Giuseppe Camuncoli Archives

Her bloody journey to freedom starts in this breathtaking, groundbreaking FIRST ISSUE." Amazing Fantasy #1000 hits FOC from Marvel Comics by Armando Iannucci, Anthony Falcone, Dan Slott, Ho Che Anderson, Jonathan Hickman, Kurt Busiek, Michael Cho, Neil Gaiman, Rainbow Rowell, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Jim Cheung, Marco Checchetto, Olivier Coipel, Ryan Stegman, Steve McNiven, Terry Dodson, Todd Nauck,[...]

But have now added artists Giuseppe Camuncoli, Marco Checchetto, Ryan Stegman, Steve McNiven, Terry Dodson and Todd Nauck. But British TV comedy chief Armando Iannucci, of On The Hour, The Day Today, Alan Partridge, Armistice, Armando Iannucci Shows, Gash, Time Trumpet, Veep and Avenue 5 is no longer listed Bleeding Cool has now confirmed that this[...]

The Other History Of The DC Universe panel for DC Fandome saw journalist Evan Narcisse interview John Ridley and Giuseppe Camuncoli about the upcoming and long-delayed illustrated story. Screencap from DC Fandome. And we got a little look at some of Camuncoli's artwork for the series Which will begin in the nineteen seventies with Black Lightning –[...]

Undiscovered Country #1 from Scott Snyder, Charles Soule and Giuseppe Camuncoli dominates the advance reorder chart this week, with two placements for two covers, first and seventh With the Jonathan Hickman showrun Dawn of X books fitting in around them as well as the launch of the new Legion Of Super-Heroes which, unlike Millennium, will[...]

You know, the one where Lord Vader treated Director Krennick like the worm he is (still love you, Ben Mendelsohn). We don't know the release date on that one either, but we do know that it will feature artist Giuseppe Camuncoli, as much of the current Darth Vader comic has so far. Bleeding Cool will fill you in on additional details[...]

She brushes up against both Mon Mothma and the queen of the Shu-Toran. There is a back-up story, with art from Giuseppe Camuncoli, Cam Smith, and Java Tartaglia, where we see the turn of this issue explained. Star Wars #50 art by Salvador Larroca and Guru-eFX Salvador Larroca and Guru-eFX provide the art for the main thrust of[...]

Giuseppe Camuncoli, Stuart Immonen, Marcos Martin, and Mike Hawthorne deliver some good work in the last half Color artists Edgar Delgado, Java Tartaglia, Marte Gracia, Muntsa Vicente, and Jordie Bellaire deliver some consistently solid color work throughout. Amazing Spider-Man #800 art by Nick Bradshaw and Edgar Delgado Amazing Spider-Man #800 is hard to recommend at the price[...]

The Dark Lord must intervene, but Jocasta may have some tricks up her sleeve. Darth Vader #9 cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli and Francesco Mattina The Jocasta Nu arc has finally hit its climax, as the Jedi has revealed herself for the Grand Inquisitor and Darth Vader The battle is enjoyable Jocasta may not be a master swordswoman,[...]

Before long, Darth Vader himself is made privy to an intruder. Darth Vader #8 cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli and Francesco Mattina This issue provides a new lesson in restraint for Darth Vader, as the Emperor requests that he stop treating their underlings with such violence and disdain Palpatine does not disapprove of viewing them as contemptuous worms;[...]

The Grand Inquisitor is eager to begin hunting Jedi, and the Emperor has sent forth a list of preliminary targets for the Inquisitors. Among the selected is a peculiar target which confounds even Lord Vader. Darth Vader #7 cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli and Francesco Mattina This issue establishes what the relationship between Darth Vader and the Inquisitors will[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Darth Vader #6 cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli and Francesco Mattina Darth Vader has been wounded in his most recent missions, but the Emperor allows no time for rest and recovery As such, Lord Vader immediately sets about repairing his suit. Meanwhile, a mysterious figure enters the Jedi Temple, searching for the grand library Vader detects this[...]

Much kudos to writer Charles Soule for putting all of this together. Artist Giuseppe Camuncoli still feels like an odd choice for the title His art style is a bit too light-hearted and cartoonish for this kind of comic title That is not to say his art is bad, quite the opposite However, it is ill-fitted[...]

This comic shows that there are still a lot of interesting stories to tell from this time period. Giuseppe Camuncoli's art is quite good, if a bit cartoony at times, considering the main character Kinetic energy is displayed well, and there are impressive moments where we get a first-person view from Vader's own damaged helmet[...]

The light is gone, and we will now suffer. Giuseppe Camuncoli brings a very kinetic yet clean style to the proceedings, like the way he draws Vader He feels younger, more childlike here The armor is new, and the Emperor even asks him if it suits him Vader's response is that it is…acceptable, but the way the[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #25 recently gave us a new, rejuvenated Otto Octavius. Using a proto-clone body, stabilised using his own science, and transferring his

Today, they've revealed via media partner IGN that Soule will also be writing a Star Wars book, Darth Vader, with artist Giuseppe Camuncoli The story will pick up right where the least offensive prequel film, Revenge of the Sith, leaves off, and Soule says it will be "Darth Vader: Year One." A grim and gritty, Frank Miller[...]

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,[...]

Possibl the then-novelty of including semi-naked women also helped. The series has been reprinted many times ever since (particularly the issues drawn by Magnus) and has had a couple of new stories created in the meantime, but now it will return as a regular book. Mondadori Comics has announced at Lucca Comics Festival  that Casali is the new writer and Giuseppe[...]

And The Big Bang Theory popped up in Superior Spider-Man #28, depicted by Giuseppe Camuncoli. Will we see a return volley? Last year, Superior Spider-Man popped up in The Big Bang Theory. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QiX6_BJKzU[/youtube] Well, this week, Dan Slott repaid the compliment And The Big Bang Theory popped up in Superior Spider-Man #28, depicted by Giuseppe Camuncoli. Will we see[...]

Besides loving the artwork by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Slott indicates that this issue is going to be huge for the future of the Wall Crawler. Looking over all of Giuseppe Camuncoli's gorgeous art for SSM #20 This is one of my FAVORITE issues of the run so far You will freak out! — Dan Slott (@DanSlott) September 20,[...]

And this is what happens next, courtesy of USA Today Dan Slott with three artists, Ryan Stegman, Humberto Ramos and Giuseppe Camuncoli will be doing something new, presumably with Spider-Man, in January for Marvel NOW.   Dan Slott was Bleeding Cool's best guess for the writer of whatever this project is, due to Marvel's description of him[...]

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