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Tuesday, June 30, 2026
I Reads You Juniors: June 2026 - UPDATE #43
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NEWS:
COMICS TO ANIMATION - From TheWrap: "Conan the Barbarian" is becoming a new animated series from animation legend Genndy Tartakovsky, Cartoon Network Studios, and Amazon Prime Video.
IMAGE COMICS - From CBR: Prime Video's animated hit, "Invincible" (based on the Robert Kirkman's Image Comics series), just wrapped up its fourth season (May 2026). Season 5 is being prepped for 2027. Now, comes word that Prime Video has apparently renewed the series for a sixth season, presumably for 2028.
DYNAMITE - From BleedingCool: Actress Cassandra Peterson, also known as "Elvira, Mistress of the Dark," has a memoir, "Yours Cruelly: Becoming Elvira." Now, it is being adapted into a new graphic novel from Dynamite. It is the production of Cassandra and her frequent collaborator, writer David Avallone. Mariano Benitez-Chapo is joining this team as the artist to help bring Elvira’s real-life story to comics. "Yours Cruelly: Becoming Elvira" arrives in hardcover on September 16, 2026, expanding Elvira’s comics legacy.
MARVEL - From YahooEntertaiment: Writer-artist Dan Panosian will take Wolverine into the Miami criminal underworld in an upcoming four-issue miniseries, "Wolverine: Paradise." "Wolverine: Paradise #1" was due October 14, 2026.
ARCHIE - From 9fin: I didn't know that there was some kind of mega-legal drama going on concerning the ownership of Archie Comics, media rights, borrowed money, and debt.
DARK HORSE/MARVEL - From BleedingCool: Dark Horse Comics is launching "Marvel Black & White." It is a line of oversized, archival editions that will present iconic Marvel Comics stories in black and white. The first book in the line will be "Marvel Black & White: Barry Windsor-Smith's Weapon X," which will reprint writer-artist Barry Windsor-Smith's iconic Wolverine origin story, "Weapon X," that was published in Marvel Comics #72-#84 in 1991. The new book is due November 2026 and will retail for $60.
COMICS - From Popverse: Rob Liefeld has decided to NOT write his tell-all memoir about his mercurial career in comic books and media. [Sigh]
EN MEMORIAM - From BleedingCool: The French and Iranian graphic novelist, comics creator, film director, children's book author, Marjane Satrapi, has died at the age of 56, Thursday, June 4, 2026. Satrapi was best known as the author of the autobiographical graphic novel series, "Persepolis." The first volume of Persepolis was published by L'Association in 2000. "Persepolis: The Story of Childhood Vol. 1" was published in 2003 by Pantheon. She was also known for her 2006 graphic novel, "Chicken with Plums." Satrapi co-directed an animated feature film adaptation of "Persepolis" (2007), which earned an Oscar-nomination for "Best Animated Feature." Among her live-action films was also an adaptation of "Chicken with Plums" (2011).
DC STUDIOS - From ThePlaylist: James Gunn has revealed an image of Lex Luthor's "Warsuit" that will appear in the "Superman" (2025) sequel, "Man of Tomorrow" (2027).
COMICS - From ComicsBeat: Mad Cave Studios will release "Denver." It is a dystopian, post-climate change thriller written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray; drawn by Pier Brito; and lettered by the late Bill Tortolini (who died of a heart attack in 2021 at the age of 46). The series is set in a future where the capital of Colorado has become one of the few safe cities after most of the planet was devastated by rising oceans. "Denver #1" is set for a August 26, 2026 release.
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Thursday, July 10, 2025
Samuel Goldwyn Films Debuts Trailer for "RED SONJA" Film
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Friday, June 30, 2023
I Reads You Juniors: June 2023 - Update #71
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NEWS:
DC STUDIOS - From Deadline: DC Studios has its Superman/Clark Kent and Lois Lane, actors David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan, respectively. They will be the leads in "Superman: Legacy," the first in a new series of films based on DC Comics characters.
