Tag: rob liefeld

Hitting theaters on May 18th, the highly anticipated sequel to 2016's smash-hit Deadpool has a couple of new introductions to make...the first of which...

In the '90s, comic book artists were the most important creators in the industry. When Marvel's top artistic talent, including Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld,...

  https://twitter.com/michelfiffe/status/918123841678913536 Or so this tweet would indicate. Bloodstrike was one of the original teams from Liefeld's Image line-up, and featured a group of operatives who were...

Family reunion! Deadpool co-creator Rob Liefeld is back with his bouncing baby boy with a standalone graphic novel this May. Deadpool: Bad Blood features...

All of the original Image Seven - Todd McFarlane, Jim Valentino, Erik Larsen, Rob Liefeld, Marc Silvestri, and Whilce Portacio but minus Jim Lee- will...

Per Deadline, we may be looking at a whole new big screen universe unfolding in front of us soon as Graham King and Fundamental...

https://www.instagram.com/p/BEbPpzHD35r/ Deadpool co-creator Rob Liefeld has certainly gotten a signal boost from the very successful film. And for those who enjoy his merry chat, you'll...

Comic-Con comes early this year, and our crack team of correspondents are mustering to bring you around-the-block coverage of the Nerd State Fair. While...

Rob Liefeld is a fascinating and polarizing creator whose next comics work is sure to turn more than a couple heads. The author already...

The Valentines State’s first comic con of the year wrapped up over the romantic weekend. Jimmy Jay, Amazing Arizona Comic Con organizer, didn’t let a hallmark holiday get in the way of putting on his three-day annual comic book convention on Friday, Feb. 13 through Sunday, Feb. 15. The event kicked off with an intimate panel with Spawn Creator Todd McFarlane and the New York Times best selling Batman artist, Greg Capullo. They signed someone's baby.

On Monday, James Sturm, cartoonist and director of the Center for Cartoon Studies, posted a cartoon at The Nib called "The Sponsor". I'm sure if you are a cartoonist you've already read it, since it was the talk of the town for a few days. Basically it concerns cartoonists, jealousy, the low bar for success, anxiety over one's abilities, tumblr hits, Kickstarter and more. All in 24 panels. I'd call that a good job. The basic conceit is that as in various 12-step programs, cartoonists have sponsors they can call in moments of stress. A young cartoonist named Casey calls his sponsor, Alan, in the middle of the night to fret about another cartoonist named Tessa who has a six figure Kickstarter, a line out the door at a Rocketship signing, and a book deal with D&Q. Tessa's success sends Casey into such a tizzy that he has to work things out and consider grad school, despite Alan's insistence that Crumb never thought about hits. And despite his "stay strong" rhetoric to Casey, Alan soon picks up the phone to call his OWN sponsor.

Back in the original days of Image Comics, Rob Liefeld's Supreme was one of the central characters, a Superman analog who later enjoyed a fantastic run with Alan Moore at the writing helm. And now, with other Extreme STudios character completely rehabilitated (Glory, Prophet) Supreme is getting a new look with Warren Ellis and Tula Lotay (ELEPHANTMEN, The Witching Hour) taking on SUPREME: BLUE ROSE.