Justin Jordan Archives

Peter Sailer live blogged this panel for Bleeding Cool: This was the last panel of the day for DC Comics and it focused on Post-Geoff Johns Green Lantern universe. Panelists were Robert Venditti, writer of Green Lantern and Co-Writer of Green Lantern Corps, Van Jensen, Co-Writer of Green Lantern Corps, Charles Soule, Writer of Red Lantern Corps, Bernard[...]

Starting with Ennis, there will also be the start of a brand new line of sci-fi books.  Facundo Percio, the artist on Fashion Beast, will be drawing a "science fiction done Avatar Style" called Caliban, in the spring.  Mercury Heat by Kieron Gillen is on the way, and also Neurotrash by Si Spurrier, and Justin[...]

Which also means you can get down and personal to a bunch of them when donating money. So who are they? Rachel Deering, Justin Jordan, Cullen Bunn, Paul Tobin, Duane Swierczynski, Tom Taylor, F Paul Wilson, Tim Seeley, Marguerite Bennett, Brian Keene, Christopher Sebela, Matthew Dow Smith, James Tynion IV, Sean E Williams, Michael Moreci & Steve[...]

Dan Jolley, describing his comic book Bloodhound to CBR in 2004. "Radio edit: it's like 'The X-Files' if you replace Mulder with Conan the Barbarian," Cover quote to the new Bloodhound #1, which we reported on last week. Justin Jordan was probably about 12 in 2004… I wonder where he picked up that phrase from? Feels a little similar[...]

We also see, as announced at San Diego Comic Con; DEAD BODY ROAD #1 (of 6) story JUSTIN JORDAN art / cover MATTEO SCALERA & MORENO DINISIO DECEMBER 11 32 PAGES / FC / M $2.99 The men involved in his wife's death must die All of them. Writer JUSTIN JORDAN (LUTHER STRODE) and artist MATTEO SCALERA (BLACK SCIENCE, Indestructible Hulk) craft the[...]

Could it all have been his fault? Everything else was… The last pages also give previews of the creative team for the next year of Crossed: Badlands. The first is in solicitations now, David Hine and German Erramouspe. But we also get the announcement of Daniel Way, better known for his work on Deadpool and Punisher, working with[...]

By Hannah Means-Shannon Justin Jordan is a remarkably direct person who seems to shuffle off any traces of affectation, particularly when he gets up in front of people at panels He's often more interested in talking about the projects of his colleagues in comics, and asking them questions, often with obvious enthusiasm, then commenting at length[...]

At San Diego, we broke the news that Justin Jordan had walked off Superboy but would remain on Green Lantern: New Guardians Was to be an upcoming writer on Crossed. And we also learned of his new Image series Dead Body Road It was very much his San Diego Comic Con, despite him not actually going. Some[...]

Quin we have look at San Diego Comic Con cosplay for the last two days… New X-Men: Days of Future Past Character Photos Give Us A Look At Bishop, Colossus And More The official X-Men: Days Of Future Past tumblr prematurely published and swiftly deleted a series of character headshots showing a whole host of mutants in…[...]

But with Bleeding Cool reports that he's walked off DC's Superboy title, news that he's going to be writing Crossed at Avatar and now that he has a new Skybound book that's been teased all week long, this seems to be Justin Jordan's year at San Diego I wonder if he's hiding in some quite[...]

I know Tony scripted that issue of Superboy #19 a few months ago, but then nothing. "Then I read your story about Justin Jordan leaving Superboy Would it be putting two and two together to suggest that they were using San Diego Comic Con to sound out a possible immediate replacement?" I have to say I've run[...]

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool broke the story that Justin Jordan had walked off the Superboy comic. Today, we have discovered that he'll be working on Bleeding Cool publisher Avatar Press horror title, Crossed. When we asked Justin Jordan about the second part of that, he told us; "You might think that, I couldn't possibly comment" As in; [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz8RjPAD2Jk[/youtube]     [...]

From chitter chatter in the San Diego bars last night, news that Luther Strode creator Justin Jordan has chosen to leave Superboy. One of a number of indie creators recently hired by DC Comics to work on some of DC's big name titles, I understand this decision is over creative and editorial differences on the title. Jordan[...]

[audio:http://www.orbitalcomics.com/podpress_trac/web/8580/0/orbital-podcast113.mp3] Chris Thompson writes; Welcome to Episode 113 of The Orbiting Pod! This week, we get frakked with Battlestar Galactica #1, turn our back on Ultimate Comics Spider-man #23, peddle our stolen sleep stories with Dream Merchant #1 & Dream Thief #1, discover that what happens in Vegas with Iron Man #10, stick to schedule with Regular Show[...]

By the light of day, Boniface celebrated the cultural history of New Orleans as an aspiring jazz musician… but by night, he was a man possessed, a violent avenger prowling the dangerous alleys and tombs for human and inhuman evil. Beginning in November, the creative team of Patrick Zircher (Captain America, Thor: Ages of Thunder) and[...]

Adi Tantimedh writes for Bleeding Cool from the floor of NYCC; I'll be wandering around NYCC all weekend shooting scrappy little videos on my phone,

Jim Zubkavich will have advance copies of Skull Kickers Vol 3: Six Shooter On The Seven Seas, including the Secret Of The Gun issues, as well as a convention-limited sketch edition of Skull Kickers #18, including work by John Layman, Rob Guillory, Blair Butler, Justin Jordan and Tradd Moore. Find them, and Jim, at Table W11[...]

From Justin Jordan and Tradd Moore comes a new comic from Image, The Strange Talent of Luther Strode, from October. To quote the author, "It's about a skinny, bullied kid who orders an old time bodybuilding course from a comic book, and finds out that it works What he doesn't know that is that the[...]