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Darick Robertson, co-creator of The Boys and Transmetropolitan, with Stephen B Jones, are launching a new book in Magma Comix's July 2024 solicits and solicitations, Greaser: Gemini Blues #1 Alongside subsequent issues of Hell's Half Acre, The Scale Trade, Principles Of Necromancy and Silicon Bandits. GREASER GEMINI BLUES #1 CVR A STEPHEN B JONES (MR) (W) Darick[...]

Darick Robertson is the co-creator of both The Boys with Garth Ennis, Happy with Grant Morrison and Transmetropolitan with Warren Ellis This weekend, he has been looking at these Vision Pro goggles at use in the city of New York And it all looks rather familiar to him. Youtube screencap Darick Robertson tweetXed, saying "This is exactly[...]

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool was the first to run an article on Magdalene Visaggio and Darick Robertson's pitch for a Superboy story that would have seen Conner Kent getting deep into their Kryptonian heritage before using that to transition as Connie Kent, Skyrocket It has, naturally been picked up in the kind of places we suggested[...]

And to absolutely no one's surprise, it comes courtesy of artist Darick Robertson (with colorist Tony Aviña), co-creator of The Boys comic book series as well as co-executive producer on the streaming series Tweeting that the streamer and Kripke gave the thumbs up, the artwork you're about to see highlights Jensen Ackles' Soldier Boy, Laurie[...]

DC Comics will be publishing a new comic book limited series by Star Wars: Rogue One writer Gary Whitta and The Boys/Transmetropolitan co-cretaor Darick Robertson, beginning in May and yes of course it's Batman Almost everything is these days Batman: Fortress in this case, as Earth is invaded, Superman is gone and Batman has the[...]

Of course, someone would be against all that. Batman Wants To Get Politics Out Of Superhero Comics That's right, the billionaire who beats up the poor, defends the banks, works with the police, and turns orphans into vigilantes is against getting involved in politics. Batman Wants To Get Politics Out Of Superhero Comics Given that Gotham's police are all[...]

Including 10 Ton Press launching their 10 Ton Of Fun Sampler, with comics from everyone from Darick Robertson to Gerhard… FCBD Preview: Darick Robertson To Gerhard – 10 Ton Of Fun FCBD 2021 10 TON OF FUN SAMPLER 10 TON PRESS APR210042 (W) John Hageman, Mel Smith, Brandon McKinney, Greg Boucher, Justin Sane (A) Bill Anderson, John Hageman (CA) Darick[...]

Space Bastards, the sci-fi series by Transmetropolitan and The Boys co-creator Darick Roberston and writers Eric Peterson and Joe Aubrey is Kickstarting its Oversized "Director's Cut" Volume 2, with art from Darick Robertson, and 2000AD artists Boo Cook, Colin MacNeil and Clint Langley. Which means that Bleeding Cool gets a look at Clint Langley's story in[...]

Bleeding Cool has mocked comic book writer Tom Taylor and artist Darick Robertson for their Hellblazer: Rise And Fall mini-series for DC Comics' Black Label Specifically for the decision to portray British police carrying handguns as a matter of course With Tom Taylor's reason that he simply didn't realise that they didn't And that it's[...]

Police aren't just wandering around with guns. Hellblazer: Rise And Fall Except it seems in the new Hellblazer: Rise And Fall series by Tom Taylor and Darick Robertson A comic that is keen to show off its knowledge of Hellblazer history, from the creators who worked on it… Hellblazer: Rise And Fall …with a young Constantine as well as[...]

Humanoids To Republish Space Bastards In 2021 #humanoids #spacebastards     Last year saw Eric Peterson and Joe Aubrey Kickstart the graphic novel Space Bastards, with artists Darick Robertson, Simon Bisley and Gabriel Bautista. The premise for payment is simple; whoever delivers the package gets the cash, and they can use any means necessary to do so.  Roy Sharpton,[...]

Following that, we get a look at how some fans of the Garth Ennis/Darick Robertson comic book series reacted online to the newest teaser Spoiler warning: they kinda liked it. New Homelander key art from The Boys (Image: Amazon Prime)  The Boys: Let's Take a Look Ahead and a Look Back In a more intense, more desperate Season 2[...]

But fans of the Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series should've had no problems recognizing where the inspiration came from: Issue #31, drawn by Robertson. A look at key art for the series and the cover to comic book issue #31 of The Boys (Image: Amazon Prime/Darick Robertson). Released in June 2009 by Dynamite, Issue[...]

