Marguerite Bennett Archives

Read it. Batwoman #14 cover by Dan Panosian Batwoman #14 "The Fall of the House of Kane" continues as Batwoman's family comes crashing down around her thanks to the Many Arms of Death. Marguerite Bennett continues to be one of the most interesting writers on the scene, and this book is on par with her awesome Animosity material[...]

Marguerite Bennett really is one of the great comic scribes of our time Also, read her Batwoman. Animosity has mastered the tonal balance it takes to show really cute animals showing affection for one another and the outright brutality that sentient beings can perform upon one another for power, resources, and whatever they want. Animosity: Evolution focuses[...]

However, it works to give Jones some closure of her own, and it was easily one of the most enjoyable comics of the week. Animosity #13 cover by Rafael de la Torre and Marcelo Maiolo Win: Animosity #13 Makes High-Concept Action Heartbreaking Marguerite Bennett and Rafael de la Torre's Animosity continues to be one of AfterShock's most consistently strong books, and this[...]

Beyond that, the atmosphere is oppressive and fitting for an issue such as this. Animosity #13 is another landmark issue in the series with Marguerite Bennett showing a skill at balancing the complex issues which Jesse and her friends face and the mixed emotions they illicit This issue provides a fantastic read, and I recommend it[...]

It's time for the Comics for Your Pull Box! We actually have a pretty packed lineup this week, so let's go ahead and get started. Animosity #13 cover by Rafael de la Torre and Rob Schwager Animosity #13 Marguerite Bennett and Rafael de Latorre's Animosity has been on of AfterShock's best series since it started[...]

So why are you seeing things that just can't possibly be? Why has your heart stopped beating in your chest? And why are you terrified beyond anything you ever imagined? A new kind of horror story for modern America, written by Garth Ennis (Preacher, The Boys, Crossed) and drawn by Goran Sudzuka (Y: The Last Man, Hellblazer)[...]

Animosity: Evolution #4 gives us a more direct look at Wintermute and the inner workings of his city. Does it make for a good read?

Before the night is out, our heroes will encounter terror beyond their most appalling nightmares—in a place where the night may never end at all. A new kind of horror story for modern America, written by Garth Ennis (Preacher, The Boys, Crossed) and drawn by Goran Sudžuka (Y: The Last Man, Hellblazer) ANIMOSITY EVOLUTION VOL 1 TP /[...]

Animosity #12 shows the farmers losing their gas reserve, as Jesse, Kyle, Mittens, and the queen bee escape to the hive. An accident causes them to split up. Does it make for a good read?

More details below. ANIMOSITY #14 / $3.99 / 32 pages / Color / on sale 04.25.18 writer: Marguerite Bennett artist: Rafael De Latorre color: Rob Schwager letters: Marshall Dillon cover: Rafael De Latorre w/ Marcelo Maiolo Betrayal! Jesse is kidnapped by a traitor she trusted and loved Sandor follows the bloody trail to the dreaded Walled City, where the remains of human civilization[...]

Through him, we also learn more of Wintermute and how things are run. Penelope the cow returns in the back half, and she is an endlessly lovable character in her own right. Marguerite Bennett and Animosity really do have a direct line to my heart This world and its characters are likable, layered, and completely enthralling. As always,[...]

Feelings change over time, and some books that got an 8.5 may go higher than a 9.0 on the list. And with that, let's talk about #5: Animosity #11 by Marguerite Bennett and Rafael de la Torre. Animosity #11 cover by Rafael de la Torre and Marcelo Maiolo I haven't read as much of Animosity this year as I would've liked[...]

More details are available below. ANIMOSITY #13 / $3.99 / 32 pages / Color / on sale 03.21.18 writer: Marguerite Bennett artist: Rafael De Latorre color: Rob Schwager letters: Marshall Dillon cover: Rafael De Latorre w/ Marcelo Maiolo The sins of the past bite at Sandor's heels, as the rage of the swarm and the wrath of the flood rise to a fever[...]

And a percentage of the proceeds goes to the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Today we have Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #1 by Marguerite Bennett, Christina Trujillo, and Moritat with cover by J Scott Campbell: When a dangerous group of mercenaries sent by Cadwell Industries accuses her village of murdering one of their men, Sheena is forced to make a deal[...]

Presented in the European Album format (same as the recent Animosity: the Rise hardcover for LCSD), this handsome hardcover features the creative talents of Bill Willingham, Marguerite Bennett, Mike Carey, Jim Starlin, Michael Zulli, Charles Vess, Michael Gaydos, Andy Clarke, Andrew Robinson, Sarah Delaine, Phil Hester, Paul Jenkins, Neil Gaiman, Dalibor Talajic, Travis Moore, Brian Azzarello, Francesco[...]

The animals still look good. Animosity: Evolution #2 turns in another great story in the Animosity world for Marguerite Bennett and company The characters are engaging, the premise is explored in a new way, and the story feels fresh This one is recommended Pick it up. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Four rodent sisters hitch a ride on[...]

