Jeff Loveness Archives

Thompson – Art Department, Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Richard Daskas – background animation artist Rachna Fruchbom – writer on Fresh Off The Boat Jeff Koons – famous artist whose Balloon Dog work appears in a trashed art exhibit in the movie. Laura Price – visual development artist at Sony Peter Zaslav – Production Designer, Art Director and Visual Development Artist Peter David[...]

Because who doesn't love a little almost death and the story of how we managed to avoid a potential crisis? Let's dive right in! The (Almost) Death and Resurrection of Hank Pym in Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania When recently speaking with Backstory Magazine about the newest cinematic Ant-Man installment and any possible ideas that didn't make[...]

While the newest Ant-Man film ends on a semi-optimistic note with a nice comedic punch, there also came the brief risk of leaving Scott in the Quantum Realm which almost felt tangible in its climactic battle between Ant-Man and Kang. When specifically talking to IGN about the idea of leaving Scott and Hope in the Quantum Realm[...]

As Marvel's tapped into various figures to write multiple projects, Jeff Loveness will join the likes of The Russo Brothers, James Gunn, Taika Waititi, Matt Shakman, Peyton Reed, and others to become the next major creative figure to guide the MCU The Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania scribe has been tapped to pen the screenplay[...]

One thing we now know about the episode is that it will be writer/producer Jeff Loveness' final episode for the Adult Swim series, with Loveness making it official earlier today via Twitter "Came back to write the Rick and Morty season finale Airs Tonight It is about the burning of the world and the lies[...]

Directed by Jacob Hair and written by Jeff Loveness and Albro Lundy, the episode was joined in the category by Big Mouth "Disclosure The Movie: The Musical!," Bob's Burgers "Pig Trouble In Little Tina," BoJack Horseman "The View From Halfway Down," and The Simpsons "Thanksgiving of Horror." Now, we're hearing from some members of the creative team now[...]

Following up on last year's award-winning "Pickle Rick," this year saw "The Vat of Acid Episode" walk away with the gold. Directed by Jacob Hair and written by Jeff Loveness and Albro Lundy, the episode was joined in the category by Big Mouth's "Disclosure The Movie: The Musical!," Bob's Burgers' "Pig Trouble In Little Tina," BoJack[...]

Directed by Jacob Hair and written by Jeff Loveness and Albro Lundy, the episode is joined in the category by Big Mouth's "Disclosure The Movie: The Musical!," Bob's Burgers' "Pig Trouble In Little Tina," BoJack Horseman's "The View From Halfway Down," and The Simpsons' "Thanksgiving of Horror." Here's a look at Harmon's reaction post to he[...]

Our review of this past Sunday's episode of Rick and Morty (link below) praised "The Vat of Acid Episode" (directed by Jacob Hair, and written by Jeff Loveness and Albro Lundy) for taking a hard look at our dimension-hopping duo's pseudo-toxic relationship and their near-total lack of appreciation for the damage that results from their[...]

In the following behind-the-scenes look at the episode, Harmon, writer Jeff Loveness, and director Bryan Newton discuss just how darkly destructive the pair can be, as well as the episode's nonlinear approach to telling the story. Rick and Morty have anger issues, courtesy of Adult Swim. After having been missing for nearly 20 years, Rick Sanchez suddenly arrives[...]

Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland's dimension-hopping duo Rick and Morty found themselves dropped on their collective "meta" heads as they went stage-diving through the fourth, fifth and possibly sixth walls (if that exists) in midseason opener "Never Ricking Morty", and they have director Erica Hayes and writer Jeff Loveness to thank for it In our review[...]

Directed by Erica Hayes and written by Jeff Loveness (you can check out our review at the link below), the episode was a creative primal scream from the series creator's souls, a need for the creative forces behind the scenes to make sure we understand just how hard this thing we call Rick and Morty is[...]

After treating yourselves to our humbly-enriching review (right here), check out this look behind the scenes with Harmon, director Anthony Chun, and writer Jeff Loveness ponder the lasting "coolness" of dragons, how embracing and respecting each other's "kinks" can save society – but one complaint? I need more answers about The Cat – damn you, Harmon,[...]

The latest is a new four-issue mini-series by Jeff Loveness and Lisandro Estherren called Strange Skies Over East Berlin The comic is about an alien invasion in the middle of the Cold War, and is set to launch in October The book is described as "a chilling and intense thriller about an American spy who[...]

Judas reaches the depths of Hell to find Jesus Christ himself suffering in eternal damnation. As Judas learns why this is, he also comes to some understandings of his life and the world beyond the realm of perdition. Is it a good read?

He also shows the other people God has similarly cast out over the centuries. Judas #2 cover by Jakub Rebelka Jeff Loveness and Jakub Rebelka have put forth a fascinating "epilogue" to the story of the Betrayer with Judas It starts from the premise of whether or not Judas Iscariot was actually a villain for betraying the[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Judas #1 from BOOM! Studios by Jeff Loveness, Jakub Rebelka and Colin Bell comes out this coming Wednesday, and tells the traditional tale of Judas Escariot, the Disciple who betrayed Jesus Christ, and expands upon it. Following Judas after his suicide, he finds himself in the cold plains of Hell. Judas #1 cover by Jakub Rebelka Immediately,[...]

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool ran the news that yet another young series from Marvel is getting the chop, this time the current run of Nova, featuring both iterations of the character, by Jeff Loveness and Ramon Pérez with Ian Herring. Hot off the heels of the cancellation of Star-Lord, by Chip Zdarsky, Kris Anka and Matt Wilson, with[...]

And Rich is seemingly revelling in nostalgia and also human connection which he seems to find easier with Sam than with his own family. There is a sense of connection, of brotherhood, that is so quickly established, and well done too, that it feels like it's been there forever. Another really fun thing about this comic is[...]

The new series will be co-written by Jeff Loveness and Ramon Perez and drawn by Perez… it will focus on both Nova's Rider will be training Sam in the art of being a hero while Sam will be helping Richard readjust to being human after being away for so long. The new series will kick off[...]

Every joke in Jeff Loveness' script hits, and they hit fast as he focuses more on upping the comedy quota, playing up the perfect comedy of errors with the odd pair The pacing is like the best kind of Saturday morning cartoon, again no surprise considering the talent involved With our heroes finding themselves back[...]