Tom Taylor Archives

A press release from DC lays out changes for the Superman family of books starting in July, with the new series by Tom Taylor and John Timms leading the charge Here's what DC has planned for the Superman books in July, from the press release: Superman: Son of Kal-El by Tom Taylor and John Timms Superman: Son[...]

Everyone knows that I will clown Tom Taylor to the end of time for writing a John Constantine comic book set in the UK in which all the police, what ever their level, including traffic wardens, were all packing heat Given that the one thing most people know outside of the UK about British police[...]

But there was no new Squire. Bleeding Cool understands that this will be changing with the new Batman: The Detective comic by Tom Taylor and Andy Kubert set, initially in London I have no idea if the British police will have guns this time, but Batman will be in town So will Beryl Hutchinson as The[...]

Reading Nightwing #78 today from Tom Taylor, Bruno Redondo and Adriano Lucas from DC Comics, I couldn't help be reminded of another comic book, Hawkeye by Matt Fraction, David Aja and Matt Hollingsworth from Marvel Comics Coicidence? Homage? Me just seeing things that aren't there? Hawkeye #1 You tell me Hawkeye has a lot of symbology in[...]

Check out the preview below. Nightwing #78 written by TOM TAYLOR art and cover by BRUNO REDONDO variant cover by SKAN ON SALE 3/16/21 $3.99 US | 32 PAGES | FC | DC Nightwing is back—and his drive to keep Blüdhaven safe has never been stronger! But his adopted city has elected a new mayor with the last name Zucco[...]

Bleeding Cool has mocked comic book writer Tom Taylor and artist Darick Robertson for their Hellblazer: Rise And Fall mini-series for DC Comics' Black Label Specifically for the decision to portray British police carrying handguns as a matter of course With Tom Taylor's reason that he simply didn't realise that they didn't And that it's[...]

A few horses and maybe a hundred or so people are all that stand between the Seekers and the secrets, and the tension is thick. Tom Taylor's script is amazing, finding a way to create intimate, personal moments in the middle of chaos and bombshells detonating all around them The emotional conflict faced by Tajana, the First[...]

Batman: The Dark Knight #1 from Tom Taylor, Andy Kubert and Brad Anderson, out in April And, it seems, set in London – at least initially Which means we will get to see whether or not the London police have guns or not this time And all part of the new DC Omniverse… Batman: The Dark[...]

On Twitter, Tom Taylor was asked if he would be writing any DC comics other than Nightwing in the immediate future He replied "Yep Already writing more @DCComics on top of Nightwing We'll be announcing over the next few months." Which might pacify some folk looking at the DC Infinite Frontier lists and seeing missing titles[...]

We knew that Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo were reuniting on a DC Comics project We didn't know what We guessed a lot, but no one guessed Nightwing… especially with Batgirl by his side Could that marriage from Death Metal be sticking? Everything matters, everything happened, remember. Nightwing, with Batgirl by his side, returns to Blüdhaven[...]

Well, Tom Taylor and Daniele Di Nicuolo's Seven Secrets is certainly living up to Boom's hype recently. Like Donny Cates and Geoff Shaw's Crossover and James Tynion IV and Martin Simmonds' Department of Truth which both saw order bumps over previous issues last week, Seven Secrets saw its orders jump with issue #6… to the tune[...]

Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo have a longstanding working relationship at DC Comics, on titles such as Injustice: Gods Among Us, the recent Suicide Squad and Earth 2 Now it seems they have a new comic book series for DC Comics that has yet to be announced But we expect to know more soon. And @Bruno_Redondo_F sends[...]

Seven Secrets is writer Tom Taylor's first creator-owned comic He and artist Daniele Di Nicuollo, colorists Walter Baiamonte and Joan Moldez Oday, and letterer Ed Dukeshire are back with the fourth issue of this action-packed thriller Let's check it out. Seven Secrets #4 cover Credit: BOOM! Studios In its first issues, Seven Secrets felt like perhaps the most derivative comic coming[...]

The only problem is that a mysterious man called Amon (no, not Noatak, the blood bending cult leader who terrorized Republic City) has led an organization called the Seekers (no, not Starscream and the Decepticon air group) to invade, intent on seizing the secrets. Writer Tom Taylor has created a wonderful dance of disparate and desperate[...]

Police aren't just wandering around with guns. Hellblazer: Rise And Fall Except it seems in the new Hellblazer: Rise And Fall series by Tom Taylor and Darick Robertson A comic that is keen to show off its knowledge of Hellblazer history, from the creators who worked on it… Hellblazer: Rise And Fall …with a young Constantine as well as[...]

