Tag: Brian Lynch

PRESS RELEASE: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Villains Micro-Series" Rogues Revealed

Guest Editorial: In Memoriam - Franco Urru

IDW Editor-in-Chief and Chief Creative Officer Chris Ryall remembers his recently departed friend and colleague, "Angel: After the Fall" and "Spike" artist Franco Urru, who passed away on November 30.

PRESS RELEASE: IDW Publishing Brings Complete "Angel" and "Spike" Series to Digital Readers

EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Micro-Series - Donatello" #3

IDW has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Micro-Series - Donatello" #3 written by Brian Lynch and Tom Waltz with art by Valerio Schiti. Donatello's solo outing begins February 29.

Ryall Takes Stock Of IDW's "Angel" Run

In a special wrap up interview exploring six years of Joss Whedon's vampire hero in comics, IDW EiC Chris Ryall discusses the publisher bringing "Angel" back, the story behind "After The Fall" and the role of canonicity.

Saying Goodbye To IDW's "Angel"

In advance of the franchise-wrapping "Angel Yearbook," a quartet of writers with the biggest impact on the Joss Whedon character's legacy at IDW discuss how they'll bring the adventures of Angel, Spike and the rest to a close.

EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Spike" #4

Courtesy of IDW Publishing, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Spike" #4 written by Brian Lynch with art and cover by Franco Urru. Spike's reunion with Drusilla continues this Wednesday, January 12.

Lynch Takes "Spike" to Sin City

Writer Brian Lynch spoke with CBR News about his upcoming eight-issue “Spike” miniseries from IDW, which sees the charismatic and troublemaking vampire assembling his own crew to tackle a mission in Vegas.

The Future of "Angel"

We spoke with Dark Horse's Scott Allie and IDW's Chris Ryall about last week's announcement that "Angel" will be returning to Dark Horse in late 2011 and what this means for the character's future with both publishers.

Brian Lynch's "Last Angel in Hell"

Coming soon to a comic store near you, writer Brian Lynch presents "Angel Annual #1: Last Angel in Hell," an adaptation of a fake Angel film starring Nicholas Cage. CBR spoke with Lynch about the issue, in stores in December.

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