Brian Wood continues his epic retelling of the post New Hope Star Wars Universe. Proving that these old characters can still tread new ground, and be completely engrossing in fantastic new ways. Wood’s new vision of Star Wars is a sight to behold, and an absolute pleasure to read. READ MORE
Image Comics just held their sci-fi panel featuring creative teams of Brian K Vaughaun and Fiona Staples, Brian Wood and Mind Doyle, as well as David Hine, Joe Harris, and Glen Brunswick. Though the official title for the panel was “Wondrous Worlds, Fractured Futures: Speculative Fiction and Image Comics”, it really just covered their sci-fi and fantasy books. The creators spoke in depth about their work, and their views on science fiction in comics. READ MORE
Brian Wood’s work has consistently made him a critical darling, but for some reason his book have never lit up the sales charts. Since Wood broke onto the scene, he’s always had a firm commitment to working on his creator-owned books like “DMZ” or “Northalnders” rather than writing “Superman” or “Spiderman”, which meant he’s never had the chance to rise to superstar status like a Bendis, Morrison, or Snyder. After a lengthy exclusive contract with DC Comics, Wood is now free to sow his wild oats with the rest of the industry. The Massive #1 is another prime example of his ability to rank up there with the best of them. READ MORE
With the departure of writer Brian Wood (DMZ, Northlanders) from DC, we knew it was only a matter of time before Marvel got their hooks into him. Now with the announcement at this weekend’s at Wondercon, Wood will be taking over both X-Men and Ultimate Comics X-Men beginning in June with X-Men #30 and Ultimate X-Men #13. This creative change will bode well for the X-Men books as Wood will undoubtedly give the franchise a well deserved shot in the arm.
Yesterday we provided readers with a perfect review of the second issue in Brian Wood’s (“DMZ”) fantastic series of one-shots titled “DEMO” from Vertigo Comics, giving it a rare 5 skull rating. Now today we have a special 4 page sneak preview of the next issue in the series due out next month titled “VOLUME ONE LOVE STORY” that chronicles the life of a young woman who is obsessed with post-it notes, and the repercussions of what happens when the delicate balance of her system is sabotaged. Read on for the full preview.
At times it is tough to decide what is horror and what isn’t with so many titles “claiming” to be the scariest thing on the shelf, but very rarely do they ever deliver. To me a real horror story doesn’t seek to gross you out or make you have to turn your head in disgust, but one that grabs at something inside of you and twists it like a knife in the gut. If a story is an inherently human one then I can guarantee it will have my full attention. And that is why when I was told to check out the newest issue of Brian Wood’s (“DMZ”) “DEMO” titled “PANGS” by my buddy Mark, who swore up and down that I would “love the damn thing”, I decided to give the book a shot. I was promised a very dark, unnerving, and intimate look into the life of a cannibal, but not the type of cannibal you’d expect to find in a Wes Craven film…I wasn’t disappointed. Read on for the full review.
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