As you're about to see in this newest look at the streaming service's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series, Butcher's (Karl Urban) on the run as are the rest of his crew- which should make Homelander (Antony Starr) feel great, right? Probably, but The Seven leader has his own problems: continuing his[...]

The Boys executive producer Eric Kripke is turning into a one-person promotional machine for the second-season return of the streaming service's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series In a recently posted interview with Collider, he offered up another round of intel on what fans can expect- including how the season's need[...]

As the promotional machine behind Amazon Prime's The Boys begins to pick up steam heading towards the series' second-season return on September 4 (with a 3 episode drop and then weekly after that), executive producer Eric Kripke continues keeping his promise to offer up some very cool stuff for fans of the streaming service's adaptation of[...]

But they weren't just going to do a date announcement without a "peace offering," which came in the form of a clip introducing viewers to the newest member of The Seven, and a look at the first three minutes of the season premiere. A look at The Boys season 1 bloopers (Image: Amazon Prime Video) Now we're[...]

Along with the news, we were also treated to clip introducing viewers to the newest member of The Seven as well the first three minutes of the season premiere. Now we're getting a more behind-the-scenes look at the Garth Ennis/Darick Robertson comic book adaptation, courtesy of showrunner/EP Eric Kripke In the following tweet, Kripke throws a ton[...]

We've been working on this in secret for a long time, and it's bloody magic! A new John Constantine limited series by Tom Taylor and Darick Robertson I am totally down for that And I'm not alone Hellblazer ongoing series writer Si Spurrier has added, EXCITE! More proper Constantine is more good comics. The series artist Darick Robertson[...]

Taking executive producer Eric Kripke at his word (and there's no reason why we shouldn't), fans should be getting some news about the Amazon Prime's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series The Boys pretty much any day now While we've been counting the days down until Butcher's return, his real-world counterpart[...]

Writing creator-owned books at Image Comics like The Freeze, editing Nancy Collins on a new Vampirella prose line and now writing the novelisation of The Boys. Not the TV series, mind, but the comic book, the first 6 issues as written by Garth Ennis and drawn by Darick Robertson, now turned into prose and published by[...]

We knew that Kripke and the team were hard at work (from a healthy distance) editing the second season of Amazon Prime's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series for some time now Since that time, we've been pleasantly distracted by rewatching the first season, reading up on the casts' Q&A sessions,[...]

When last time we checked in with The Boys executive producer Eric Kripke, he was hard at work (from a healthy distance) editing the second season of Amazon Prime's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series He even took some time to pen a few words on how he believes Butcher (Karl[...]

When last time we checked in with The Boys executive producer Eric Kripke, he was hard at work (from a healthy distance) editing the second season of Amazon Prime's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series But even while the team's burning the midnight oil to get the new season out to[...]

When we last updated you on Amazon Prime's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's The Boys, they were preparing to take the stage at PaleyFest LA But that was right before the coronavirus pandemic made self-quarantine and social distancing a must for a large chunk of this nation (and growing) The series did its part by offering[...]

With the cast and creative team behind Amazon Prime's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's The Boys set to take the stage at this weekend's 2020 PaleyFest LA, we're expecting to get some serious intel on the series' second-season return So far this week, we've heard from new cast member Aya Cash (joining Goran Visnjic, Claudia Doumit, Patton[...]

Are we counting the days down until Amazon Prime's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series The Boys graces us with a new season 2 trailer and official release date? Yes Yes, we are. But since we have absolutely no control over that (we know… it sucks), what we can do is keep you updated on what the[...]

Amazon Prime's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series The Boys has us feeling a certain way – and that "certain way" is impatient Can you blame us? We're talking about a series strong enough to make Bleeding Cool's The Bleeding Cool TV Top 10 Best of 2019 – and last year was filled with some righteous[...]

Amazon Prime Video's adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book series The Boys has been sticking some righteously sweet superhero three-point landings since it premiered July 2019 – and spoiler? Check out Bleeding Cool's two-scoops-of-spoilers-filled review here to find out why we (like a whole lot of you) are big fans of the series – and see for[...]

The Boys was a comic book series by Garth Ennis, Darick Robertson and Russell Braun that began life at DC Comics, came to a very short end when the then-President and Publisher of DC Comics, Paul Levitz, actually read what his company was publishing It was then picked by by Dynamite Entertainment, where it ran[...]