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The idea for Bloodshot #0, by Laming and Tim Seeley, came when Valiant realized that there's a Bloodshot movie coming out on February 21st and yet there's no brand new Bloodshot #1 in stores at that same time to capitalize on the hype Thankfully, hardworking mathematicians at The Flying V were able to determine that[...]

Trapped in a bullet train, Bloodshot and his new allies, the Burned, square off against fearsome creatures in BLOODSHOT #4, an action-packed issue that serves as the perfect jumping on point before Vin Diesel makes his big screen debut as Bloodshot next year! The can't-miss issue is crafted by best-selling writer TIM SEELEY, iconic artist[...]

Orko on the other hand stayed with He-Man as he faced his grim adversary from Anti-Eternia. (the sound of the power sword being unsheathed) He-Man: By the power of Grayskull, I have the power! (once more the sound of the power sword being unsheathed) Anti-He-Man: By the power of Hell-Grayskull, I have the power! Back in 2016, Anti-He-Man was made into a[...]

But tomorrow, with the publication of Money Shot #1 from raunchy feminist comedian and Twitter activist Sarah Beattie, Hack/Slash creator Tim Seeley, Rebekah Isaacs and Kurt Michael Russell will mark Vault Comics' best-selling title to date And it hasn't even gone on sale. This is especially impressive considering that a number of comic book retailers have[...]

If not, GK Delta will be trapped between this new monster and the townspeople they need to save. Written by Tim Seeley (Grayson, G.I Joe: A Real American Hero), illustrated by Mike Norton (Battlepug), colored by Allen Passalaqua (Battlepug), and lettered by Crank! (Rick and Morty), Alter Nation: The Mystery of Whining Winny and the Panda Mony Toy line[...]

And certainly there are a lot of great comics that die on the vine for lack of good promotion. Vault Comics will be testing the theory for the release of Money Shot, the upcoming comic by writer Tim Seeley, comedian and co-scripter Sarah Beattie, artist Rebekah Isaacs, colorist Kurt Michael Russell, and letterer Crank! From the[...]

Oh, and he's teaming up with Skeletor as well?! He-Man and the Masters of the Multiverse is a six-issue mini-series, the first issue of which debuts in November, from Tim Seeley, Dan Fraga, and Richard Friend. pic.twitter.com/EsiVfJUEYT — Tim Seeley (@HackinTimSeeley) August 16, 2019 Check out the solicit below, and the full DC November solicitations here. HE-MAN AND[...]

Vault Comics has announced its next project, a space porno from writers Tim Seeley and Sarah Beattie, artist Rebekah Isaacs, colorist Michael Russell, and appropriately-named letterer Crank! Ok, calm down, it turns out the book is not itself a porno, but rather, a sci-fi comic about porno In particular, space porno. THR had the EX-X-XCLUSIVE reveal[...]

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the Representative from New York's 14th Congressional district that nobody can seem to stop talking about, whether it be progressive liberals touting her bold attitude, social media savvy, and Green New Deal, establishment Democrats worriedly trying to dismiss her policy ideas as too radical before their billionaire donors and corporate masters get too[...]

Vampires are coming to Trump country in a new series from AfterShock Comics in March! Tim Seeley and Corin Howell are teaming up to create the new series Dark Red, which follows a vampire living in rural America In an EX-X-XCLUSIVE interview with THR, Seeley explains what's going on with protagonist Chip Ipswich: He has to make[...]

Constantine has one more gambit left in him, and that is turning Margaret into a vampire and offering the Huntress as a replacement body for Burke. Hellblazer #24 cover by Tim Seeley and Chris Sotomayor Thus, we return to the semi-regular show, "Josh takes a look at the last issue of an ending series." This week, we[...]

