A protégé of Scott Snyder, he's graduated from writing back-ups in the Bat-office to helming two upcoming June mini-relaunch DC titles, Hellblazer with Ming Doyle and Dark Universe, as well being one of the writers behind Batman Eternal.
He's also branched out into the original series space with his ongoing teen sci-Fi horror series, The Woods, and[...]
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Man, don't you hate it when watching TV and this happens? Batman Eternal shows the future of arrest via Skype.
Everyone wants to do Dark Knight again don't they? More of that later, but for now, Earth 2 does its best to recreate a classic scene…
Hellboy & The BPRD #1 goes back to the beginning[...]
I don't know about you but I'd feel very truthful at that point I think.
Woods #7 starts the Sixth Sense speculation early That's the sort of question I ask every time I experience any story nowadays Who is the ghost?
Empty Man #5 reminds us that the customer is never right.
Day Men #5 also seems to[...]
Boom Studios is definitely been upping their original series of late with the likes of Lumberjanes, Sirens, Wild's End, Hexed and Translucid.
And one of them was The Woods by Batman writer James Tynion IV Boom's best original series launch since Waid's Irredeemable, itself broken by George Perez' Sirens.
With a nicked-from-Image Comics first collection for $9.99 price point, and a new[...]
Not much has changed…
If you are already dreading the end of Hawkeye, may I suggest a look at Woods? A similar art style, a nice line in minutia and animals that are far too mart for their own good…
Cloaks comes up with a fine bomb disposal system Shame all the wires are blue…
War Cry is[...]
Woods didn't do badly either And Futures End #5 is the first post-Futures End #1 published comic to get the advance reorders – it was a clear hit And much seems to be expected of Big Trouble In Little China, with retailers increasing their orders due to increased reader interest.
Oh and something tells me the[...]
And there's a big boost for James Tynion's The Woods, its first issue beating out his mentor Scott Snyder's The Wake…
Batman Eternal #5
Original Sin #1
Detective Comics #31
Batman Superman #10
Futures End #1
The Woods #1
The Wake #8
Amazing Spider-Man #1.1
Moon Knight #3
Amazing Spider-Man #1
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As we've noted, Boom is starting to Boom. The Woods #1 by James Tynion is now an $11 comic with the James Eisma variant and C2E2 variant going for $24,
And Dead Letters #1, out only a few short weeks is already an $18 book, with variants such as the ECCC version up at $25.
Looks like speculators, even without[...]
Some gratuitous male nudity.
Courtesy of Woods #1 there Any more for any more?
Okay, that's painful Thank you Rat Queens.
And Suicide Risk #13 gives you some topless restaurant action Seriously, you'd have thought they'd have a dress code Say, do you know what the most shocking thing is about Futures End #1?
They're still using Classic Google Glass[...]