Superstar Artist Writes and Illustrates the Fan-Favorite Ninja Commando in Upcoming G.I. JOE Miniseries, Debuting in June
Here’s your first look at Snake Eyes: Deadgame #1, a GI-Joe miniseries by writer and artist Rob Liefeld, on sale in June 2020 from IDW Publishing.
Here’s a 4 page preview of Youngblood #3 by writer Chad Bowers and artist Jim Towe, on sale July 12th, 2017 from Image Comics.
Here’s a short 3 page preview of Youngblood #1, “Youngblood Reborn” part 1 by writer Chad Bowers and artist Jim Towe, on sale May 3rd, 2017 from Image Comics.
The Next Marvel Original Graphic Novel!
Here’s a short preview of Deadpool: Bad Blood, a new original graphic novel by Rob Liefeld, Chris Sims, and Chad Bowers, on sale May 17th, 2017 from Marvel Comics.
Here’s your first look at Foolkiller #1, a new ongoing series by writer Max Bemis and artist Dalibor Talajic, on sale November 2nd, 2016 from Marvel Comics.
New Ongoing Series Coming in October!
Here’s a 3 page preview of Solo #1, an ongoing series by writers Gerry Duggan & Geoffrey Thorne and artist Paco Diaz, on sale October 12th, 2016 from Marvel Comics.
Here’s your first look at Deadpool: Back in Black #1, first of a 5-part miniseries by writer Cullen Bunn and artist Salva Espin, on sale October 5th, 2016 from Marvel Comics.
Here’s your first look at 5 pages from Deadpool #13, a first-ever four part crossover in one issue, on sale June 6th, 2016 from Marvel Comics.
Deadpool Co-Creator Teams With X-Men ’92 Writers For New OGN
Rob Liefeld returns to Marvel Comics in 2016 for original Deadpool graphic novel entitled Deadpool: Bad Blood. The graphic novel will be co-written by Rob Liefeld, Chris Sims, and Chad Bowers and feature artwork by Liefeld.
Plotter: Rob Liefeld
Writers: Rob Liefeld, Frank Tieri
Pencils: Scott Clark
Inks: David Beatty
Colors: Andrew Dalhouse
Cover Art: Rob Liefeld
Publisher: DC Comics
Cover Date: Nov 2012
Cover Price: $2.99 US
Grifter #0 won’t be a book that impresses you now, but as future issues roll by, it will be known as a required back issue. As much as I loathe Rob Liefeld as an artist, and I’m not alone, he does a fairly good job at coming up with good plot points. He could use a little help in the actual fleshing out of the story though. Although he’s departing from the title with issue 14, I feel he did an admirable job setting Grifter up for the next year. Just, whatever you do, ignore the cover!