that answers the question: “What if Ed Piskor had no art skills, a juvenile sense of humor, and less classic material to work with?” We start off with Generation X #87!

And a percentage of the proceeds goes to the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Today we have Bettie Page # by David Avallone and Colton Worley with cover by Terry Dodson: She's more modest than Ms Blaise, but peels more than Ms Emma She out-vamps Vampirella, but she's sweeter than Honey West[...]