At the RevolutiONIze Comics Panel from Oni Press, James Lucas Jones and Cullen Bunn discussed Oni’s new series, Helheim, which Bunn described as a “Viking-era Frankenstein story.” The story is written by Bunn with art from Joëlle Jones. Lucas Jones and Bunn discussed the book in further details, which you can read below. READ MORE
Announced yesterday, NBC ordered a pilot episode for Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt’s supernatural western comic series, The Sixth Gun. The TV project is helmed by “Lost” producing veteran, Carlton Cuse. “The Sixth Gun” was previously set to be a miniseries with Syfy, but has since changed over to potential full series.
The comic book follows the tale of six magical pistols, each of which holds a mysterious power. The sixth gun is the most dangerous of the bunch and it has recently resurfaced in the hands of an innocent girl. Evil gunslingers are out to get their paws on the pistols, and only the cowboy to stand against them is Drake Sinclair. You can read the entire first issue at Robot 6. READ MORE
Rick Remender is officially done spinning his tale of Flash Thompson, and he hands over the reigns to long-time collaborator, Cullen Bunn, for good. This is the start of a new era for Venom, and if you haven’t been keeping up with the black space goo, this is your chance to jump in the fray. Knowing Bunn’s work, he should have no problems stepping into Remender’s big shoes. Check out the preview for “Venom” #23 inside. READ MORE
This alternate universe is so outrageous, and I don’t think its possible not enjoy watching a wise-cracking assassin slaughter all your favourite heroes, villains and anti-heroes. The pace is non-stop go, go, go with a hefty amount of gruesome gore to add to absurdity. Writer Cullen Bunn and artist Daliber Talajić hit the nail on the head with issue #2 of ‘Deadpool Kills The Marvel Universe’. READ MORE
Your friendly neighbourhood assassin kick-starts a new chapter in his life with a blood-gushing slaughter fest that will rewrite the annals of Marvel history in “Deadpool Kills The Marvel Universe”. My fellow writers and I here at BD rarely review Marvel books (they don’t offer much horror) but Cullen Bunn’s new book is far too good to let it slip through the cracks! Hilarious scenes of your favourite heroes being killed, and a fast paced first issue makes this one of the most shocking reads in a long time. READ MORE
Cullen Bunn is slowly taking over writing duties for Rick Remender on Venom. Remender birthed the black symbiote into a new era, and it’s up to Bunn to continue the series into maturity. It will be interesting to see where Bunn takes the series, especially given that he is now writing “Wolverine” (crossover potential?). Keep in mind that Remender will still have control over Flash Thompson in the pages of “Secret Avengers”. READ MORE
Marvel Comics announced today that scribe Rick Remender will be leaving Venom, and Cullen Bunn will be taking over full time beginning in August. Remender brought the black space goo back into popularity this past year, re-imagining Venom as government solider, Flash Thompson. While many fans were skeptical at first, Remender proved why he’s one of the best writers out there, delivering a kick-ass series that was utterly different from the 90s classic. This switch is a bittersweet one, as Cullen Bunn – who recently took over “Wolverine” – has been making a big name for himself. READ MORE
Grossly overlooked by many a comic book reader, Cullen Bunn’s “SIXTH GUN” has everything you could want out of a horror story set in the wild west and then some. With a unique take on two well traveled genres, Cullen Bunn and illustrator Brian Hurt have quietly crafted one of the most brilliantly macabre western tales in recent memory. Beyond the break you can see for yourselves with a 6 page preview of the titles’ 17th issue. Read on for the skinny…
Grossly overlooked by many a comic book reader, Cullen Bunn’s “SIXTH GUN” has everything you could want out of a horror story set in the wild west and then some. With a unique take on two well traveled genres, Cullen Bunn and illustrator Brian Hurt have quietly crafted one of the most brilliantly macabre western tales in recent memory. Beyond the break you can see for yourselves with a 6 page preview of the titles’ 17th issue. Read on for the skinny…
If I haven’t made it abundantly clear before that Oni Press and Cullen Bunn’s “THE SIXTH GUN” is the best western currently in circulation, let me rephrase; The best western in comics today. Now that we have that out of our systems we can enjoy the following 4 page preview of the series’ 14th ish. Read on for the skinny…
With the western genre in comics at an all time low in both quality and sales it would seem as if the only true ray of light within the sub-genre is Oni Press’ ongoing “SIXTH GUN” monthly from Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt. The duo have gone from being underground favorites to legitimate industry up-and-comers in just a matter of a few years, and beyond the break you can check out a 6 page preview and get the full synopsis! Read on for the skinny…
There have been a plethora of horror titles that have made their debut this year, and undoubtedly there have been some good, some bad, and some just plain ugly efforts both Indy and otherwise. However, one such title that is most definitely GOOD is Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurt’s ‘THE SIXTH GUNN’ from publisher Oni Press. The horror/western hybrid has been garnering a lot of buzz lately, and inside you can check out a very lengthy and very special VIDEO interview with the creators of the series that myself and the newest addition to the Graphic Content staff, Johnny Trouble, conducted earlier this month. In addition, if you are one of the people that have yet to check out the ‘THE SIXTH GUN’ you can check out the entire first issue inside as well. Read on for the skinny!
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