From DCBlog: Benjamin Wallfisch talks about scoring "The Flash."
COMICS - From BleedingCool: Frank Miller will draw "Ronin Book II #4" entirely by himself. That issue may arrive in late September 2023.
MANGA TO TV - From CBR: Netflix's live-action adaptation of "One Piece" costs 18 million dollars per episode, the most expensive per episode series ever for Netflix. It surpasses the 15 million dollars per episode that "Game of Thrones" costs.
COMIC-CON - From Variety: Apparently, Disney, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, Netflix, Sony Pictures, HBO, and Universal are skipping San Diego Comic-Con 2023.
SONY MARVEL U - From Variety: Sony debuts its first trailer for its next Marvel-based film, "Kraven the Hunter," and it is a "red-band trailer." The film is due in theaters Oct. 6th, 2023.
From Deadline: Sony Pictures has pulled "El Muerto," it Marvel Comics character film starring recording artist, Bad Bunny, from its release schedule.
BOOKS - From NPR: Author Rachel Swarns talks about her new book, "The 272: The Families Who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the American Catholic Church," which details how the Catholic Church profited from the slave trade and the enslavements of Africans and their descendants in America.
JACK KIRBY/MARVEL - From Deadline: Neal Kirby, the son of the legendary comic book writer-artist and creator, Jack Kirby, has publicly challenged the narrative of the new Disney+ documentary, "Stan Lee."
From TheBeat: Journalist and comics historian, Heidi MacDonald, shares some thoughts about the recent documentary, "Stan Lee," and how it relates to the late artist and co-creator of much of the Marvel Universe, Jack Kirby.
DC ANIMATION - From Variety: Warner Bros. various animation divisions are showing at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival and Market. Among the highlights is a "sizzle reel" of the upcoming Bruce Timm "Batman: Caped Crusader," described as a darker version of Timm's beloved "Batman: The Animated Series." Warner Bros. has licensed "Caped Crusader" to Amazon Prime.
MARVEL - From TheFHQ: Former Marvel EiC, Joe Quesada, answers fans' questions in this Q&A with "Fan Expo HQ." The page also includes a video of a longer interview with Quesada
SONY MARVEL U - From Deadline: Sony Pictures has reserved to future theatrical release dates: November 8, 2024 and June 27, 2025, for two of its movies based on Marvel Comics characters.
TOKYOPOP - From BleedingCool: TOKYOPOP has announced its slate of panels, special guests, special booth activities and premiums for Anime Expo 2023. The event will be held July 1-4 at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, CA.
DC TV - From Deadline: The CW did renew "Superman & Lois" for a fourth season, but seven cast members are not returning. There is hope that some or all of them can appear in guests or recurring roles.
EN MEMORIAM - From BleedingCool: Legendary comic book artist, John Romita, Sr., has died at the age of 93, Monday, June 12, 2023. Romita's career is too long and significant to summarize, but he may be best known for his run on Marvel Comics' The Amazing Spider-Man, on and off, from the 1965 to 1977. Replacing the artist who co-created and drew Spider-Man, Steve Ditko, Romita established an entirely new look for the series. Romita also co-created or designed such the characters Mary Jane Watson, The Punisher, and Wolverine. Romita was also the father of acclaimed comic book artist, John Romita, Jr.
#ComicsBrokeMe:
From BleedingCool: More tales of abuse from #ComicsBrokeMe.
From BleedingCool: #ComicsBrokeMe stories mostly about DC Comics, but also some Marvel... tales.
IMAGE COMICS TO TV - From FilmUpdates: Film director and Oscar-winning screenwriter Jordan Peele and actress Selena Gomez are adapting the Image Comics series, "Coyotes" "2017-18) for Amazon's Prime Video.
