planetary Archives

Bleeding Cool was the first to confirm that the twelve-issue series Outsiders series by Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly and Robert Carey was a full-blown Wildstorm revival, at least of the Warren Ellis Authority/Planetary axis of it all Luke Fox and Kate Kane, The Batman Of New York and Batwoman, taking on the Planetary roles previously played by Elijah Snow and Jakita Wagner, respectively,[...]

The Guide is opened, and the truth of the world is revealed." That would be The Planetary Guide to all that is, seen, unseen, and dug up, as The Outsiders has become an unexpected reworking of Planetary and The Authority, basically the world of Wildstorm and now DC Comics, as once seen by Warren Ellis. Luke[...]

The Outsiders went public about being a DC Universe revamp of Warren Ellis and John Cassaday's Planetary series for Wildstorm But we noted that, with Century Babies, the Carrier and the Bleed, it might also bring in Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch's The Authority. The preview of this week's The Outsiders #4 going all in on[...]

Well, that's kinda what happens to The Outsiders in next week's Planetary-inspired comic, made up of Batwing, Batwoman and Drummer, in this week's issue Instead, rather than ending up inside of John Malkovich, they end up inside Batman. I mean, of course, they get separated But there's not just one Batman there There are all the[...]

For the Metal events, the original Challengers Prof, Ace, Red, and Rocky were on a mission to an Earth in the Dark Multiverse, which sent the Prof's dark multiverse counterpart to the multiverse, created a new Challengers, Trina Alvarez, Moses Barber, Krunch, and Bethany Hopkins, before the originals were saved, as part of the New[...]

This is Robert Cruz's cover to Outsiders #3, from DC Comics, the Planetary revival with Batwing, Batwoman and Drummer, unearthing the DC Universe It has a Batman logo on it as well as an Escher-style image with many Batmen walking up and down the stairs. Telling us "As Kate Kane and Luke Fox venture into the[...]

Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly have been talking about Planetary to DC Comics Without mentioning Planetary creators Warren Ellis or John Cassaday once, which is quite the trick It's all because, as Bleeding Cool has been reporting, The Outsiders is basically a Planetary and Authority revival by the back door Jackson Lanning says, "I genuinely think[...]

Bleeding Cool recently was able to confirm that the twelve-issue series Outsiders by Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly and Robert Carey was a full-blown Wildstorm revival, at least of the Warren Ellis Authority/Planetary axis of it all Not everyone believed us, so we have brought receipts ahead of Tuesday's publication of Outsiders #1 Warning, these are[...]

So what next for Jim Lee's line of comic books that DC Comics paid top dollar for twenty-five years ago? #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Well, I can confirm that the upcoming twelve-issue series Outsiders by Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly[...]

And today's Stormwatch story in The Brave And The Bold #6 ends on a very indeterminate note on the Skywatch satellite. While in Unstoppable Doom Patrol #7, there is a minor mention, as the Candlestick Man crosses from one reality to another, using The Bleed introduced in Stormwatch and The Authority back in the day. So what[...]

With Kate Kane – Batwoman, and Luke Fox – Batwing, together with a third unnamed member. Bleeding Cool made the point that this seemed to be a "more empathetic version of Planetary" and that we seemed to have Luke Fox looking like Elijah Snow wearing the white suit, Kate Kane in her Batwoman suit but posing[...]

And The Outsiders, like a more empathetic version of Planetary, are going to be taking a look at it all.  Gotham War, which this books will spin out of, sees Batman and Catwoman take opposite sides of an issue that divides Gotham and the rest of the Bat Family And it seems that whatever it[...]

Comics it was Battle for the Cow. Then Orlando said something along the lines of "I can't believe it's not the Justice League is his top funny comic." The Benson Sisters went for Birds of Prey (and that they really dig Gail Simone's work). Then Lucifer, Preacher, izombie all got somewhat combined as they all talked about them more[...]

Never wanted to read Planetary – Sincerely a comics curmudgeon who has had enough of this type of thing. Orion TippensBeen reading comics for over 30 years, but never read Planetary Sorry I didn't earn your "respect" Nick LaneyWay to p-ss everyone off Free Comic Book Day. Bob MorrisIf you really disapprove of a comic book, you don't[...]

We're reading his collaboration with John Cassady and Laura Martin, Planetary. Specifically, Lawrence wanted to read issue #8 from the series, titled The Day the Earth Turned Slower. An ode to the horror films produced during the Red Scare (and so much more), this single comic is a perfect amalgam of what made the entire series of Planetary so special. You can download us if you're on the go here, and[...]

So what exactly have my Little Bleeders been talking about today? Kenny finds the secrets behind Scalped at StandardAttrition. Gabriel reads Latino Review over the official and unofficial stories regarding the firing or non-firing of the GI Joe director. Patrick Drury wants more traded Casanova sooner rather than later. C Striker highlights the new Wildstorm blog, The Bleed with[...]

John Cassaday announced to the live audience of the 200th Comic News Insider podcast that the long awaited final epilogue issue of the superhero archeology series Planetary would be published in October. Planetary 1 shipped in early 1999, with an intended bi-monthly schedule, but personal and professional issues caused the book to go on hiatus, with[...]