Words and photos courtesy of Bleeding Cool's Mike Sangregorio: Saturday saw the DC World's Finest Panel, moderated by one of the DC All Access hosts and featuring creators Liam Sharpe, Marc Andreyko, Dan Jurgens, Sam Humphries, Robert Venditti, Tom Taylor, Tim Seeley, and Mitch Gerads as panelists. The panel began by congratulating Gerads on his Eisner win the[...]

Beloved Liefeldian mutant Shatterstar is getting his own mini-series in October, courtesy of the creative team of Tim Seeley and Carlos Villa Marvel revealed the news on their website Friday, slotting the book for an October release Created in 1991 by Rob Liefeld and could-have-been-a-janitor Fabian Nicieza, Shatterstar's god damn name should not have a[...]

Harley Quinn has the Joker trapped, and she intends to kill him before he can interfere with Catwoman and Batman's wedding. Is it a good read?

Red Hood is protecting Catwoman's bachelorette party when Anarky arrives to ruin the fun. Can Jason stop Anarky? Is it a good read?

As the wedding between Batman and Catwoman approaches, the Riddler goes after Batgirl in another of his sick games. Is it a good read?

The latter is an oddly brilliant creation on the part of Tim Seeley, serving as what could be a modern cautionary fairytale type of thing Tommy Elliot makes another disturbing revelation about what he's done with his plastic surgery talents. The only notable drawback is that some of the dialogue is overcooked and comes off as[...]

And now, writer Tim Seeley has confirmed the sad news, writing on Twitter that he was brought onto the book in the first place only to bring it to an end, even if it took him a year to do it. https://twitter.com/HackinTimSeeley/status/999297986474790912 DC's August solicits came out last week, as did Seeley's tweet, but nobody seemed to[...]

After spending an evening with Selina Kyle, Robin goes to the arcade before his father's wedding tomorrow. There, he meets someone claiming to be the son of Batman and Catwoman. He doesn't seem friendly. Does it make for a good read?

A new era of Brilliant Trash begins with a world inundated with new superpowered individuals with freedom to choose what to do with their powers. Does it make for a good read?

Our Green Lanterns are at odds, with Jessica Cruz having been taken over by Power Ring and Simon Baz trying to save her. Does it make for a good read?

Outside, John Constantine tries to guide Simon while calming the concerns of the Justice League. Green Lanterns #46 cover by Brett Booth, Norm Rapmund, and Andrew Dalhouse Tim Seeley continues to impress with Green Lanterns' return to a more personal and intense story for Simon and Jessica Both are put in the position of facing their inner[...]

Hi-Fi compliments it with is own bright and eye-catching color work. Green Lanterns #45 is an arguable slow issue, but Tim Seeley giving the transformative day of Jesse's life is a good addition to the book Cliquet and Hi-Fi make it a great-looking book I quite liked it and can easily recommend it Pick it up. [rwp-review-ratings[...]

Written by Tim Seeley with art by the sequel to Freddie E Williams, Freddie E Williams II, the comic is headed to comic stores on July 18. Here's the story synopsis, from DC's website: Believing He-Man and the Masters of the Universe defeated, a robotic impostor has seized control of Eternia—but not for long! After freeing his kingdom[...]

Join us for a look at the week ahead and the all the comics worth keeping an eye on that aren't exclusively Action Comics #1000. It's time for Comics for Your Pull Box

Brilliant Trash reaches its first major crescendo as Kennedy and Jim attempt to escape Lifespan and the FDA. Is it a good read

The Green Lanterns are given the location of Singularity Jain and leave to a planet of liberated machines to capture the villainess. Does it make for a good read?

The Green Lanterns are fighting for their lives in their attempts to shut down the Order of the Steed and free the kidnapped heroes of Earth. Is it a good read?

Our heroic Green Lanterns must go undercover into the Horsehead Nebula to save the Earth superheroes from the religious organization that dominates this region. Is it a good read?

I swear, this will stop getting later and later. Solicits and other distractions late last week prevented me from getting to this sooner. Plus, I had to