DC TV - From CBR: The CW has renewed "Superman & Lois" for a 10-episode fourth season. It is the last DC Comics-inspired series on the broadcast network.
From CBR: That means that The CW has cancelled "Gotham Knights" after one season.
SPIDER-VERSE - From Variety: On Monday, at the Annecy International Film Festival, Sony Pictures Animation gave a world premiered its boundary-pushing short, "The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story," which tackles mental health. Spinning off the world of "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" and "Spider-Man: Across The Spider Verse," the short shows its protagonist Miles Morales/Spider-Man suffering from an anxiety attack as he feels overwhelmed by school work, exams and relationships.
EN MEMORIAM - From BleedingCool: Comic book writer and artist, Ian McGinty, has died at the age of 38, Thursday, June 8, 2023. He worked on such licensed comic books as "Adventure Time" and "Rick & Morty." His original comics included "Welcome to Showside" and "Hello My Name is Poop."
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: Marvel Characters Inc. has settled lawsuits brought by Larry Lieber (the late Stan Lee's younger brother) and the estates of late creatres: Don Heck, Gene Colan, and Don Rico. However, no settlement has been reached in the case of the estate of Steve Ditko, which seeks to reclaim his share of Doctor Strange and Spider-Man copyrights.
COMICS - From BleedingCool: Legendary illustrator and comic book artist and creator, 73-year-old Barry Windsor-Smith, is now at home recovering from the Ischemic stroke he suffered on May 20th.
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: A new "Ultimate Comics Universe" will spin out of Jonathan Hickman and Bryan Hitch's "Ultimate Invasion."
MANGA TO ANIME - From CBR: Henry Thurlow, an American animator living in Japan, is the first American to direct an episode of the "One Piece" anime. His episode of One Piece, "Episode 1066," will debut in Japan on June 25th.
DC PRIDE - From DCBlog: Author Jadzia Axelrod talks about choosing the over fifty LGBTQIA+ characters that appear in "The DC Book of Pride."
DC ANIMATION - From YouTube: Here is the trailer for the latest DC Comics animated film, "Justice League: War World." The film is due for release July 25, 2023.
MILLARWORLD - From CBR: Image Comics reveals three variant covers, from Frank Quitely, Jae Lee, and Danny Earls, for the upcoming "Big Game #1," which arrives July 19, 2023.
DC STUDIOS - From Deadline: Warner Bros. and writer-director James Gunn are apparently closing in on choosing the actors to play Clark Kent/Superman and Lois Lane for the film, "Superman: Legacy." They are reportedly about to begin a second round of screen tests.
DC STUDIOS - From EW: In an interview to promote the documentary film, "Translators," actress Leslie Grace talks about the loss of "Batgirl," the film in which she starred and what it means for representation.
DC COMICS - From CBR: A CBR roundtable of writers: Joshua Williamson, Mark Waid, G. Willow Wilson, and Matthew Rosenberg, talk about DC Comics' big summer event, "Knight Terrors."
COMICS - From IGN: The editor/publisher of the most excellent "Kolchak the Night Stalker 50th Anniversary" anthology graphic novel, James Aquilone/Monstrous Books, has just launched a Kickstarter for another horror comics anthology, "Dead Detectives Society."
From ComicBook: Launching on "Kickstarter" with the "Dead Detectives Society" anthology is a new magazine, "Monstrous."
SPIDER-VERSE - From Variety: "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" tops the weekend box office with an estimated gross of 120.5 million dollars.
From Marvel: The directors of the new film, "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," talk about the cultural important of Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy.
SONY SPIDER-MAN U - From Deadline: Current Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Tom Holland, says that his favorite Spider-Man film is the Oscar-winning "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" (2018). The social media and media landscape seems obsessed with the fact that he says that he also thinks that it is the best Spider-Man movie.
MANGA TO LIVE-ACTION - From CBR: The site is investigating a possible cast list for Netflix's live-action movie adaptation of the wildly popular manga, "My Hero Academia."
