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Image Comics has announced plans to collect acclaimed indie superhero comic Cla$$war by Rob Williams, Trevor Hairsine, and Travel Foreman as a trade paperback next July Originally published by British comic book publisher Com.x in 2002, Williams points out in a press release that the comic "feels more pertinent now" due to "liars, charlatans, and[...]
Travel Foreman will draw the first issue, with Niko Henrichon drawing Marvel Knights #2 Geoff Shaw is doing the regular covers, with a series of variants by Jae Lee.Marvel dropped some more details on all the fanfare accompanying the series on the 20th anniversary of Marvel Knights:
And this is just the beginning of a massive[...]
It’s a comic with a complex plot attempting to convey complex emotions, and I think it’s largely successful in this endeavor.Travel Foreman does an excellent job of capturing the subtler moments of this comic with his detailed and uniquely stylized aesthetic It captures a darker atmosphere, and it serves the aim of the narrative well[...]
OMAC was an attempt to stop it, Kamandi dealt with the world after it.And in November, Steve Orlando and Travel Foreman are going to show what happened afterwards with Electric Warriors, which would one day become the Legion of Superheroes.
In 2735, the Earth emerges from the Great Disaster to rejoin the galaxy, finding a universe[...]
It still leads to a creative and fun action scene; it just seems to contradict what the book was going for in its message.[caption id="attachment_833712" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Tales of Suspense #104 art by Travel Foreman and Rachelle Rosenberg[/caption]Travel Foreman and Rachelle Rosenberg pull off another gorgeous issue with Tales #104 The aforementioned action scenes are[...]
Hopefully, the final issue won’t ruin this by explaining too much.Ursa Major makes an appearance too, and he’s surprisingly one of the most charming characters in the book.The finale is a more true-to-form comic book cliffhanger that is intended to be shocking but actually can’t be what it appears.[caption id="attachment_816920" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Tales of Suspense[...]
It’s impressive given how asinine the majority of this issue is.[caption id="attachment_801339" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Tales of Suspense #102 art by Travel Foreman and Rachelle Rosenberg[/caption]Travel Foreman continues to bring a gritty, realistic, yet fluid world to this comic He is great at displaying expression and action, and the comic benefits greatly from his presence[...]
Before arriving at the current Black Panther series, we are going to take a look back at a couple of teams he enjoyed before the newest series under Ta-Nehisi Coates. From my personal experience, I had actually become more interested in T'Challa after reading about him in Al Ewing's Ultimates and Ultimates Squared. Jonathan Hickman's […]
However, this is still a superhero comic.Again, the interactions between Bucky and Clint make up for the comic’s shortcomings and reading about these characters working together is delightful.[caption id="attachment_786014" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Tales of Suspense #101 art by Travel Foreman and Rachelle Rosenberg[/caption]The fight scenes are really solid and high energy[...]
Ultimates by Al Ewing, Kenneth Rocafort, and, later, Travel Foreman was easily one of the best comics to come out of All-New, All-Different Marvel Right out of the gate, this book presented a great team of heroes out to solve the biggest and most existential problems in the universe The starting project was curing Galactus of its hunger, and that is[...]
A lot of Hawkeye’s meandering and searching could have been abbreviated, and nothing would have been lost.Travel Foreman does some great work here His style is highly detailed, and he makes the Winter Soldier look freaking awesome He’s also good at showing Hawkeye’s somewhat disorganized fighting style He does look like he trips into most[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"]Ultimates Squared #100 from Marvel Comics by Al Ewing, Travel Foreman, Filipe Andrade, Marco Lorenzana, Scott Hanna and Dan Brown with Matt Yackey brings to a conclusion Ewing's long-running plot that has run through numerous iterations of the series, and connections through his other works at Marvel.In fact, it's fair to say Ewing has[...]
It’s fun to try to parcel out the implications of what is happening as well as what is technically happening.Getting to see the Eternity Watch unite and fight against the forces of the First Firmament is really cool, and Travel Foreman, an artist who has always had style that leans on the existential side, brings[...]
Al Ewing has been reshaping the Marvel Universe with his series The Ultimates.Well, as part of Marvel NOW's Divided We Start relaunch, starting in October, we understand from a bearded industry insider (like that narrows it down) that he will be doing the same, as Ultimates2 with Travel Foreman and covers by Christian Ward.Travel has mostly been[...]
Announced at the Diamond Retailer Breakfast ahead of C2E2 this morning, the second spin-off series of Civil War II, to follow Civil War II: X-Men, will be Civil War II: Spider-Man, launching in June, and by Christos Gage and Travel Foreman with covers from Khary Randolph.And it looks like he has divided loyalties on this[...]
We have an extended preview of the standard format by Jen Van Meter and Roberto De La Torre with a cover by Travel Foreman But we also have some pages from the Plus Edition that is for Valiant's pullbox customers The Plus Edition adds work by Tim Siedell, Raul Allen, Wilfredo Torres and Dylan Todd[...]
If a bit lumpy when put in a portfolio.And while he's worked on many comics since, including wonderful recent painted work oHotwire, his Animal Man work still stands out as a shining beacon of comics work, especially compared to the work it stood against then.And now, in March, he''s back on Animal Man, creating the[...]
Travel Foreman, Lovern Kindzierski and I are pouring our hearts into each issue and it’s a real thrill to see so many people responding Scott Snyder and I just got back from New York where we had a series of meetings with editor Joey Cavalieri, Group Editor Matt Idelson as well as Bob Harras and[...]