Seven Secrets #1 and #2 felt less like the first two issues of a series and more like an illustrated guide to how much Tom Taylor loves Saga Does the series improve at all in the third issue? Seven Secrets #3 cover Credit: BOOM! Studios Seven Secrets #3 is the first of the whole series that seems to move the[...]

Credit: Boom! Studios Ironically, some of the structure of this wonderful Tom Taylor script is similar to The Devil Wears Prada with (obviously) a very different ending There are no fewer than four moments where the emotion of the story comes at you in a rush, and each one is beautiful in its own way, especially one[...]

 As we predicted Tom Taylor and Daniele Di Nicoulo's Seven Secrets #1 third printing has sold out and Boom Studios is going back to press for a fourth time This marks only the third time this year Boom has gone to a fourth print, the first being James Tynion IV and Michael Dialynas' Wynd which[...]

Tom Taylor has successfully auctioned his new planned graphic novel with artist Jon Sommariva, colourist Michele Assarasakorn and letters by Wolfgang Bylsma Won at auction, Neverlanders has  been picked up by Chris Hernandez at Penguin Random House imprint, Razorbill, with world English rights to their debut young adult graphic novel series While at the same auction,[...]

Writer Tom Taylor kicked off the first issue with a script that over-explained its concept while delivering the story through narration that felt oddly familiar Does the second issue pick up steam? Tom Taylor and Daniele Di Nicuolo's Seven Secrets #2 cover Credit: BOOM! Studios Seven Secrets #2 has a very unique mythology — one that we know[...]

At the same time, Tom Taylor's enthralling script sidesteps cliches into being iconic (which is no easy task). The cover of Seven Secrets #2 Credit: Boom! Studios There are layers of subtlety underneath the derring-do that are particularly effective For example, the physical differences between Caspar and his rival classmate Titus make for a pointed metaphor in[...]

Then, of course, you have to get into that doggone Tom Taylor, and his disarming, careful scripting He finds a savvy way to sideline most of the huge cast (seriously, there are ten people on the Squad now) and shine the light on this couple, driven together under impossible circumstances What's also helpful is showing[...]

BOOM! Studios has just debuted Seven Secrets, a creator-owned series by DC's Injustice architect Tom Taylor and artist Daniele Di Nucuolo, who drew some of the best looking issues of Kelly Thompson's underrated West Coast Avengers. Seven Secrets #1 is about an Order dedicated to keeping… well, Seven Secrets secret[...]

After Seven Secrets #1 sold out a week before the first issue went on-sale, we warned you that Tom Taylor and Daniele Di Nicuolo's new hit series from Boom Studios was likely to sell out again quite quickly, much like Once & Future and Something is Killing The Children before it, despite a healthy overprint[...]

They likewise depict the fantastic action scene and chase sequence with wonderful energy and detail. Tom Taylor's script includes just the right balance between mystery and detail for both the players and the plot, which is a very delicate balance to wield You want to know what the secrets are, but it's almost better if you[...]

The storyline, which seems to focus on John Constantine and Swamp Thing, will begin in the pages of September's DCeased: Dead Planet #3, written by Tom Taylor with art by Trevor Hairsine, Gigi Baldissini, and Rain Beredo, along with letters by Saida Temofonte. DCeased Dead Planet #3 begins the Road to Earth War Credit: DC Hyping up[...]

It was only a few weeks ago that Tom Taylor and Daniele Di Nicuolo's Seven Secrets #1 had become the best-selling creator-owned launch in the company's history (well, perhaps until Al Ewing and Simone Di Meo's We Only Find Them When They're Dead #1 FOCs on Monday). Art from Seven Secrets by Tom Taylor and Daniele[...]

"Year Zero isn't as morally grey as what comes after," says Tom Taylor in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter which they are no longer able to report as exclusive "This is Superman and Batman at the peak of their friendship Lois and Clark as a team The Justice League united, and the Justice Society as[...]

Tom Taylor has been continuing his teasing of a new DC Comics project With new letters and more Tweeting "I think it could have been different If they were still here." Tom Taylor: "I REALLY have to charge my phone Oh, hey Super weird how those letters fall on my Instagram…" But then everything just leaked out in[...]

And behind it … probable rejection." From there on, Tom Taylor shows why he deserves the crown, a virtual king of characterization, delivering a script that gives every possible emotional beat for the character, his child, and the estranged love he left behind There are no fewer than three amazing "dad" moments that give you the[...]