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EXCLUSIVE: Manapul, Buccellato Debut Reverse-Flash in February
Fri, November 9th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Co-writers Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato spoke exclusively with CBR about their fully re-imagined Reverse-Flash, also teasing the first New 52 meeting of Barry and Bart Allen.
Fisch and Tyson Locate Krypton in "Action Comics"
Thu, November 8th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Writer Sholly Fisch spoke with CBR about the secret origin of his and Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson's discovery of Krypton and how the validity of science, when possible, is crucial in telling superhero stories to readers.
Keith Giffen Reaches DC Comics' New 52's "Threshold"
Wed, November 7th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Keith Giffen tells CBR News about "Threshold," his new DC Comics sci-fi series, and his excitement about returning to space heroes like Jaime Reyes, the Omega Men and Stealth. Plus, Orange Lantern Larfleeze!
Jeff Lemire Targets "Green Arrow"
Tue, November 6th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Jeff Lemire discusses his and artist Andrea Sorentino's run on "Green Arrow," the effect the popularity of the CW's "Arrow" show has on his stories, dismisses rumors of his leaving "Justice League Dark" and more.
Denise Mina Prepares "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" for Vertigo
Mon, November 5th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Best-selling crime fiction writer Denise Mina shared her thoughts with CBR on adapting "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" for Vertigo and her plans to follow up with the rest of Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy.
Buckingham, Litt Resurrect Gaiman's Dead Boy Detectives in "Ghosts"
Wed, October 31st, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Mark Buckingham and Toby Litt discuss their story for "Ghosts," Vertigo's Halloween horror anthology, where they team with artist Victor Santos to tell a terrorizing tale featuring Neil Gaiman's Dead Boy Detectives.
Venditti Goes Medieval on "Demon Knights"
Tue, October 30th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
"X-O Manowar" writer Robert Venditti takes the reins of DC's "Demon Knights" in January, explaining to CBR why he's excited to help shape the New 52 by establishing its foundation 1,000 years ago.
Crime Pays for Andy Diggle at Dynamite
Fri, October 26th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
CBR spoke with Andy Diggle about his as of yet untitled crime comic announced by Dynamite at NYCC, with the writer revealing his leading man's name and unusual ability which makes him a thief among thieves.
Max Landis Chronicles Atomic Skull's Origin in "Action Comics Annual"
Thu, October 25th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Max Landis, the screenwriter of "Chronicle," gives details on his eight-page "Action Comics Annual" #1 tale and reveals what he would do with Superman if DC Comics offered him an extended run with the Man of Steel.
TRADE WAITING: Carey and Gross Wage "War of Words" on "The Unwritten"
Wed, October 17th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
With the sixth collection hitting stores in October, CBR spoke with Mike Carey and Peter Gross about the growth of "The Unwritten" and Tom Taylor, plus a quick tease of the upcoming arc featuring the cast of "Fables."
NYCC: Snyder & Murphy Bring "The Wake" to Vertigo
Fri, October 12th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Announced today at New York Comic Con, writer Scott Snyder re-teams with artist Sean Murphy in 2013 for "The Wake," a story exploring the concept of monsters and the horror that lurks in the water.
NYCC: Vertigo Heads to the Future (and Past) in Lemire's "Trillium"
Fri, October 12th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Eisner Award-winner Jeff Lemire discusses "Trillium," his just-announced Vertigo miniseries which tells a love story set simultaneously thousands of years in the future and nearly a hundred years in the past.
NYCC: Andy Diggle Turns Up the Heat in "Action Comics"
Wed, October 10th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
On the eve of New York Comic Con, DC Comics has announced Andy Diggle as Grant Morrison's replacement on "Action Comics." Fresh off a Marvel exclusive, the writer's run on Superman's flagship title will be drawn by Tony Daniel.
Willingham Talks "Fables: Cubs in Toyland" and Beyond
Mon, October 1st, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Creator Bill Willingham discusses the grim tale he and Mark Buckingham just completed in "Fables" and also revealed the title and storyline of the next major arc of the multiple Eisner Award-winning series.
Tony Harris Declassifies "JSA: Liberty File - The Whistling Skull"
Fri, September 28th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Creator Tony Harris discusses about the long, strange road his and B. Clay Moore's character has taken to publication, from its start at Wildstorm to December's "JSA: Liberty File - The Whistling Skull." Plus, exclusive art!
Manapul & Buccellato Flashback on the First Year of "The Flash"
Mon, September 17th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato look back on the first 12 issues of "The Flash," sharing their thoughts on the success of the series and the importance of the pureness of Barry Allen.
David Finch Enlists with "Justice League of America"
Tue, August 28th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
David Finch spoke with CBR about leaving "The Dark Knight" for the brighter world of "Justice League of America," working with Geoff Johns on developing characters like Stargirl and Vibe and the new approach to his art.
Azzarello Lowers the Boom(tube) on "Wonder Woman"
Wed, August 22nd, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
"Wonder Woman" writer Brian Azzarello discusses his first year writing DC Comics' Amazon princess, the decision to avoid crossing over with other New 52 titles, the debut of a New God and declaring Diana's age.
Snyder & Lemire on "Rotworld," the Future of the DCU?
Thu, August 16th, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
"Animal Man's" Jeff Lemire and "Swamp Thing's" Scott Snyder tell CBR "Rotworld" isn't an Elseworlds story and the future of the DCU is at stake in the upcoming elemental crossover.
Lemire Deepens Mystery in "The Underwater Welder"
Tue, July 31st, 2012 | Category: Comic Books
Eisner nominee Jeff Lemire spoke with CBR about "The Underwater Welder" and how a landlocked Canadian became enamored of a water-based profession, plus his son's role in the project's genesis.