MARVEL - From CBR: Frank Castle/The Punisher is no more... or at least has become something different.
DC ANIMATION - From CBR: Actor Mark Hamill reflects on his time on "Batman: The Animated Series," and how he was sure his role as "Luke Skywalker" in the "Star Wars" films would keep him from getting the role he eventually won, providing the voice of "The Joker."
SONY SPIDER U - From CBR: Actor Andy Samberg provided the voice of "Scarlet Spider" in the upcoming "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse."
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Sunday, May 30, 2021
I Reads You Juniors: May 2021 - Update #103
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NEWS:
DC COMICS - From DCBlog: DC takes Batman’s war on crime worldwide in a new hardcover anthology, "Batman: The World." This 184-page book features Batman stories by top creative teams from across the globe, taking place in their home countries. Batman: The World launches worldwide on Tuesday, September 14, 2021—just in time for Batman Day 2021 (Saturday, September 18, 2021).
DC CINEMA - From Deadline: While being interviewed on MSNBC, Oscar-winning actress turned director, Regina King, learned that she is on a list of directors being considered for Warner Bros. in-development "Superman" film.
DC TV - From THR: Lee Toland Krieger, who directed the pilot for Superman and Lois, is set to direct and executive produce the first two episodes of "Green Lantern," HBO Max’s big-budget sci-fi police show based on the space-faring DC characters.
SONY MARVEL U - From Deadline: The site is reporting that actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who played Quicksilver in Marvel's "Avengers: Age of Ultron" will play Spider-Man villain, Kraven the Hunter, in a standalone movie.
DC TV - From Deadline: The cast of Netflix’s adaptation of Neil Gaiman's beloved comic book, The Sandman, continues to grow as Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Mason Alexander Park, Donna Preston and nine others round out the cast. Also slated to join are Jenna Coleman, Niamh Walsh, Joely Richardson, David Thewlis, Kyo Ra, Stephen Fry, Razane Jammal, Sandra James Young and Patton Oswalt.
MANGA - From BleedingCool: Yen Press announces ten new titles for release November 2021.
IDW - From BleedingCool: IDW Publishing has announced the return of the "Star Trek: The Next Generation" comic book in conjunction with a year-long event, "Star Trek: The Mirror Way."
DC CINEMA - From Deadline: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will provide the voice of "Krypto the Superdog" in a new animated film, "DC League of Super-Pets." Johnson's company, "Seven Bucks," is producing.
MEMORIAM - From BleedingCool: Comic book writer and publisher, David Anthony Kraft, has died at the age of 68 or 69, Wednesday, May 19, 2021. Kraft wrote numerous titles for Marvel Comics, including "The Defenders" and "Savage She-Hulk," to name a few. He later wrote for DC Comics, including a run on "World's Finest." In the 1980s, Kraft wrote several titles for Marvel Books. He also published the long-running interview magazine, "David Anthony Kraft's Comics Interview," from 1983 to 1995.
MEMORIAM - From IGN: Japanese manga creator, Kentaro Miura, died Thursday, May 6, 2021 at the age of 54. He was best known for his manga, "Berserk," one of the bestselling series of all time. Berserk and its lead character, the lone mercenary, "Gut," had a huge impact on Japanese media. Its impact can be seen in video games ("Final Fantasy") and on anime and manga.
DC TV - From GamesRadar: HBO Max and Cartoon Network have announced a new Superman animated television series, "My Adventures with Superman." Jack Quaid of Amazon's "The Boys" will give voice to Superman/Clark Kent.
COMICS - From PW: Alex Segura, previously co-president of Archie Comics, has been named senior v-p of sales and marketing at the Oni-Lion Forge Publishing Group, an independent comics publishing house based in Portland, Oregon.
