Jeffrey Renaud
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Tiki Time All The Time: "Hawaiian Dick" Rips into Ongoing
Thu, November 15th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Crack out the coconuts, tiny umbrellas and crime-solving kit! B. Clay Moore's cult favorite "Hawaiian Dick" launches as an ongoing series next week from Image Comics, and CBR News spoke with him about the new book.
ISLAND HOPPING: Beland Leads the Life Fantstico
Wed, November 14th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
"Fantastic Four: Isla de la Muerte" sends the FF on a fun filled and fear fraught trip to Puerto Rico where they battle the legendary El Chupacabra! CBR spoke with writer Tom Beland about the quirky comic.
Dixon Shakes Up "Outsiders" Right Off the Bat
Tue, November 13th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Veteran Bat-book writer Chuck Dixon may have come late to the game but he told CBR News, fear not, he is making "Batman and the Outsiders" his very own.
Exploring "Teen Titans: Year One" with Wolfram & Kerschl
Mon, November 12th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
We chat with veteran "Teen Titans" TV writer Amy Wolfram and rising star artist Karl Kerschl, who are set to re-imagine the Teen Titans in January '08 with the six-issue miniseries "Teen Titans: Year One."
Artist Farel Dalrymple talks "Omega: The Unknown"
Wed, November 7th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
"Pop Gun War's" Farel Dalrymple puts to page the dreams of author Jonathan Lethem in Marvel's re-imagination of the cult classic, "Omega: The Unknown." With issue #2 on sale now, CBR News spoke with the artist.
JMS Talks Timely about "The Twelve"
Thu, November 1st, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Straczynski has big plans for "Thor" in 2008 as well as a 12-issue maxiseries ready to roll out in January, entitled "The Twelve," featuring 12 superheroes who've finally thawed after 60-plus years in the Marvel/Timely deep freeze.
Champagne Readies his Army for "Countdown: Arena"
Thu, October 25th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Keith Champagne wanted everyone from Rorschach to "Kingdom Come's" Superman in "Countdown: Arena." The writer of the four-issue weekly tells us what it was like to temper creative liberties with fan invention.
"Fear is a Baby's Cry!" Gates Talks "Sinestro Corps War"
Wed, October 24th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
The name of newcomer Sterling Gates graces the cover of this week's "Tales of Sinestro Corps: Superman-Prime," and the writer of the backup story "Fear is a Baby's Cry!" tells CBR News who's who in the 3,600 sectors of the universe.
Sergio Aragons Un-Destroys DC – Part 2
Fri, October 19th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
In Part 2 of a three-part interview, living legend Sergio Aragons tells CBR News how he ended up as the new ongoing writer of DC's "The Spirit," beginning with #14 in January, 2008.
Exclusive: Geoff Johns Introduces New Heroes to "JSA"
Fri, October 19th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
The cover to "Justice Society of America" #12 boasts the return of Jakeem Thunder, plus the new Mr. America, Judomaster and Amazing Man. Superstar writer Geoff Johns tells CBR News who the other two heroes are gracing the cover.
Sergio Aragons Un-Destroys DC – Part 1
Thu, October 18th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
In this first of a three-part interview, living legend Sergio Aragons talks with CBR News about his and DC's revival of "Bat Lash," a series he co-created in the 1960s!
Smallville@CBR: Alfred Gough reveals new JLAer
Wed, October 17th, 2007 | Category: TV/Film
In this first installment of a new monthly feature on CBR, "Smallville" co-creator Alfred Gough speaks with us about what's in store for Clark, Kara and a new JLA'er coming to Kansas.
Strange How the Night Moves: Tomasi talks "Nightwing"
Tue, October 16th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
With his "Black Adam: The Dark Age" miniseries receiving rave reviews, DC Comics-exclusive writer Peter Tomasi begins his run on "Nightwing" in January, and spoke with CBR News about what he's in store for the bat-prodigy.
"Heroes" Writer Green Goes Global with World's Finest
Fri, October 12th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
"Heroes" writer and executive producer Michael Green leaps from ordinary to extraordinary as the new writer of "Superman/Batman," and CBR News spoke with him about the six-part arc, "Search for Kyptonite."
Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters Return
Thu, October 11th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Of the anthropomorphic creations born of TMNT's pop culture ooze, none was finer than "Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters." Keith Champagne cracks out the nunchaku as he brings back the rodents for Dynamite.
Kurt Busiek Reveals "The Third Kryptonian"
Wed, October 10th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Venerable comics author Kurt Busiek discusses with CBR News the identity of "The Third Kryptonian," first introduced more than a year ago and finally revealed this week in "Superman" #668.
REIGN OF THE CYBORG: Blaine Talks "Cyborg Superman"
Wed, October 3rd, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Artist Patrick Blaine marches the classic half-(Super)man/ half-machine villain into war in "Tales of the Sinestro Corps Presents: Cyborg Superman," on sale now. Also, learn why "Sinestro Corps War" is one of Blaine's favorite stories ever.
Duck Season Opens This Week in "Howard the Duck"
Mon, October 1st, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Paris, Lindsay, Britney. Folks, you ain't seen nothing yet. "Howard the Duck" is back and his simple life is hitting the world wide web in Ty Templeton's four-part miniseries. CBR News spoke with Templeton.
Jonathan Lethem Enters the Unknown with "Omega"
Fri, September 28th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Author Jonathan Lethem revives Marvel's cult classic, "Omega: The Unknown," and CBR News speaks with him about the comic he loved so much as a teenager, he paid homage to it in his seminal novel, "The Fortress of Solitude."
Prodigal Father: Chuck Dixon Returns to "Robin"
Mon, September 24th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Chuck Dixon, the writer who principally defined Tim Drake in the '90s, returns to "Robin" in 2008 and told CBR News he wouldn't mind matching his previous run on the book -- which lasted 100 issues.
