Genevieve Valentine Archives

Writer Genevieve Valentine and artists Annie Wu and Ming Doyle come to Image Comics in November with Two Graves, a contemporary retelling of the myth of Persephone And getting to it before the Sandman Netflix series revisits the story… "This undead road trip, through vanishing forests and motels in towns that never were, is an absolute[...]

Dynamite has sent over a Writer 2 Writer interview where Michael Uslan, writer of Lone Ranger/Green Hornet #3, talks with writer Genevieve Valentine about Xena #6, both on sale now Photo cover and interior art by Julius Gopez. MICHAEL USLAN: How important to you as a writer here is knowing and understanding mythology? How much of[...]

A Writer's Commentary: Genevieve Valentine talks Xena: Warrior Princess #3, on sale now from Dynamite Cover is by Jenny Frison, with interiors by Ariel Medel. So, the general tenor of this arc is on the more dramatically subdued end of the Xena scale (The Xena scale is a 1-to-10 slider, with a 1 being every time[...]

Genevieve Valentine is working away on the new Xena: Warrior Princess series for Dynamite As she wraps up the script for issue #4, she talks with Byron Brewer about working on a comic based on a beloved TV series and the preconceptions involved Cover is by Jenny Frison. BYRON BREWER: Genevieve, you seem to really be enjoying writing[...]

Today we're giving you the other side of the discussion between Genevieve Valentine, writer of Xena: Warrior Princess and David Avallone, the writer of Twilight Zone: The Shadow Here we have David asking the questions, where yesterday Genevieve did the asking Art for this article is by Jenny Frison (cover) and Ariel Medel (interiors). DAVID AVALLONE: Is the "25 years[...]

And in Red Sonja #3, Sonja and the rebels turn to a Phoenix for help… I don't think this is Jean Gray. Xena: Warrior Princess #2 writer: Genevieve Valentine artist: Ariel Medel covers: Jenny Frison (a 90%), Tony Fleecs "cute" (b 10%) The fight is on! Xena and Gabrielle battle for their lives against the Harpies, who quickly reveal themselves to[...]

Frank Barbiere, writer of Dejah Thoris #3, talks with writer Genevieve Valentine about Xena: Warrior Princess #1, both on sale now from Dynamite. Covers is by Greg Land and Jenny Frison. FRANK BARBIERE: What's your personal history with Xena? GENEVIEVE VALENTINE: This question makes it sound like we used to be cop partners until a Case Went Wrong, and now I'm[...]

A Writer's Commentary: Genevieve Valentine on Xena: Warrior Princess #1 Art by Ariel Medel. Welcome to the comic commentary for XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS #1! The arc title for this is "All Roads," for reasons that become very clear very quickly To me, one of the most fascinating things about the post-time-jump canon on the show is[...]

Writer Genevieve Valentine talks Xena: Warrior Princess #2, on sale in May from Dynamite Covers are by Jenny Frison and Tony Fleecs. BYRON BREWER: Genevieve, just one issue in and as #2 approaches in May, this magazine certainly seems to be capturing the flavor of the TV show Is this your first adaptation of a well-known[...]

Genevieve Valentine talks with Byron Brewer about Xena: Warrior Princess #1, on sale in April from Dynamite Cover art by Greg Land. BYRON BREWER: Genevieve, tell us about the exciting return of Xena to the printed pages of comics What is the storyline? GENEVIEVE VALENTINE: The story begins after the Twilight of the Gods, which means Xena and[...]

Xena: Warrior Princess has seen comic books from Topps, Dark Horse and Dynamite… but not for some time. That changes in April, with a new comic book series from Dynamite, from Genevieve Valentine and Ariel Medel. Genevieve Valentine is a Nebula shortlisted sci-fi/fantasy novelist who recently write the Catwoman series, notable for making Catwoman a mob boss of Gotham and[...]

Well Genevieve does write for them… Catwoman writer Ann Nocenti will helm a new comic starring Klarion the Witch Boy in October — while author/io9's own Genevieve Valentine takes over Catwoman! We last saw Klarion in Grant Morrison and Frazer Irving's Seven Soldiers title This time he appears to have teched up a little. There are two "schools" of thought that[...]