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At press time, stories will be created by a virtual who's who of writers and artists, including Brent Anderson, Sergio Aragones, June Brigman, Kurt Busiek, Howard Chaykin, Joshua Dysart, Mark Evanier, Emil Ferris, Dave Gibbons, Rob Guillory, John Layman, Gabriel Rodriguez, Stan Sakai, Louise Simonson, Walter Simonson, Chris Sprouse, Jill Thompson, Matt Wagner, Mark Waid,[...]

Written by ongoing Daredevil writer Chip Zdarsky, who also drew the cover, it was to be drawn by Tom Strong co-creator Chris Sprouse and titled "One More Day", intentionally echoing the controversial Spider-Man storyline that saw Peter Parker trade his marriage with Mary Jane Watson with the devil, for the life of his Aunt May[...]

You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. The 10 most-read stories yesterday "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia": A Reigniting of "The Office" War? Bethesda Softworks Releases A Summer Roadmap For "Fallout 76" "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" Spawned a 2014 Russian Edition?!? "Critical Role": Changing Viewing Habits and TV's Future [OPINION] Jonah Weiland, Founder of CBR, Now[...]

The Terrifics continue their search for Tom Strong while Tom Strong himself continues his eternal struggle against Saveen. Is it a good read?

Written by Tini Howard with art by Chris Sprouse, Captain America Annual #1 is set in World War 2 and features Cap and his faithful sidekick Bucky encountering a group of fleeing escapees from a Nazi concentration camp. But who will Cap side with?! Sorry, Marvel You're never living Nazi-Cap down In any case, Nick Spencer isn't[...]

That I won't spoil, but it's a solid moment of setup and payoff. Infinity Countdown: Daredevil #1 art by Chris Sprouse, Scott Hanna, Karl Story, and Matt Yackey Chris Sprouse, Phil Noto, and Lee Ferguson team up to provide the artwork for this comic, and it melds so well that I had difficulty telling when one artist[...]

The budding Terrifics team reel from the message left by the mysterious Tom Strong, but they are forced to run before long. Something awakens, and it threatens to kill this team before it fully forms. Does it make for a good read?

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] We arrive at the conclusion of Bleeding Cool's Five Days of Black Panther with the current Black Panther series by writer Ta-Nehisi Coates and artists such as Chris Sprouse, Brian Stelfreeze, and Leonard Kirk. This was my first Black Panther solo series, as I was turned onto the character primarily by Al Ewing's Ultimates[...]

There isn't a wasted character in this series; each one has a story to tell and a part to play. Black Panther #168 art by Chris Sprouse, Karl Story, Walden Wong, Matt Milla, and Chris Sotomayor Chris Sprouse returns to provide the art for this issue, and it still looks very good He plays with faces, expressions,[...]

Meanwhile Chris Sprouse, who has done a lot of work on Coates's Black Panther, provides a heavier style that is quite welcome in this comic It's very detailed and fits the world of war and political intrigue that is Wakanda. Color artist Laura Martin keeps things lively with a well-balanced palette that leans on the darker given[...]

I hope to see the two reunited. Black Panther #17 Art by Chris Sprouse The fight against the man-spiders that attack Alkama is brief, but it is fun to read T'Challa summons the weapons of his ancestors while Storm does her lightning thing. Chris Sprouse is the artist on this issue, and he is definitely one of the[...]

Maybe T'Challa could give him asylum and a position in a science division in Wakanda. Chris Sprouse's artwork is strong with a clean aesthetic, a lot of expression, and a lot of kinetic energy in the fight scenes While a whole lot of the battle in Club Fenris isn't shown, what is played out before us[...]

He's around here somewhere…. Holy fucking Christ, I just saw @mrmarkmillar! — Jean Gay 🏳️‍🌈🔥🦅 (@JosephGlass) October 23, 2015 Announced at the far more secretive than usual Diamond Retailer Day at the London ExCel Centre for London MCM Comic Con, Mark Millar has laid out his upcoming plans to ComicBook. We knew about Empress with Stuart Immonen. We knew[...]

