“I asked, but they wouldn’t let me [go through a glass window].”
High School’s Never Been This Bad in New DEADLY CLASS Trailer
Lana Condor’s got a sword and she knows how to use it.
NYCC ’18: The Deadly Class Premiere Brings Revenge, Romance and…Ronald Reagan
By Brandon Pascall I’ve been following Deadly Class since it’s inception five years ago. I was a sophomore in high school and much like Marcus (the main protagonist) I identified with his problems. For those uninitiated, Deadly Class is set in the backdrop of the late 80’s and it’s a high school for teenage assassins. […]
SDCC ’18: Talking with the Cast and Crew of Deadly Class
Rick Remender’s Image series approaches its TV debut
Deadly Class Deluxe Edition, Book Two: The Funeral Party Collects the Next 4 Arcs Ahead of the TV Series
The tale of the school for assassins gets another hardcover collection
The first trailer for Syfy’s DEADLY CLASS adaptation promises violence in a teenage wasteland
Welcome to King’s Dominion
By Its Cover #3: We Believe In Textless Covers (Part 2)
This is the third season in a column that judges a book by its cover. Catch up on the current season, or view the complete archive. I hope you’re not tired of me talking about textless covers yet, because I’ve still got so much to say! This week: the textless wraparound cover. Maybe the two most […]
Image Celebrates The SyFy Channel Deadly Class Announcement With a Big Digital Comics Sale
TV show announcement = 65% off. It’s New Math.
NYCC ’15: Wes Craig on “Deadly Class” – The Process and Perils of a Career with Assassins
At New York Comic Con last week, The Beat’s Lindsey Morris chatted with Wes Craig about his current comics life – what it’s like to spend your days elbow-deep in teenage assassins, angst, and violence.
NYCC ’14: Wes Craig Double-Downs with Dynamic Panels and Recurring Symbols in ‘Deadly Class’ and ‘Blackhand’
by Zachary Clemente In the incredibly crowded Artist Alley of New York Comic-Con, I sat down with illustrator Wes Craig to talk about his work on Blackhand Comics and Deadly Class, both published in print by Image Comics. His work exhibits some of the most exciting paneling structures and dynamic representation of motion, at least to me. I’m pleased […]