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SDCC ’11: Image Announces 3 New Titles And a Hatchet/Hack-Slash Crossover

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 25, 2011 | News

At the Image panel earlier today, Image announced four exciting new titles. First up, Tim Seeley announced a crossover between his popular Hack/Slash property and the Hatchet film-series by Adam Green to be held in the pages of the upcoming annual. Apparently a friend of Seeleys, the two kicked around the idea of the properties […]

SDCC ’11: 2011 Eisner Award Winners Announced

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

Last night, the Eisner Awards – one of comic’s most celebrated endeavors – was held at San Diego Comic-Con at the annual ceremony. Featuring a bevy of fantastic creators and titles winning the awards, it’s in no short terms that I say it’s a fantastic time to be a fan of comics. The winners are […]

SDCC ’11: Andrew Garfield Is A Wonderful Person

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

Anyone who has been following Multiversity for an extended period of time has probably figured something out: we (i.e. I) are huge fans of Andrew Garfield. An extremely talented and highly underrated actor, he has been acting his butt off (and being far too handsome) in great films like Never Let Me Go, The Social […]

SDCC ’11: Scalped To End With Issue #60

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

It’s fairly traditional for most of the big name Vertigo titles to run 60 issues: Y The Last Man, Transmetropolitan, Preacher, and the Invisibles (just about) have all made tremendous stamps on the comic book medium and had 60 issue runs. Now Multiversity favorite Scalped enters those hallowed halls this April. Announced during Thursday’s Vertigo […]

SDCC ’11: Marvel Teases Avengers Film With Concept Posters

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

Marvel has released some concept art in the form of posters for fans at Comic-Con this week teasing their upcoming Avengers film, the crossover that fans have been waiting to see since Iron Man came out in 2008. Giving us looks at Hawkeye’s full costume as well as the updated Captain America suit, we now […]

SDCC ’11: Conan Brings The Flaming C To Comic-Con

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

After teaming up with Bruce Timm for a bit on his show, Conan o Brien – you know the one – created a superhero alter ego called the Flaming C. Then, just because, he crashed the Green Lantern Animated Series panel at Comic-Con to bust out the high resolution CGI trailer you can view above. […]

SDCC ’11: Hickman Announces Two More Image Titles

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

At the Creator Owned panel at SDCC, Jonathan Hickman announced that he will be doing two more creator owned books for Image: The Manhattan Projects and Secret. The Manhattan Projects will be illustrated by Nick Pitarra (The Red Wing) and will be about the men responsible for the nuclear bomb. Hickman described it as “the […]

SDCC ’11: Ross To Release Two New Image Books

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

At the Creator-Owned panel, Jonathan Ross (Turf) announced two new books to be released on Image: Golden Age and Home Life. Golden Age will be illustrated by Tommy Lee Edwards, and tells the story of a retirement home for superheroes. They heroes are forced into retirement, but they refuse to give up their jobs. The […]

SDCC ’11: Vertigo Announces New Fables Spin-Off

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

At the Fables panel at SDCC, Bill Willingham announced a new spinoff for the title, entitled Fairest. Fairest will be a new ongoing set up as a “series of minis”. The first arc will deal with Sleeping Beauty and will be written by Bill Willingham and illustrated by Phil Jimenez. The second arc will be […]

SDCC ’11: Lemire’s Underwater Welder Set For Summer 2012 Release

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

Announced on Twitter, Jeff Lemire’s next graphic novel The Underwater Welder is set to debut at San Diego Comic-Con next year from Top Shelf. The book is written and illustrated entirely by Lemire on his own (and, according to him during our interview with him, we may have helped give him some motivation). There is […]

SDCC ’11: Marvel Announces Cable Reborn

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

Some time ago, Marvel teased a series entitled _ _ _ _ _ Reborn from Loeb and McGuinness. Now at the Cup O’ Joe panel at SDCC, it has been revealed that the project will be Cable Reborn, and will bring back the dead character from the ashes of Second Coming to whatever remains of […]

SDCC ’11: Howard Chaykin Brings Back Black Kiss

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

Announced at the Creator Owned panel at SDCC, Howard Chaykin will be creating a sequel to his controversial 12-issue Black Kiss series. In 2012, Chaykin will be releasing a 6-issue prequel mini through Image comics. When it was originally released, the book was wrapped in black plastic bags due to the world of sex and […]

SDCC ’11: Keatinge and Cho To Release Brutal

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

Announced at the Creator Owned panel at SDCC, Joe Keating and Frank Cho are teaming up for a new book entitled Brutal. The book, described by Cho, is about a female assassin named Stone who kills both good and bad guys for money. All the characters will have shades of gray in the book, allowing […]

SDCC ’11: Brian K Vaughan Announces Saga From Image

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

After taking a hiatus from comics as Ex Machina came to an end, Multiversity favorite Brian K Vaughan is back, he’s at Image, and he’s brought Fiona Staples along with him for the ride. Co-created with Staples, Saga will be a science-fiction series described by Vaughan as an epic about a young family struggling to […]

SDCC ’11: Check Out The Green Lantern Animated Series Preview

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 24, 2011 | News

Debuting at SDCC this year, the preview for the upcoming animated Green Lantern series to come out next year has been released online. The CGI Bruce Timm-helmed show will air on Cartoon Network and feature Josh Keaton as Hal Jordan and Michael Clarke Duncan as Kilowog, as well as Richard Green, Robert Englund, and more […]

SDCC ’11: Is Ryan Choi Back For The DCnU?

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 23, 2011 | News

The following is an excerpt from the CBR Transcript of the Justice League Panel at San Diego Comic-Con: Asked about increasing diversity–particularly, “where are the Asians?”–Wallace said that diversity did not have to only mean heroes, but “diverse people.” “When you look at the world around them, it’s populated by” people of every color and […]

SDCC ’11: Hellboy 3 To Maybe Actually Happen (Eventually)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 22, 2011 | News

This year at Comic Con, Guillermo del Toro and Ron Perlman reunited at a panel where someone asked if there was any hope of Hellboy 3 – to which del Toro responded that there is hope. It’s not one that will happen anytime soon, but it’s something both are interested in – and apparently it’s […]

SDCC ’11: Brian Wood’s The Massive To Come From Dark Horse

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 22, 2011 | News

We here at Multiversity are huge Brian Wood fans, now having something we call “Wood Watch” in which we try and figure out what Brian Wood is going to be doing now that his DC Exclusive contract is up. One of those things is the Massive, which we had learned about before but didn’t know […]

SDCC ’11: Fear Itself, Schism, and Children’s Crusade All To End Together

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 22, 2011 | News

At the State of the Industry panel at SDCC, Marvel’s Senior Vice President of Sales David Gabriel announced that three of their major event books – Fear Itself, X-Men: Schism, and Avengers: The Children’s Crusade – are all intentionally set to end together in October. Supposedly all of the ends are colossal enough that they […]

SDCC ’11: Deadpool To Just Become Dead In 2012?

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 22, 2011 | News

Revealed at the State of the Industry panel, David Gabriel – Marvel’s Senior Vice President of Sales – joked that there was no one else Marvel could kill. A few hours later at the X-Men panel, Marvel revealed the above teaser, featuring the word “DEAD” in the familiar Deadpool logo font. Looks like the fun […]

SDCC ’11: The Unwritten To Go Twice Monthly

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 22, 2011 | News

In a first for a Vertigo title, it looks like the Unwritten is going to be shipping twice monthly for a new 10-issue “event” arc starting in November. The story is called “Tommy Taylor and the War of Words,” and is described as: “Tom Taylor goes to war against the cabal that has tormented, imprisoned […]

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