DC TV - From Deadline: Both HBO Max and Cartoon Network have ordered a new Batman animated TV series, "Batman: Caped Crusader." A re-imagining of the Batman mythology, the series is from executive producers Bruce Timm, J.J. Abrams, and Matt Reeves (the director of the upcoming film, "The Batman").
BRITISH COMICS - From 2000AD: From 2015, here is a podcast interview with artist Kev Walker, who is currently known for his run on Marvel's "Doctor Aphra" Star Wars comic book series.
DIAMOND - From BleedingCool: Is the new Marvel Comics/Diamond Comic Distributors deal the end of "big store" discounts.
COMICS - From BleedingCool: Legendary Comics has announced a new young adult graphic novel imprint, "Legendary Comics YA."
MARVEL - From TheNewYorkTimes: Marvel confirms via "The New York Times" that Oscar-winning screenwriter John Ridley and artist Juann Cabal will be the new creative team on the "Black Panther" comic book series. Their run starts August 2021.
COMICS - From TheBeat: Dan Fogler and Ben Templesmith talk about their new graphic novel, "Fishkill" from Heavy Metal.
MANGA - From BleedingCool: All 44 volumes of the wine/wine appreciation manga, "The Drops of God," are now available in English via comiXology.
COMICS - From BleedingCool: Veteran creators Roger Stern, Ron Frenz, and Sal Buscema will return in "The Heroes Union #1" from Binge Comics. The comic book will also be approved by the "Comics Code Authority."
DYNAMITE - From BleedingCool: Garth Ennis' character, "Jennifer Blood," will join "Army of Darkness" character, "Ash Williams" in the comic book, the second season of "Die!Namite Lives" from Dynamite Entertainment.
CONS - From BleedingCool: An in-person 2021 Baltimore Comic-Con is apparently happening October 22nd to 24th, 2021.
DC COMICS - From GamesRadar: The site has a preview of DC Comics' "Nightwing #80."
MARVEL - From Newsarama: Classic Fantastic Four villain, "Kang the Conqueror," will get a definitive origin and ongoing comic book series, beginning in August.
DC COMICS - From BleedingCool: Here is a preview of the cover art and some interior pages from "Wonder Girl #1," which ships this week.
DC CINEMA - From DCBlog: Matt Bomer talks about his third DC Comics role, as "Flash" in "Justice Society: World War II."
COMICS - From BleedingCool: African-American cartoonist, comics creator, and educator, Lawrence Lindell, has sold a middle-grade graphic novel, entitled "Buckle Up," to Random House Graphic.
SONY MARVEL U - From ScreenRant: "Venom: Let There Be Carnage," the sequel to Sony's hit "Venom" film, will introduce the "Ravencroft Institute for the Criminally Insane." Some consider Ravencroft to be the equivalent of DC Comics' "Arkham Asylum."
COLLECTIBLES - From YahooNews: You may or may not have heard that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought on some kind of Pokemon card collecting mania. Retail chain, Target, has announced is suspending in-store sales of Pokémon and sports trading cards amid safety concerns as customers vie for the collectibles.
COMICS - From GamesRadar: The 2015 cult film, "Turbo Kid," is getting a comic book prequel, "Turbo Kid: Apple's Lost Adventure."
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: Marvel promises that the Marvel Universe will be changed forever by June's "Planet-Sized X-Men."
COMICS - From BleedingCool: eBay changes its comic book categories - much to the chagrin of collectors.
TOYS - From BleedingCool: "Marvel Legends" reveals three new toy sets related to the "MCU Infinity Saga."
DARK HORSE - From TheBeat: Paul Tobin and Ron Chan talk about their new graphic novel, "Earth Boy," which is out now.
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: "Old Man Cable" is back in "Cable: Reloaded #1.
MEMORIAM - From CBR: Jesse Hamm, a comic book writer and artist and essayist, has died. His works include the graphic novel, "Good As Lily" (for DC/Minx), and issues of "Batman '66" and "Hawkeye" for Marvel Comics. Many knew him for his "Tips from Jesse Hamm" Twitter account.
