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5 days ago · Brian Azzarello Once a fear of heights grounded his boyhood dream of becoming an astronaut, Brian Azzarello turned to writing comics. He’s the author of the Eisner- and Harvey-Award-winning crime saga 100 Bullets and the erotic thriller Faithless, as well as Joker, Batman: Damned, Before Watchmen, Wonder Woman, and many more.
3 days ago · Comic creators Brian Azzarello and Stephanie Phillips are teaming up to write a comic about a violent clash between near immortal prisoners and intergalactic thieves. Described by US publisher DSTLRY as a “sci-fi noir space opera,” Life is a six-issue, interlocking flip book featuring two stories that collide on a prison planet.
3 days ago · At that time, DC held the licenses for Doc Savage and the Spirit, the latter of whom had just finished a well-received run by Darwyn Cooke. Beginning with a Batman/Doc Savage team-up one-shot, the imprint officially debuted with the First Wave miniseries – by Brian Azzarello and Rags Morales – which brought the Spirit into the fold. The ...
1 day ago · written by brian azzarello, chris condon, j. holtham & stephanie phillips. art by jorge fornes, phil hester, peter krause & vlad legostaev. cover a by lee bermejo. cover b by andrea sorrentino with dave stewart. ec homage variant (1:10) by jay stephens. b&w artist edition variant (1:50) by rian hughes. horror host variant (1:100) by dustin weaver
2 days ago · Product Description. NEW 56 PAGE SERIES DEBUT. Brian Azzarello (THE BLOOD BROTHERS MOTHER, 100 Bullets) and Stephanie Phillips writing together for the first time (Grim, Harley Quinn) team up with artist Danijel Zezelj (Nostalgia) and colorist Lee Loughridge (Deadly Class) to create a masterfully crafted flip book, housing two enthralling narratives that collide in unexpected ways.
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1 day ago · Brian Azzarello stated in an interview that the New 52 version of the character was being written as a very "confident", "impulsive" and "good-hearted" character in her. He referred to her trait of feeling compassion as both her strength and weakness.
