Tag Paul Cornell
Get a first look at KNIGHT AND SQUIRE #1
Gotham’s got the Dynamic Duo – but that’s not the only powerful pair of vigilantes protecting a major metropolis. London has Knight and Squire, the British heroes and frequent allies of Batman and Robin. And in a secret pub within the city where peace is kept magically, heroes and villains [read more]
When Luthor meets Deathstroke, it can’t be pretty
The fireworks continue as writer Paul Cornell and artist Pete Woods continue to chronicle the mad adventures of super-villain Lex Luthor, as his all-consuming quest for power leads him straight into conflict with Deathstroke, the Terminator. What happens when the DCU’s most ingenious mastermind meets its most lethal killer? Well, [read more]
PREVIEW: ACTION COMICS #891
Lex’s quest for power - specifically, the power wielded by the Black Lantern ring — continues, as writer Paul Cornell and artist Pete Woods’ second issue ups the ante for the villainous star. Buckle in for a greatest hits tour of the DCU’s most wanted as Lex Luthor continues [read more]
Paul Cornell takes on the KNIGHT & SQUIRE
Hot off the white-hot start to his ACTION COMICS run, writer Paul Cornell turns his sharp pen to the Batman universe, and takes on the Dynamic Duo’s across-the-pond colleagues – Knight and Squire! Teaming with interior artist Jimmy Broxton and cover artist Yanick Paquette, the six-issue mini-series puts the spotlight [read more]
It really IS the BRIGHTEST DAY
We shared some nice WONDER WOMAN #600 news with you guys yesterday, but why stop there? It seems like the sellout craze is spreading across the DCU, with ACTION COMICS #890, BATMAN BEYOND #1, BATMAN: THE RETURN OF BRUCE WAYNE #1-2, BIRDS OF PREY #1, THE FLASH #1, GREEN ARROW [read more]
The cover to ACTION COMICS #894 will surprise you
There are some characters that connect so strongly with readers that they take on a life of their own, becoming more than just ink on a page. Like modern fables and folklore, comics create strange and exciting worlds and landscapes for readers to visit and experience, and they populate these [read more]
TWITTER REPORT: DC Comics’ iPad App, World Cup Soccer, And ‘Doctor Who’
Paul Cornell picked a timely week to go exclusive with house of Superman and Batman, as a DC Comics iPad App magically appeared last night in Apple's App Store. This move by the Warner Bros.-owned publisher obviously commanded quite a few tweet responses, and I've retweeted a few of the [read more]
PAUL CORNELL ON ACTION COMICS #890 AND BEYOND
All this week, we’ll not only be checking in with writers and artists about their contributions to SUPERMAN #700 and their thoughts on the character, but we’re also getting sneak peeks into the upcoming events unfolding in the pages of ACTION COMICS, SUPERGIRL, SUPERMAN and SUPERBOY. First up, we have [read more]
A few links of note for Friday
It’s been a hectic and exciting week here at The Source and beyond, so we thought it’d be a good idea to take a minute to round up some of the more notable posts from the last few days:
• DCE Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns unveiled an exclusive look at [read more]
First look: Paul Cornell steps into ACTION COMICS
The new creative team of writer Paul Cornell and artist Pete Woods – along with amazing covers from a certain Mr.Finch – dive into the world of Metropolis with ACTION COMICS #890, an oversized issue that puts the spotlight squarely on a frighteningly familiar face (how’s that for alliteration?): Lex [read more]
TWITTER REPORT: World Cup Indifference, ‘Cowboys And Aliens’ Shooting, And ‘Gears of War 3′
Paul Cornell may be excited about the World Cup kicking off in South Africa, but there was a lot of indifference in the Twitter Report feed today too. His words for the hater and Jimmy Palmiotti's thoughts on soccer in general are retweeted below.
Elsewhere, "Cowboys and Aliens" has commenced shooting, [read more]
TWITTER REPORT: iPads In The U.K., ‘Iron Man 2′ Surprises, And Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride
British comics makers had to wait a few weeks longer than their American counterparts to order iPads from Apple, but Dave Gibbons and Paul Cornell were among the first to jump on the devices when they became available in the U.K. over the weekend. Both sides of the Atlantic, by [read more]
A Brief History of the Knight and Squire
Filed under: DC, Capes and Tights
Yesterday, DC announced that writer Paul Cornell would be writing a six-issue "Knight & Squire" mini-series with artist Jimmy Broxton and covers by Yannick Paquette, finally giving Batman and Robin's English counterparts their first ever solo ... [read more]
A Hero in His Own Mind: Action Comics #891 [Review]
If you've had any exposure to the character of Lex Luthor throughout his decades of playing the role of Superman's nemesis then you don't need me to tell you that Lex can be something of an egomaniac from [read more]
Stan Lee’s ‘Soldier Zero’ #1 Transforms Wheelchair-Bound Student to Superhero [Preview]
Filed under: Previews, Culture
After a stretch of "Stan's Back" buildup, the first of three all-new titles from Stan Lee and Pow! Entertainment's projects through Boom! Studios is finally ready for a look. This October "Soldier Zero" arrives in stores by writer Paul [read more]