Chris Samnee Archives

Then there's the brilliant cover by Chris Samnee, setting the tone for the interiors. So, what's not to like about this book? Nothing, really I mean, the present day portion of the story shows Magneto as a conflicted character (which we all know he is) with a little sprinkling of light here and large chunks of[...]

Chris Samnee posted it on his blog and it seemed like a good thing to share. I think I can run this without the Dan Slott spoiler warnings… One of the fun things as a writer… and I used the word fun in its most sarcastic sense… is creating sound[...]

Picked this up from Chris Samnee's tumblr I figured with all the talk about the new Fantastic Four casting, it would be fun to look back at the designs Alex Toth did for the 1967 Hannah-Barbera cartoon ( from 1996's Alex Toth: By Design, by Alex Toth & Darrell McNeil.) Picked this[...]

With the same creative team, Mark Waid and Chris Samnee For some reason But the real change is location, New York at night to San Francisco in the day And instead of flag poles to swing around, we have palm trees Or not.  And the scenery isn't the only new thing in store for Ol' Hornhead[...]

A seeming attempt to prioritize quality, but of those I only felt the material written by Zack Whedon (brother of Joss) met the high standard of the screen version, particularly his two works with Chris Samnee, 'The Shepherd's Tale' and 'Downtime' (the latter of which can be read for free at USAtoday) So it was[...]

"I spent a week with him at an convention and basically wore him down to leaving Marvel and DC and coming back to work in the Whedonverse", Allie said. Chris Samnee will also be working on the title, contributing covers A few questions followed with Nicholas Brendon, who was unfortunately very ill at the time, stating[...]

From lettering Groo the Wanderer with Sergio Argones and Mark Evanier to his own creation Usagi Yojimbo, Stan has set the high-water mark for creator-owned comics. Mark Waid And Chris Samnee Are Off Daredevil Long Live Mark Waid And Chris Samnee On Daredevil. If we keep falling for it, Marvel are going to keep doing it[...]

Daredevil #1 by Mark Waid and Chris Samnee for March, for All New Marvel Now! "Join Marvel's fearless hero as he begins his most awe-inspiring adventure yet in the sunny city of San Francisco! Gifted with an imperceptible radar sense and a passion for justice, blind lawyer Matt Murdock—a.k.a DAREDEVIL—protects the Golden City's streets from all[...]

Daredevil artist Chris Samnee told his twitter followers that the current series will be ending with issue #36 This confirms what Rich got from the letter column earlier today.   For those wondering about the fate of Daredevil, here's the cover of #36– the final issue pic.twitter.com/pLIYuxaxEl — Chris Samnee (@ChrisSamnee) October 23, 2013   Here is the cover for the issue: [...]

Chris D'Lando writes for Bleeding Cool: In one of the smaller panel room near back corner of the convention center, Daredevil artist Chris Samnee took the stage for his very first spotlight panel Introduced by his Daredevil and Rocketeer collaborator Mark Waid, the Eisner nominee dove into a retrospective on his career and his influences –[...]

Eliot Cole reads Daredevil #12 by Mark Waid and Chris Samnee for Bleeding Cool; There is a horrible, horrible, 'office word' called "Synergy" that my friendly proof-reader rightly advises me not to use So I don't, but there's a lot of good blending of complementary talents on Daredevil since Waid's relaunch last year Added to the[...]

See if we can spot Fred Van Lente, Nick Spencer, Chris Samnee or Chris Giarrusso signing stuff They've got over a hundred people camped outside overnight They've been on the local news because of it But Acme Comics in Greensboro, North Carolina has just opened the doors And as the live webcam feed seen above,[...]