Yet it's marked #1… and now I'm confusing myself. OK, in comic shops today is Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #1 by Marguerite Bennett, Christina Trujillo, and Moritat The new story starts with a dangerous group of mercenaries sent by Cadwell Industries accuses her village of murdering one of their men, Sheena is forced to make a[...]

DC Comics is bringing back the Bombshells in a new digital weekly series Bombshells United with writer Marguerite Bennett and a rotating cast of artists The series kicks off with a story about Wonder Woman and Japanese internment camps Bennett spoke to DC All Access about the subject matter, explaining what she discovered while looking[...]

We have an exclusive look inside the first issue of Dynamite's new Sheena series from Marguerite Bennett, Christina Trujillo and Moritat The new series starts with a 25-cent zero issue that comes out in August (final order cutoff is soon, so tell your retailer if you want one) which is a great and inexpensive way[...]

The series is being written by Marguerite Bennett and Christina Trujilo with art by Moritat The new series kicks off on August 2nd. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, was the first female character in comics to carry her own dedicated series beginning in 1937 Created by industry legends Will Eisner and S M "Jerry" Iger, this[...]

That there is even a public debate over the treatment of Jughead as an ace/aro character, and that the world of Riverdale could even be seen as relevant to teenagers lifestyles again, is down to Roberto pushing at the same themes – and characters – present in the very play Archie Comics once tried to[...]

DC's Bombshells is getting a relaunch! Last month, we reported on a tease from writer Marguerite Bennett about a "whole new ongoing" series for Bombshells. #DCBOMBSHELLS fans… We have a whole new and ONGOING digital-first series coming late this summer 😘 pic.twitter.com/xJJUTrChH8 — Marguerite Bennett (@EvilMarguerite) May 19, 2017 Today, in an interview with The Beat, Bennett filled in all[...]

Now she is getting a new series from writers Marguerite Bennett (Batwoman, Animosity) and Christina Trujilo, with illustrations by Moritat (Hellblazer, Teen Titans). Bennett says, "Our story is glorious golden age pulp — high adventure, quick wit, ancient mysteries, and daring dames — clashing with the perils of two worlds: one, the modern world come to conquer,[...]

DC Bombshells is the incredibly popular comics spin-off from DC's collectables statue range (now extended to action figures, Funko Pops and more) that re-imagined DC heroines in the bombshell pin-ups aesthetic. Well, now it seems we may soon be hearing about another new Bombshells related comic series, as writer Marguerite Bennett teased. #DCBOMBSHELLS fans… We have a whole new[...]

Panelists: Marguerite Bennett (DC Comics Bombshells), Shea Fontana (DC Super Hero Girls), Steve Orlando (Night of the Monster Men), Joshua Williamson (The Flash, Vertigo's Frostbite), Sean Duggan (WEBC entertainment), with Paul Malmont moderating. "Everyone reading rebirth?" And a joke about DC being back in New York for a few days were the openings for the DC All[...]

Tomasi/Neal Adams Issue #3 by Jimmy Palmiotti/Amanda Conner Issue #4 by James Tynion/Carlos D'Anda Issue #5 by Bill Willingham/Ivan Reis Issue #6 by Steve Orlando/Philip Tan Issue #7 by Marguerite Bennett/Dan Jurgens Issue #8 by Keith Giffen/Steve Rude Issue #9 by Tom King/Kevin Eastman Issue #10 by Greg Pak/Joe Prado Issue #11 by Rob Williams/Walter Simonson Issue #12 by Gail Simone/Ryan Sook And here's a look[...]

Archie Comics is expanding their New Riverdale line-up with an on-going Josie And The Pussycats series by Marguerite Bennett, Cameron DeOrdio and Audrey Mok The new series will kick off this September and focuses on Josie, Valerie and Melody, the foundation of their friendship and their rivalry with Alexandra Cabot. "I am incredibly grateful and outrageously[...]

3 #5 writer: Marguerite Bennett artist: Aneke, Diego Galindo covers: Marguerite Sauvage (a) Hyrkania explodes into civil war – with Sonja leading the rebellion against the king she once loved! King Savas imprisons Midyan in his lair as the desperate rebels hunt for a creature out of legend to come to their aid…   [...]

The latest Ask Marvel focuses on Marguerite Bennett, the writer of Angela: Queen of Hel The questions range from 'which series got her into reading comics?', 'what degree you need to be a writer?' and 'how much research is involved in writing?' She also let slip her secret to fighting writer's block… a hot bath[...]

A few weeks ago, Bleeding Cool reported that Marguerite Bennett was the new writer on Wonder Woman I had it confirmed from a number of good sources at DC creative and editorial It hadn't been a sure thing, which is why the story ran later than, say, Tom King being on Batman, but then it[...]