Writers: Geoff Johns, Jeff Lemire Penciller: Doug Mahnke Inkers: Christian Alamy, Keith Champagne, Doug Mahnke, Marc Deering, Walden Wong Colorists: Nathan Eyring, Pete Pantazis, Gabe Eltaeb Publisher: DC Comics After the events of last issue which was full of conflict between different superheroes and involved a lot of switching teams, JLA #7 decided to slow down the pace. …
Justice League of America #6 Writers: Geoff Johns and Jeff Lemire Penciller/Inker: Doug Mahnke Inkers: Christian Alamy, Keith Champagne, Tom Nguyen Colorists: Gabe Eltaeb, Nathan Eyring Publisher: DC Comics Like many of the “event” comics released recently (Marvel’s Age of Ultron and Avengers vs. X-Men spring to mind), “Trinity War” will read much better in trade paperback format. …
Disclaimer: Alan Moore is not found or mentioned in this article. (Except for now) Wizard magazine used to be both a blessing and a curse to comics fans. It had exclusive interviews with creators and fun features, like “Casting Call” and “Top Ten Writers and Artists”, but it was also criticized for mainly focusing on Marvel …
Constantine 1 Writers: Jeff Lemire, Ray Fawkes Artist: Renato Guedes Colorist: Marcelo Maiolo Cover: Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, Rod Reis Publisher: DC Comics After appearing in 300 issues of Vertigo’s Hellblazer and becoming the leader of Justice League Dark, John Constantine makes his solo debut in the New 52. Many of the trademarks of the …
Animal Man (2011) #17 Writers: Jeff Lemire and Scott Snyder Artists: Steve Pugh and Timothy Green II Published by DC Comics Swamp Thing (2011) #17 Writers: Scott Snyder and Jeff Lemire Artist: Andy Belanger Published by DC Comics While the “Swamp Thing”/”Animal Man” cross-over “Rotworld” has been ongoing only since issues #12, the two titles …
Green Arrow (2011) #17 Writer: Jeff Lemire Artist: Andrea Sorrentino Published by DC Comics “Sometimes a man doesn’t know what he really has until he’s lost it all.” It’s not very often that an adaptation outshines its source material, let alone a television show, but this is the predicament that DC found itself in. Arrow …
Comic books are like wine, there is a bottle out there for everyone. The comic book medium has been around for over seventy years and is home to some of the most original and ground-breaking stories the world has ever seen. But knowing where to start is daunting, and jumping in blind can have some …