Jason Shawn Alexander Archives

Rodney Barnes and Jason Shawn Alexander, co-creator of Killadelphia and Nita Hawes' Nightmare Blog from Image Comics, is to adapt the MGM Studios 1972 blacksploitation movie Blacula It will be published by Rodney Barnes' new comic studio and publishing imprint Zombie Love Stories, in February 2022 Expanding from the original film, Barnes and Alexander's Blacula intends[...]

Publisher Magnetic Press issued a statement yesterday announcing it is launching a new Kickstarter for WAHCOMMO, a sprawling dark fantasy graphic novel by acclaimed artist Luis NCT.  This classic high-fantasy tale is filled with monsters, trials, mythical cities, and faced-paced adventure mixed with a coming-of-age identity drama to life in gorgeous, archival-quality hardcover. Luis is best known for his work as a[...]

As Jason Shawn Alexander approaches the 300th issue of Spawn (and yes it is a bit of a Todd McFarlane day today on Bleeding Cool), he has announced his new comic book series with American Gods writer Rodney Barnes – a new vampire horror comic book, Killadelphia And they've brought some impressive review clips as[...]

As Spawn gets ready for its milestone 300th issue, Image Comics has revealed Jason Shawn Alexander's cover for Spawn #300. This is the latest of several covers by superstar artists including Todd McFarlane, Greg Capullo, J Scott Campbell, and Jerome Opena for the issue which will also feature interior art by McFarlane and Capullo and writing[...]

Just when you thought your outrage was over, pearl-clutching bible-thumpers, Todd McFarlane and Image Comics are ramping up the blasphemy! As Spawn heads toward its 300th issue, creator McFarlane revealed a page of interior art from Spawn #295 by artist and man with three first names, Jason Shawn Alexander, showing the titular character being crucified on[...]

Both Matt and Heather are wearing appropriate Krypton attire as well. The episode spotlights artist Jason Shawn Alexander (Spawn, Empty Zone), who works up pieces of General Zod, Seg and Lyta kissing, and Brainiac appearing on the planet They also talk with Sipos about Adam Strange's drinking and come up with the name of some drinks[...]

That was funny. Spawn #285 art by Jason Shawn Alexander and Lee Loughridge If nothing else, Jason Shawn Alexander's artwork is frigging gorgeous It plays with shading in an incredible fashion, the texturing and detail is stunning, and Spawn himself looks awesome The colors of Lee Loughridge are subtle and fits Alexander's artwork very well. Spawn #285 has[...]

With a panel that included filmmakers Allan Amato and Olga Nunes, as well documentary subjects Bill Sienkiewicz, David Mack, Jason Shawn Alexander, Megan Hutchinson, and Dave Crosland, it was a panel that definitely should not have been missed. Filmmakers Allan Amato and Olga Nunes Temple of Art is a documentary film about, as described by Nunes, why[...]

Eisner-award nominated artist Jason Shawn Alexander (Abe Sapien: The Drowning, The Escapists) weaves the unsettling, dystopian saga of Corinne White that introduces readers to a bleak future, eighty years after a worldwide blackout in The Empty Zone Vol 1: Conversations with the Dead Writer of Saga, Brian K Vaughan commented on the book by saying: "Jason[...]

I've been impressed by Empty Zone ever since I saw the Kickstarter art for the series and learned about its long history as Jason Shawn Alexander's haunting personal project Now that the series is rolling out from Image Comics, it seems like my impression of the series changes with each issue In the opening issue,[...]

I was impressed by the history behind the comic when I previously spoke to writer and artist Jason Shawn Alexander about his upcoming Image publication Empty Zone Some readers may be aware that the comic appeared before in different forms, represents the artist's original creator-owned idea at the age of 19, and how he's returning[...]

Jason Shawn Alexander, Dave McKean, Kent Williams, David Mack, Bill Sienkiewicz, Grant Morrison, Stephanie Inagaki, Barron Storey, and Ryan Graff were some of the guests The project has just launched its Kickstarter, and showing a trailer in the panel, we heard some of the questions posed by the documentary, like seeing art, asking "How does[...]