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You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. The 10 most-read stories yesterday Review: GameStop's Green Lantern – Lantern Corps Ring Set Skottie Young and Humberto Ramos Launch "Strange Academy", a New Orleans-Set Magical School Comic From Marvel in March (Art Update) Marvel's Dysfunctional X-Team Adds Sinister, Scalphunter "Supernatural" Season 15 "Last Call": Dean Gets to Drop[...]

Beyonders tells the story of Jake, a high school student fascinated with conspiracy theories. When he finds a lead, his life falls apart. Is it a good read?

God Complex reaches the end of its first arc with Seneca finding the Trinity while the Pantheon hopes for their demise. Is it a good read?

Paul Jenkins and Wesley St Claire are launching a new series at AfterShock this Summer about a boy obsessed with conspiracy theories who learns that they're all true, sending him on a treasure hunt for an ancient secret The comic is called Beyonders, and it la– What? Alright, sure Doctor Doom Whatevs As we were saying,[...]

Prasetya and Gho impress with their art style, and Paul Jenkins' script consistently intrigues This one comes recommended Give it a read. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Seneca is still struggling with his augmentations He returns to Hermes and Hephaestus who tell him that he can go into the Stream at any time He does so and[...]

When a trap is exposed and friends are lost, what will our heroes do to survive? The last issue before the grand finale of the first storyarc exposes more truths and presents more surprises in the exciting world of BETROTHED! From writer Sean Lewis (The Few) and artist Steve Uy (Uncanny X-Men, Avengers Initiative, Grumpy Cat) comes[...]

Paul Jenkins has set up a lovable group of characters here, and the artistic team of Leiz and Paciarotti works like a charm This issue comes recommended Check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Latavius' powers are out of control, and his mother, Sharise, has disappeared through a portal The Chief is reluctant to leave the[...]

Paul Jenkins has made something special here. Leila Leiz's artwork is quite solid for much of the comic I love the design of Chalice's costume and Morph's body The villains have distinct and interesting looks too The faces are where things can get a little shaky They're a little too shine at times when they're facing[...]

Presented in the European Album format (same as the recent Animosity: the Rise hardcover for LCSD), this handsome hardcover features the creative talents of Bill Willingham, Marguerite Bennett, Mike Carey, Jim Starlin, Michael Zulli, Charles Vess, Michael Gaydos, Andy Clarke, Andrew Robinson, Sarah Delaine, Phil Hester, Paul Jenkins, Neil Gaiman, Dalibor Talajic, Travis Moore, Brian Azzarello, Francesco[...]

As such, the world of God Complex is allowed more of its own visual identity than it would otherwise. Paul Jenkins creates continues an intriguing narrative with God Complex #2 While the story can lag in places and gets a little off the rails towards the end, it is still an overall good read, and I[...]

We've got an early look at Top Cow's new series God Complex, and I got to talk with writer Paul Jenkins about the project The series was created by Bryan Lie and drawn by Hendry Prasetya Issue #1 will be in stores on October 11th and we have an eight-page preview along with the three[...]

The reason was because the series would feature a trans lead character as the focus of this first volume of stories – and the reaction that this was being handled not by a trans creator, but rather by writer Paul Jenkins. I'll admit, I went into reading this series with some trepidation: seeing a trans character[...]

"The Paul Jenkins, Jae Lee Inhumans is $34.99 It's a 304-page graphic novel By comparison (it's not entirely a fair comparison), Batman: The Long Halloween at 340-something pages is $24.99 Gabriel responded Two things there, if those prices came down (and this is more on what we call our in‑line trades, our monthly trades), we're[...]

Oh, and he lets it slip that Judge will end up deciding the balance of power in Hell. The trade collects the Universe #1-8 and Tom Judge: End of Days #1 and was writing by Paul Jenkins and drawn by Clayton Crain It shows the journey of a broken man as he regains purpose in his[...]

The list kicks off with New Avengers, Wonder Woman and the current DC Batman: Rebirth artist David Finch. The new Batman series is getting a lot of buzz with Finch and writer Tom King at the wheel, so it would be a good time to hit Finch up for inside information and signatures. Also on the guest[...]

By name, Paul Jenkins, Matthew Daley, and Mairghread Scott The script is detailed, intense, and emotional I dare you to not become invested in this cast of characters. Two: Lantern City is a fascinating place From the lower class living in near-constant darkness, to the enormous walls of the city always looming overhead, all while the upper class[...]

