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[scarletneedle]

Source Newsarama

	Citation:
	The steampunk pulp hero Rocketeer will return this April for a new series at IDW Publishing, as part of a broader celebration of the character's 40th anniversary. The Rocketeer: The Great Race is a four-issue series by writer/artist Stephen Mooney which will see our intrepid stunt pilot Cliff Secord take part in an air race that runs from California to France - that's right, from the US west coast to European west coast. This all happens as the drum beats for war are heightening in Europe, as the Rocketeer is a period piece set in just before the second World War. And yes, Betty (the character based on real-life pin-up model Bettie Page) will be appearing in this series. "Stephen Mooney has a love and affinity for the Rocketeer, and the time period the iconic character inhabits… all of which is abundantly evident in the story he has crafted," says series editor Scott Dunbier in the announcement. "It's a fun-filled romp, one I think Dave Stevens would enjoy!" Like Stevens, Mooney is both writing and drawing this Rocketeer story, and follows work on his own WW2-era series, Half Past Danger. "Writing and drawing a Rocketeer book has long been somewhat of a bucket-list item for me. I grew up on Dave Stevens' unique blend of swashbuckling derring-do and pulpy adventure with Cliff, Betty, and Peevy, and those seminal issues still stand today as one of my favorite series of all time," says Mooney. "It's incredibly daunting and yet also fantastically thrilling and a real challenge. Let's take to the skies!" Each issue of The Rocketeer: The Great Race will also include an oral history of the character, with contributions from Stevens' friends, family, and fellow artists - as organized by Kelvin Mao, who is working on a documentary of the writer/artist. Locke & Key's Gabriel Rodriguez has drawn the main cover for The Rocketeer: The Great Race #1, with a variant by Mooney. The Rocketeer: The Great Race #1 goes on sale in April, as part of a broader 'Rocketeer Month' planned by IDW to celebrate the character's 40th anniversary. As part of the celebration, IDW will be reprinting the long-sold-out Dave Stevens' The Rocketeer Artist's Edition.

[EsseJi]

Stephen Mooney sur Rocketeer?! Je prends mon envol!

[Flash76]

IDW va donc bien perdre les 2 licences GI Joe et Transformers à la fin 2022!

https://www.gamesradar.com/transform...e-end-of-2022/

[ollieno]

	Citation:			Posté par Flash76
	IDW va donc bien perdre les 2 licences GI Joe et Transformers à la fin 2022! https://www.gamesradar.com/transform...e-end-of-2022/

attendont de voir qui recupère les licences ...

Image (Kirkman) ou retour Marvel....

[scarletneedle]

Court terme vu le départ de certaines licences Hasbro en fin d'année?

https://www.gamesradar.com/my-little...ew-generation/

[scarletneedle]

https://www.gamesradar.com/the-last-...-bot-standing/

	Citation:
	IDW isn't giving up the Transformers comic book license without a final blowout. In the spirit of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin, the publisher is preparing to tell the 'last' Transformers story in Transformers: Last Bot Standing, a four-issue series launching in May.

[captain Kimchi]

Je vous l'avez bien dit


Allez maintenant je croise les doigts pour du John BUSCEMA et/ou Ernie CHAN sur Conan (savage sword, the barbarian ou king)

[scarletneedle]

IDW Original Series Announcement

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMo7eRCIRks

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/scot...comics-launch/

[EsseJi]

Bonne nouvelle et des trucs sympa en prévision, justement je trouvais que ç'était pauvre en creator owned depuis quelques temps chez IDW.

[scarletneedle]

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/jami...rial-director/

	Citation:
	There's a counter-intuitive jump. Jamie S Rich, former Seniot Editor of Vertigo, Young Animal and Superman at DC Comics, then the EIC of webtoon publisher Tapas Media is now returning to a traditional comic book publisher s the new Executive Editorial Director of IDW. IDW has also hired Charles Beacham and Russ Busse as Senior Editors.

Bonne pioche pour IDW.

[ollieno]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	https://bleedingcool.com/comics/jami...rial-director/ Bonne pioche pour IDW.

plutot oui... ca devrait donner du lourd

[scarletneedle]

