Spider-Woman by Joelle Jones at Comic Con Paris 2018.
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Spider-Woman by Joelle Jones at Comic Con Paris 2018.
Loki, God of stories, by Lee Garbett at Comic Con Paris 2018.
Squirrel Girl by @marcusto at Comic Con Paris 2016.
Leah of Hel by Elena Casagrande & Arianna Florean, Lyon Comic’Gone 2015
"I see no point in pounding on each other until we inevitably settle our differences and work together."
She-Hulk (2005) #31
Writer: Peter David
Penciler: Vincenzo Cucca
Inker : Vincenzo Acunza
Colorist: Barbara Ciardo
Emma Frost by Sara Pichelli (sarapichelli), Paris Comics Expo 2014.
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The nifty interactive version was coded by my friend @mentalguy. Or if you to print it out, download the PDF (page 1 / page 2).
The Modern Superhero Comic Event Picker was inspired by an episode of the 3 Chicks Review Comics podcast in which they joked about someone making a “grim n gritty wheel.” I decided to give it a shot, but it ended up transforming into a modern age gimmick generator — because what is grim n gritty now, other than another gimmick?
Danger explains the X-men.
All-new X-Factor #8
Writer: Peter David;
Artist:Â Carmine Di Giandomenico;
Colorist: Lee Loughridge.
"And what's the point of super heroes? It's all the same."
Silver Surfer (2014) #4
Dan Slott & Mike Allred: storytellers;
Laura Allred: color artist.
Comixology et Kelly Sue DeConnick ont partagé sur Twitter un extrait du script du premier chapitre de l'actuelle série Captain Marvel. Ça se fait beaucoup en ce moment de proposer des scripts en bonus de certains chapitres ou recueils, quitte à justifier un prix un peu plus élevé par un contenu qui n'intéressera pas forcément tout le monde.
Cependant, on ne parle jamais assez de Captain Marvel et de Kelly Sue DeConnick, donc TA-DA ! Ce que j'aime beaucoup chez cette scénariste, c'est (1) son humour et (2) sa capacité à faire exister très rapidement ses personnages, le soin qu'elle apporte à leur personnalité et leurs interactions. On sentait déjà ces deux qualités en lisant sa série, on en a la confirmation en lisant ces courtes descriptions des personnages adressées à David Lopez, à la fois drôles et précises.
Si vous souhaitez découvrir l'histoire dont est extraite cette case, je rappelle que Panini vient de publier l'équivalent du premier TPB en VF pour 5,70 € (dans Avengers Extra #12), ce qui est un peu imbattable, tandis qu'en VO le dit TPB est sorti ce mois-ci pour un peu plus de dollars.
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The Mis-Adventures of Cyclops: Parachutes are for losers. Poor Scott Summers is always getting himself in to some sort of trouble.
Art by Chris Bachalo, words by me.
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Out of the thousands of pages I’ve colored, this remains one of my favorites. I was happy with it at the time, and years later there’s still nothing I would change. That NEVER happens.Â
Captain America 614, page 17Â
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All-New X-Men double-page spread by Sara Pichelli. Words by Brian Michael Bendis, colors by Marte Gracia.
Je crois que je ne réalise jamais assez l'apport des coloristes par rapport aux planches en noir et blanc...
Danger may have been seen as harsh when she rebuffed Warlock’s initial attempts to impress her, but she has good reason to be wary of any male-identifying digital mind trying to get her attention, as even AIs aren’t safe from “nice guys”.
Astonishing X-Men #43: Whispering Machines, by James Asmus and David Yardin