Replica #2 from Paul Jenkins and Andy Clarke is out tomorrow Available from all good comic shops and disreputable bathroom attendents… Number Two! In which Detective Trevor Churchill of the Terran Corporation discovers the only person more annoying than his alien partner is a clone of himself In which we visit with Number Two, Trevor's overworked and[...]

Paul Jenkins and Andy Clarke are launching a new comic book series, Replica, from After Shock, the new line run by Joe Pruett and Mike Marts. And we have a look at the first ten pages of the comic, for free, right here Enough to make you ick up the full thing on Wednesday? REPLICA #1 (W) Paul Jenkins[...]

Fiction Squad TP, written by Paul Jenkins, with art by Ramon Bachs Fablewood is a pretty dangerous place, but no area is more dangerous than the City of Rimes, deep in the heart of the Children's Realm After transferring in from the realm of Mystery, a failed detective from an unfinished prose novel, Frankie Mack,[...]

I noticed that the October solicitations for Spawn no longer had Paul Jenkins listed as writer. SPAWN #258 STORY: TODD McFARLANE ART / COVER: JONBOY OCTOBER 21 / 32 PAGES / FC / T / $2.99 Spawn returns to the one place he never thought he would see again…HELL. Paul had replaced Brian Wood as writer on the book And before[...]

They include Garth Ennis (Preacher, Punisher), Jimmy Palmiotti (Power Girl, Jonah Hex), Amanda Conner (Harley Quinn), Paul Jenkins (Batman: The Dark Knight), Justin Jordan (Shadowman), Phil Hester (Ant-Man), Frank Barbiere (Avengers) and Marguerite Bennett (Batgirl). "When we launched AfterShock, our mission was to attract the best comic book creators in the business, and we're beyond excited[...]

Created by Trevor Crafts, Bruce Boxleitner, and Matthew Daley, written by Daley and Paul Jenkins, with art by Carlos Magno Right off the bat, I'd like to talk about Lantern City, the place Carlos Magno not only illustrates a realistic cast of characters, but also brings a moving city to life on the page We[...]

Created by Trevor Crafts, Bruce Boxleitner, and Matthew Daley, written by Daley and Paul Jenkins (Fairy Quest), and illustrated by Carlos Magno (RoboCop), Lantern City marks Archaia's first ongoing series since the The Secret History in 2007 The story focuses on Sander Jorve and his want to keep his wife and son safe Because they[...]

With the upcoming Spawn #250 and the Spawn: Resurrection, series creator and Image co-founder Todd McFarlane talked with IGN about the new creative team (Paul Jenkins and JonBoy Meyers), the new direction for Al Simmons / Spawn and his goal for getting to issue #301 He also talks about the possibility of a new Spawn[...]

One month for a #1 to jump on. Paul Jenkins and Jonboy Meyers Jenkins is writer. Al Simmons returns in 250 Here to stay Changed man He didn't want to be in the game He'll come back and take charge of the game. Spawn 250, then Spawn Resurrection, Spawn 251 Brand new series, Savior #1 in April What if[...]

The story is done by the very talented Paul Jenkins accompanied by the inspiring Humberto Ramos (and inked by the glorious Victor Olazaba) with lettering done by the one and only Jim Campbell. Boom! Studios continues to knock it out of the park with one of my favorite new series; Fairy Quest If you aren't familiar[...]

Some time ago, Humberto Ramos and Paul Jenkins, who are best known for their work on a few different Spider-Man comics, launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds to release a Fairy Quest:  Outlaws graphic novel and, according to my research, they succeeded However, now they have chosen to release the same story in two[...]

Still, Paul Jenkins is a writer I've enjoyed for a long time, starting with his runs on The Incredible Hulk and Peter Parker: Spider-Man, so it doesn't hurt to give the benefit of the doubt Ramon Bachs, meanwhile, has a fun and flexible style that would seem to be fitting for this type of comic[...]

Written by Paul Jenkins, Fiction Squad #1 takes classic fairytales to a new level. The story follows Detective Frankie Mack, who crosses over from the realm of crime fiction to the fairytale realm, Rimes Mack reminds me of a Sherlock Holmes-type of character Except he wasn't successful, so now he's trying to pick up the pieces[...]

Dave Elliott tells me that he was involved with ex-Marvel movie mogul Avi Arad when he tried selling an Inhumans movie to Paramount, based on the Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee Eisner award-winning Marvel Knights series But when Paramount didn't like that, Elliott pitched the Neal Adams/Jack Kirby plot about Black Bolt coming to New York,[...]