Chris Sotomayor Archives

Now his friends and colleagues have completed the comic book in tribute and in memory of their friend, with Bernard Chang, Shawn Crystal, Mitch Gerads, and Dave Stewart completing the story, including tributes by Lee Bermejo, Denys Cowan, Dave Gibbons, Becky Cloonan, Klaus Janson, Dave Stewart, Rick Leonardi, Chris Batista, Dani, Tamra Bonvillain, Ibrahim Moustafa,[...]

So we'll have to wait for more on that to come, but for now, Non-Stop Spider-Man comes to an end this Wednesday with Non-Stop Spider-Man #5 by Joe Kelly, Chris Bachalo as well as a bunch of others helping to tet it out of the door, Cory Smith, Gerardo Sandoval, Tim Townsend, Wayne Fauchier, Victor[...]

The means by which the Dark Gods are defeated is vague and seems to be aiming for symbolic, and it isn't particularly satisfying. Wonder Woman #50 art by Stephen Segovia, Jesus Merino and Andy Owens, Emanuela Lupacchino and Ray McCarthy, Romulo Fajardo Jr., and Chris Sotomayor Stephen Segovia, Jesus Merino, and[user_id] Emanuela Luppachino split the artwork of this comic,[...]

It's weird that this series already has an Annual issue, but it justifies itself by expanding on the lead while not interrupting or interfering with the ongoing story. X-Men: Red Annual #1 art by Pascal Alixe and Chris Sotomayor Pascal Alixe's artwork is gorgeous It's a highly detailed photorealistic style that looks almost painted This allows for[...]

Unfortunately, it puts the fate of all the Earth in the hands of Etrigan the Demon. The Demon: Hell is Earth #6 cover by Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy, and Chris Sotomayor So, Etrigan gets Excalibur in this, and he duels Belial, whom wields a rib bone of Lucifer I'm almost tempted to leave the review there, because[...]

Unfortunately, Belial still has some tricks up his sleeve to which our heroes are not privy. The Demon: Hell is Earth #5 cover by Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy, and Chris Sotomayor The Demon: Hell is Earth #5 readies itself for the grand finale by—well, doing what it has been doing for the past three issues or so[...]

It very much feels like a classic Avengers comic back when they were dealing with godlike beings every few months and proving the merit of humanity. There is a moment where Batman tries to make an insane sacrifice play, but Steven Orlando plays it well enough to feel earned. Justice League of America #26 art by Miguel[...]

The fact that the comic presents a lot of this very plainly and without implicitly taking a side is interesting unto itself, though I wish it were a little more unambiguous in the Estes Park West sequences. Justice League #40 art by Pete Woods and Chris Sotomayor Pete Woods' art is a little spottier in this issue[...]

Numerous demonic creatures lurk in the shadows, and our heroes may not be able to withstand the punishment. Demon: Hell is Earth #4 cover by Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy, and Chris Sotomayor The plot structure of this issue should make it feel like a padded-out waystation before the battle kicks up again within Hell itself However, Andrew[...]

However, there is some fat that could be trimmed. Justice League of America #25 art by Miguel Mendonca, Minkyu Jung, Dexter Vines, and Chris Sotomayor Miguel Mendonca and Minkyu Jung split the art on this on, and the visuals remain solidly great throughout The styles aren't so disparate as to cause any dissonance in the comic[...]

Can Meath escape and return to his family? Or does Aturo have more up his sleeve than realized?In Shops: May 30, 2018SRP: $3.99   CATALYST PRIME SUMMIT #5MAR181768(W) Amy Chu (A) Federico Dallocchio, Chris Sotomayor (CA) Jan DuursemaAfter saving Fiona from the hands of mercenaries and beginning to heal from the loss of her team and her[...]

Etrigan and Merlin take up most of the page space and dialogue. The Demon: Hell is Earth #3 art by Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy, and Chris Sotomayor Brad Walker and Andrew Hennessy continue to give the comic high visual fidelity in this issue The Demon and the hellish antagonists still look very awesome Merlin looks appropriately grim[...]

As noted in Seeley's tweet, colorist Chris Sotomayor will also be on the book beginning with that issue. "I've wanted to work on The Hellblazer for as long as I can remember," said Seeley in Nerdist's early preview of DC's August titles "John isn't quite a hero He's doing his best to get by, making mistakes[...]

Alongside co-creators Mark Waid and Barry Kitson, the book's team consists of Chris Sotomayor on colors and Troy Peteri lettering. When Empire appeared in print from Gorilla Comics in 2000 (a creator-owned company formed by Mark Waid, Kurt Busiek and others), it was a comic ahead of its time for many reasons, not least of[...]