Tag: bryan edward hill
The Marvel Rundown: MILE MORALES – SPIDER-MAN #1 delivers classic superheroics
Bryan Edward Hill and Nico Leon craft a throwback Spider-Man story with a stylish flair and attitude.
A new era of MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN launches this August from Bryan Edward Hill...
Brooklyn's Friendly Neighborhood Spidey returns to confront a threat from the past this summer.
ULTIMATE BLACK PANTHER introduces Storm and Killmonger this April
Check out the couple on April’s ULTIMATE BLACK PANTHER #3 cover and Peach Momoko’s character design sheets.
An ancient Wakandan threat is unleashed in BLACK PANTHER: UNCONQUERED one-shot this November
Writer Bryan Edward Hill and artist Alberto Foche team up for an epic new Black Panther tale
Studio Coffee Run: Ton of comics that are being turned into films and TV
Killing and Dying, Laika, Henchgirl and more have been optioned.
Warner Bros. picks up Black film adaptation from Studio 8
The script is by Bryan Edward Hill.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits: Tony Isabella opens up about current version of Black Lightning
After Isabella expressed outrage, writer Bryan Edward Hill responded to that outrage. Also: Mike Mignola drew Bulbasaur!
SDCC ’19: DAWN OF X titles revealed! Hickman, Brisson, Howard, Duggan, To, Yu, Kudranski...
X-Men, X-Force, New Mutants, Marauders, Fallen Angels and Excalibur are the first six titles revealed in Hickman's multi-year plan.
Don’t call it a comeback: Vertigo relaunches under Mark Doyle with seven new series
Vertigo, one of the great, industry changing imprints, is getting a relaunch and a rebrand after a few years of going dark as mostly...
SDCC ’17: Bryan Edward Hill to team with Warren Ellis and N. Steven Harris...
In very exciting news, one-time Beat Contributor Bryan Edward Hill is leading the charge on the newest title in Warren Ellis' WildStorm imprint: Michael...
In conversation: Greg Pak and Bryan Hill on Kingsway West and breaking in to...
by Bryan Hill
Greg Pak and I actually overlapped at NYU. I first knew him as a filmmaker, from his feature ROBOT STORIES, and then...
What I’ve Learned: Black Widow
I was incredibly, completely, absolutely flat broke during my undergraduate film studies at NYU. Broke like skipping meals to afford rides on the Subway. Broke like working two college jobs, with all of it going to tuition and it never being enough. Broke like having to choose between living in a pest-infested room in Harlem, or not finishing college at all because I couldn’t afford to pay for the dormitories. I was angry, but my anger was a cloak that hid my shame, shame based on a fear that if I was indeed good enough to tell stories, somehow this would have been easier.














