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Green Lantern Exodus – Monday Trending Topics

Posted on February 12, 2013 by Mark Seifert

Green Lantern has big changes in store, it would seem: Geoff Johns leaving the Green Lantern comics makes the news. But he seems to be taking everyone with him. May will see the final issues of Green Lantern-related books from …

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A British Explosion! (UPDATE: Yes, It’s Mike Carey)

Posted on January 31, 2013 by Rich Johnston

So… I’m told that next week, Boom! Studios will be launching a new creator owned ongoing series from a British writer, who hasn’t launched such a thing before outside of Vertigo… Paul Cornell is out, he’s already worked for Boom… …

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Review: Stormwatch 12 by Peter Milligan, Will Conrad, Julio Ferreira and Guy Major

Posted on August 5, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Eliot Cole writes for Bleeding Cool I’m not a fan of this issue, it felt like an overly long exit for one of the key characters. I’ve spoken up about Stormwatch before on here, and I think that Issue 12 …

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Review: Hellblazer 293 by Peter Milligan, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Stefano Landini and Brian Buccellato

Posted on July 28, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Eliot Cole wites for Bleeding Cool; Peter Milligan’s take on John Constantine is very much a natural one. He handles John’s marriage so well. There’s a modernity I don’t see elsewhere, other than “Mind The Gap” which doesn’t  have much …

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Review Sunday – Stormwatch #9

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Eliot Cole reads Stormwatch  #9 by Peter Milligan and Miguel Sepulveda for Bleeding Cool; This issue of Stormwatch contains a lot of elements of what has made the current series really rather excellent, but seems to be missing it’s heart. …

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Jamie Hewlett, Posy Simmonds, Quentin Blake And Martin Rowson At The British Library Tonight

Posted on March 2, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Gorillaz’ Jamie Hewlett, Tamara Drewe‘s Posy Simmonds, Roald Dahl‘s Quentin Blake and The Guardian’s Martin Rowson are talking comics and illustration at the British Library’s Spring Festival, in concordance with the Late At The Library: Illuminate! exhibition. Jamie will be …

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When Gaiman, Millar, Milligan, Abnett And Grant Wrote Judge Dredd Prose Stories…

Posted on November 30, 2011 by Rich Johnston

Rebellion have launched a 2000AD ebook containing short prose stories by Neil Gaiman, Mark Millar, Peter Miligan, Dan Abnett, Alan Grant and more. Originally appearing in 2000AD and Judge Dredd annuals, they have never been reprinted until now. The story …

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Red Lanterns #3 – As Bad As Shakespeare

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Bleeding Cool Staff Writer

Mark Allen Haverty writes for Bleeding Cool; As an English major at the University of Vermont, I prided myself on completing the degree without having ever touched Shakespeare. There’s simply way too much overwrought dialogue for my interest. For the …

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More Omnibi To Make Shelf Room For

Posted on May 8, 2011 by Rich Johnston

What is it with Marvel and DC’s differing definition of the word omnibus? Take these new additions ready to test the strength of your comic shelf brackets. The Avengers Omnibus – Volume 1 Stan and Jack, 728 pages. Amazing Spider-Man …

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Peter Milligan Confirms John Constantine Returning To DC Universe

Posted on April 24, 2011 by Rich Johnston

Okay, this is where it pretty much gets official. At the Hellblazer 25th Anniversary panel last night at the London Sci-Fi Festival, questions were asked about Bleeding Cool’s coverage of John Constantine’s impending return to the DC Universe line of …

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Wednesday Comics Review: Captain America And Batroc The Leaper and Hellblazer 277

Posted on March 23, 2011 by Rich Johnston

Batroc The Leaper is a joke. A character designed in full French stereotype, but one as a criminal with honour who will play the game. But as likely to turn tail if the rules change against his own code of …

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Flashpoint Monday: Two Down, Five To Go – Secret Seven by Peter Milligan and George Perez?

Posted on January 31, 2011 by Rich Johnston

On the basis that it is unlikely George Perez will be drawing two Flashpoint mini-series, it looks as if Peter Milligan with be writing Secret Seven, drawn by George Perez with Shade The Changing Man and Enchantress in the lineup. …

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DC To Launch Red Lanterns Ongoing by Peter Milligan

Posted on January 3, 2011 by Mark Seifert

Jim Lee teased that the major news would be flying from DC in early January, and here’s the first big salvo: Over his six years on the book, Geoff Johns has brought so many cool new elements to the Green …

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