MARVEL - From CBR: Marvel Comics has offered a first-look preview of its upcoming "Moon Knight #1" by Jed MacKay and Alessandro Cappuccio.
STAR WARS - From BleedingCool: Alan Dean Foster is among the writers who will now be paid by Disney for the "Star Wars" novelizations they wrote. Disney had stopped paying royalties since assuming the publication rights to these novels.
IMAGE COMICS - From THR: Oscar-nominee Ryan Coogler will produce and Oscar-winner Regina King will direct a film adaptation of the Image Comics titles, "Bitter Root."
EUROCOMICS - From BleedingCool: Publisher NBM has released a preview of its Free Comic Book Day 2021 (Aug. 14th) offering, "FCBD 2021 Dungeon is Back."
SONY MARVEL U - From YouTube: Sony has released the official trailer for "Venom: Let There Be Carnage," which is due in theaters Sept. 24, 2021.
MILLARWORLD - From FastCompany: Is Netflix using "Jupiter's Legacy" to launch its own superhero universe?
DC CINEMA - From ComicBook: "Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot has confirmed what fellow "Justice League" actor, Ray Fisher (Cyborg), has previously said: Joss Whedon did indeed threaten her career, Gadot confirms in an interview with Israel television, "N12."
DARK HORSE - From TheBeat: Dave McKean talks about his new comic, "Raptor: A Sokol Graphic Novel."
MARVEL - From GamesRadar: Artist John Romita, Jr., who is returned to Marvel Comics, has drawn some promotional art for the upcoming story arc, "The Trial of Magneto."
YAOI MANGA - From BleedingCool: SuBLime Manga announces the release of four titles for "Pride Month" (June 2021), including "Dick Fight Island, Vol. 1."
DC COMICS - From DCBlog: Writer, Ram V, talks about bringing magic and myth to "The Swamp Thing" and "Catwoman."
DC TV - From DCBlog: The DC Comics' title, "Naomi," is now a TV series from The CW. "DC Blog" has a first look at the series' lead, Kaci Walfall.
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: Marvel has announced that real-world celebrities will appear as characters in its "X-Men: Hellfire Gala" event story line. One of them is Grammy Award winning rapper Eminem.
DC COMICS - From BleedingCool: DC Comics will resume publishing a print edition of its "DC Connect" monthly solicitations for retailers and readers.
COMICS TO FILM - From THR: Actress Hannah John-Kamen, who played Ava Starr/Ghost in "Ant-Man and the Wasp" has reportedly been cast as the lead in Millennium Film's "Red Sonja." The character was created for Marvel Comics' "Conan the Barbarian" comic book and was an amalgamation of several Conan the Cimmerian characters created by the late Robert E. Howard, creator of Conan.
COMICS - From WeGotThisCovered: Robert Kirkman, the co-creator of "The Walking Dead" comic book, is working on working on a film that will be a spin-off of "Dracula." Kirkman says the film will be "an extremely violent comedy."
DC CINEMA - From CBR: Actor Michael B. Jordan offers an update on the live-action "Static Shock" film that he is producing. The film has a writer and a draft is coming together.
DC CINEMA - From THR: Apparently, Warner Bros. Pictures is committed to hiring a black actor to play Superman and also to hiring a black director to helm the film. The film is currently being written by an African-American, Ta-Nehisi Coates.
INTERVIEW - From 2000AD: "The Walking Dead" comic book artist, Charlie Adlard, talks about life before and after "The Walking Dead."
LOS BROS - From YouTube: "Love and Rockets" creators, brother Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, were live at this year's virtual MoCCA fest in this video.
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: The site has learned that Oscar-winning screenwriter and also comic book writer, John Ridley, will be the writer of a new "Black Panther" comic book series with Juann Cabal as the artist. The new series will reportedly begin in August.