https://aiptcomics.com/2022/07/21/sc...ood-deeds-idw/

	Citation:
	Scott Snyder launched a new creator-owned line at IDW this week with Dark Spaces: Wildfire, but a new series was announced today. Titled Dark Spaces: Good Deeds, the new story will be written by Che Grayson (Batman: Urban Legends, Bitch Planet) with art by Kelsey Ramsay (Joan Jett and the Blackhearts 40×40). The monthly series launches sometime in 2023. “Like Dark Spaces: Wildfire, Good Deeds is a harrowing, character-driven exploration of the personal, ethical, and material consequences of the choices desperate people make under extreme pressure,” Snyder says. “One of our primary goals with the Dark Spaces line is to champion up-and-coming talent and I’m particularly thrilled to be working with Che Grayson, an explosively talented writer and filmmaker, and the exceptional artist Kelsey Ramsay. I can’t wait for readers to experience what they each bring to this series!” Listen to the latest episode of our weekly comics podcast! So what’s Dark Spaces: Good Deeds about? Good Deeds tells a haunting story of historical sins and a supernatural legend out for revenge. When teenager Cheyenne Collins and her mother move to St. Augustine, Florida, on the eve of the town’s anniversary, the community begins to die off one by one and a disgraced journalist steps in to seize the story and redeem her career. As the women are drawn together in the investigation, they uncover the town’s violent obsession with its founding mythology and the Fountain of Youth, as well as their own roles in the reckoning to come. “I wanted to tell an elemental and chilling story about the entangled nature of American history and the marginalized groups often erased from the narrative,” says Grayson. “Good Deeds exists at the intersection of revisionism, legend, and truth, and my characters are motivated by a desire to either uncover or hide that truth. I’m so excited to partner with Kelsey on the project, an incredible artist whose evocative line work and character design made her the clear pick to help bring this supernatural thriller to life.” Scott Snyder's Dark Spaces line expands with 'Good Deeds' at IDW “The Dark Spaces line was built to shine a light on the industry’s most exciting and talented new writers and artists,” says editor Maggie Howell, “and Good Deeds is a perfect example of the top-tier work that grows out of that goal. Che and Kelsey immediately flourished as a creative team. The story they’re telling together is rich and haunting, and their vision is so cohesive and satisfying that it’s hard to believe they haven’t been lifelong collaborators. It’s been a great experience to watch that unfold, and I know readers will sense it on the page.” For more on this news, read the official press release below. SAN DIEGO, CA (July 21, 2022) – IDW is proud and excited to announce the first project in an upcoming lineup of comic books curated by New York Times best-selling author and Dark Spaces: Wildfire creator Scott Snyder. Debuting in 2023, Dark Spaces: Good Deeds will feature a new story written by Che Grayson (Batman: Urban Legends, Bitch Planet) with art by Kelsey Ramsay (Joan Jett and the Blackhearts 40×40). Dark Spaces: Good Deeds is the latest announcement in an upcoming slate of original titles from IDW set to launch throughout 2022 and beyond. Good Deeds tells a haunting story of historical sins and a supernatural legend out for revenge. When teenager Cheyenne Collins and her mother move to St. Augustine, Florida, on the eve of the town’s anniversary, the community begins to die off one by one and a disgraced journalist steps in to seize the story and redeem her career. As the women are drawn together in the investigation, they uncover the town’s violent obsession with its founding mythology and the Fountain of Youth, as well as their own roles in the reckoning to come. “Like Dark Spaces: Wildfire, Good Deeds is a harrowing, character-driven exploration of the personal, ethical, and material consequences of the choices desperate people make under extreme pressure,” Snyder says. “One of our primary goals with the Dark Spaces line is to champion up-and-coming talent and I’m particularly thrilled to be working with Che Grayson, an explosively talented writer and filmmaker, and the exceptional artist Kelsey Ramsay. I can’t wait for readers to experience what they each bring to this series!” Good Deeds follows hot on the heels of the critically acclaimed Dark Spaces: Wildfire, a scorching five-part heist written by Snyder, with painstakingly detailed artwork by rising star Hayden Sherman and colors by Ronda Pattison. “I wanted to tell an elemental and chilling story about the entangled nature of American history and the marginalized groups often erased from the narrative,” says Grayson. “Good Deeds exists at the intersection of revisionism, legend, and truth, and my characters are motivated by a desire to either uncover or hide that truth. I’m so excited to partner with Kelsey on the project, an incredible artist whose evocative line work and character design made her the clear pick to help bring this supernatural thriller to life.” “Thrillers grounded in reality spook me in the best way,” Ramsay says, “so I was thrilled for the opportunity to become a part of realizing this bleak, enigmatic story. With Che’s incredible voice, infectious energy, and thoughtfulness, it wasn’t difficult to mirror their dazzling creative flourishes in the murky artwork and swampy Southern designs. I’m very excited to be part of this remarkable team, and I can’t wait to share Dark Spaces: Good Deeds!” “The Dark Spaces line was built to shine a light on the industry’s most exciting and talented new writers and artists,” says editor Maggie Howell, “and Good Deeds is a perfect example of the top-tier work that grows out of that goal. Che and Kelsey immediately flourished as a creative team. The story they’re telling together is rich and haunting, and their vision is so cohesive and satisfying that it’s hard to believe they haven’t been lifelong collaborators. It’s been a great experience to watch that unfold, and I know readers will sense it on the page.” Dark Spaces: Good Deeds will begin publishing monthly in 2023. The first issue of Good Deeds will be available with multiple cover variants for retailers and fans to enjoy.

[captain Kimchi]

Ne devait-il pas y avoir un panel sur les artist edition dimanche ?
Impossible de mettre la main dessus.
Cela a été filmé ou pas ?

[scarletneedle]

Celui-là?

https://www.comicsbeat.com/sdcc-22-a...l-2022-titles/

[captain Kimchi]

Je ne pense pas, c'était plutôt celui-là

IDW Artist's Editions: Original Comic Book Art Never Looked So Good!

Sunday, 12:30pm-1:30pm

Room: 23ABC

Scott Dunbier and IDW Publishing set the industry standard for high-end archival collectibles when they launched the Artist's Edition line, giving comic lovers everywhere the most authentic original comic art experience possible, from such greats as Jack Kirby, Walter Simonson, and Jim Lee (to name a few)! You'll marvel as Scott, a masterful storyteller in his own right, relates personal stories of how these Artist's Editions are made...and what's coming next!