But who is drawing it? The DC Comics website lists Ben Oliver, Chris Sprouse, Dan Jurgens, Cameron Stewart, Klaus Janson, Gary Frank, Nicola Scott and "Various". Whereas Amazon lists Giuseppe Camuncoli, Jae Lee, Jon Bogdanove, Gary Frank, Todd Nauck, Chris Sprouse, Andrew Robinson, Duncan Rouleau, Cameron Stewart, Pete Woods, Ben Oliver, Nicola Scott, Marcus To, Joe Prado,[...]

Multiversity  from DC Comics, written by Grant Morrison with art by Chris Sprouse, Karl Story, Nei Ruffino, Ben Oliver, Frank Quitely, Cameron Stewart, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado Everything I adored about Avengers and New Avengers this year is here, and more besides Again, it needs a map Each comic is not just a story, but each[...]

Sage Ashford offers his Annotated Reading of  The Multiversity: Society of Super-Heroes: Conquerors from the Counter-World #1 from DC Comics by Grant Morrison and Chris Sprouse [*SPOILERS BELOW!!] The  "Immortal Man" is a version of Anthro, the First Boy, created by Howard Post in Showcase #74 back in 1968 This isn't the first time Grant Morrison's[...]

Chris Sprouse does an amazing job realizing the ancient villain here, just as he did in his chapter of the Morrison-scripted Return of Bruce Wayne a few years back. A traditional wartime pulp adventure might see the heroes confront their enemies with a mastery of science, but Doc Fate's playing field is magic and so the[...]

From the Liveblog by Joe Glass: SHIELD issue 1 coming in December by Mark Waid and Carlos Pacheco, Alan Davis, Chris Sprouse and more, introducing characters from the TV show into the 616. They will be done in one stories, and everyone in the MU is a potential agent of SHIELD. Coulson is one of Waid's favorite characters[...]

Like Tom, we're willing to invest in good intentions and a little more self-awareness about our own very personal motivations in trying to change the world. Tom Strong and the Planet of Peril is written by Peter Hogan, pencilled by Chris Sprouse, inked by Karl Story, colored by Jordie Bellaire, and lettered by Todd Klein[...]

It's a mini Chris Sprouse festival, and the stonking return of Five Ghosts, Sledge-hammer 44, Pretty Deadly and more I'm reviewing live from my local comic shop, Conquest Comics, in New Jersey today and  there's a lot to be thankful for. First up, The Flash #25 with art by Chris Sprouse I'll admit I'm not a[...]

It's unpredictable, it's energetic, and as readers have come to expect from the team up of Peter Hogan writing, Chris Sprouse penciling, and Karl Story inking, and Jordie Bellaire on colors, it's lavishly rendered It'll remind you why you like Tom Strong in the first place, which is a pretty solid argument for the existence[...]

Williams III and guest artists on Promethea to Gene Ha and Zander Cannon on Top 10, and the inestimable Chris Sprouse on Tom Strong They each created a texture for their comics that challenged the senses, that could be both stern and carnivalesque, but when it comes to hero stories, Sprouse really reinvented the power[...]

Whern showing off his layouts for Superman, Chris Sprouse posted; Also, expect some Tom Strong news soon! Could this be the long awaited Tom Strong and the Planet of Peril with Pete Hogan? or something new? Sprouse also posted last week regarding that Oscar Scott Card story he's drawn for Adventures Of Superman; "Believe it or not, my name[...]

Artwork for Tom Strong And The Planet Of Peril, the first of the America's Best Comics line planned to be published after the New 52 relaunch (come on guys, get Gene Ha onto the second half of Top Ten Season Two, it's totally written and thumbnailed) by Chris Sprouse from Peter Hogan's script.. Just take a[...]