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: The mutant character, "Fantomex" will headline the prose novel, "Triptych." The novel is part of Marvel and Aconyte Books' "Xavier's Institute" line.
TITAN COMICS - From YouTube: Titan has produced a preview video trailer for its new comic book series, "ExtraOrdinary," which is set in the world of author V.E. Schwab's "Vicious" and "Vengeful" novels.
ALAN MOORE - From TheGuardian: Two years after announcing that he had retired from comics, Alan Moore, the illustrious author of Watchmen and V for Vendetta, has signed a six-figure deal for a “groundbreaking” five-volume fantasy series as well as a “momentous” collection of short stories.
ARCHIE - From BleedingCool: The site has a preview of the new trade paperback collection, "She's Josie." The book reprints stories from various "Josie" comic books published by Archie Publications in the 1960s. Eventually, the title would become known as "Josie and the Pussycats."
EN MEMORIAM - From BleedingCool: The veteran American comic book artist, John Paul Leon, has died at the age of 49, Saturday, May 1, 2021. Although Leon began his professional career with Dark Horse Comics, he first gained fame drawing the groundbreaking comic book series, "Static," for DC Comics' Milestone Comics imprint. His most recent work was the four-issue miniseries, "Batman: Creature of the Night" (2018-20) with writer Kurt Busiek.
DC COMICS - From DCBlog: Arriving July 20th is the first issue of a four-issue "Shazam" miniseries that spins out of "Teen Titans Academy."
DC COMICS - From DCBlog: DC's new horror imprint, "DC Horror," will launch with a tie-in comic book to the upcoming film, "The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It."
BLACK COMICS - From LATimes: Comics have been racist for decades, and a new generations of African-American comics creators are re-inventing them.
MANGA - From CBR: Mangaka Naoki Urasawa, the renowned "Monster" and "20th Century Boys" author, is launching his next project: an official YouTube art channel.
ARCHIE - From BleedingCool: Here is a preview of FCBD 2021 Archie Past Present & Future Fun. The comic book is described as a sort of "Crisis on Infinite Archies," and will be given away on Free Comic Book Day, which has been moved to August 14th.
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: Here is a first look at "Heroes Reborn Young Squadron #1."
DC TV - From DCBlog: Actor Finn Wittrock will play "Green Lantern/Guy Gardner" in the HBO Max series, "Green Lantern."
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: Here is a first look "Reptil #1," the first issue of the upcoming Marvel Comics four-issue miniseries.
DC CINEMA - From VeroZackSnyder: "Justice League" director Zack Snyder has posted some production photos of actor Wayne T. Carr filming scenes as John Stewart/Green Lantern for "Zack Snyder's Justice League." Warner Bros. did allow those scenes to be included in the final film.
CARD COLLECTING - From VICE: There is some kind of dire situation going on in the world of collecting "Pokemon" cards ... according to the website, "Vice."
MARVEL - From BleedingCool: Marvel Comics announced a new middle-grade original graphic novel starring Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel set to hit stores in September 2021 from writer Nadia Shammas and artist Nabi.
DC COMICS - From SupermanHomepage: July 2021 begins a new era for DC Comics' "Superman" line of titles. New direction means new logos, and artist Darran Robinson gives readers a look at his designs for the new logos for several "Superman" titles.
DC FILMS - From Deadline: "Young Rock" actor, Uli Latukefu, who plays the college football era Dwayne Johnson on the NBC hit series, is reuniting with the action star for New Line/DC’s "Black Adam."
DC FILMS - From BleedingCool: Voice actress, Stana Katic, talks about the new animated DVD film, "Justice Society: World War II," and the character she plays in the film, Wonder Woman.
DC CINEMA - From BleedingCool: Voice actress, Elysia Rotaru, talks about the new animated DVD film, "Justice Society: World War II," and the character she plays in the film, Black Canary.
DC COMICS - From DCBlog: The blog details the big changes coming to the Superman line of titles in July.
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