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- While his credits at Marvel and DC, writing books like Marvel Zombies and The Irredeemable Ant-Man, are impressive, Kirkman's creations for Image made him a household name beyond the comic community. Robert Kirkman's legacy will live on for a very long time thanks to his original series like The Walking Dead and Invincible.
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Jul 18, 2019 · Outside of a final farewell in the pages of the series finale, Kirkman has kept a low profile regarding the ending of the comic book that launched a multibillion-dollar franchise that spans...
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Jul 2, 2019 · Creator Robert Kirkman and artist Charlie Adlard concluded the industry-changing comic book series with Wednesday’s The Walking Dead No. 193, an extra-sized edition that plays out as...
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- The Movie and Beyond
Robert Kirkman never set out to upend all our comic book comfort spaces. Invincibleisn't an idea that sat in his and co-creator Cory Walker's head for years. The two hatched the pitch together for a simple reason: It's something Image Comics, the publisher, wanted. "I think the funny thing about Invincible is it was kind of created on the fly," Kir...
For its first six issues, Invinciblelulls you into a comfortable space with the Grayson family. Nolan was waiting for Mark's powers to develop, and once that happens you get the sense of a father-son super-team in the making. A happy story about family togetherness, filtered through the lens of superhuman antics. That's where Invincible veers sharp...
Walker served as Invincible's artist sporadically over the course of the series, drawing the first handful of issues and a few others in later years. Ryan Ottley was the comic's artist for the bulk of its run, and Walker -- Kirkman's friend as well as a colleague -- stuck around, somewhat informally, as a sort of story adviser. "Cory has things tha...
For many of Invincible's 15 years as a comic, Kirkman was clear on one thing: He wanted the story to outlive him. He hoped to one day pass the reins along to a new generation of creators as he assumed a sort of Stan Lee role. Over time, that feeling changed. Reaching a decision to end the series was a gradual evolution, but there was one point, rig...
Issue 144 is out on Feb. 14 and that'll be it for the comic, but Invincibleisn't exactly "over." There's a movie coming from Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen, which Kirkman is producing. "I'm going over their story documents and spitballing with them to a certain extent. Giving things my blessing as they ask for it," he said. "Thus far it's just been E...
Robert Kirkman can't help but notice a difference in The Walking Dead comic book from before and after the hit AMC series.
Mar 12, 2024 · While his credits at Marvel and DC, writing books like Marvel Zombies and The Irredeemable Ant-Man, are impressive, Kirkman's creations for Image made him a household name beyond the comic community. Robert Kirkman's legacy will live on for a very long time thanks to his original series like The Walking Dead and Invincible .
- Cole Kennedy
Mar 5, 2017 · If The Walking Dead TV show feels a little bit closer to the comic book, franchise creator Robert Kirkman says there's a good reason.
First and foremost a comic creator, Kirkman has seen groundbreaking success in the adaptation of his comic book titles into major franchises in all forms of content. In 2010, his Eisner award winning series, The Walking Dead, was developed into an AMC television series.
