"AGENT CARTER" SHOWRUNNERS, ANKA TAKE COMMAND OF "CAPTAIN MARVEL"
Following Kelly Sue DeConnick's character defining run on "Captain Marvel," "Agent Carter"showrunners Tara Butters and Michele Fazekas -- alongside artist Kris Anka -- will take over the title with a new #1 in the post-"Secret Wars" Marvel Universe.
Noelle Stevenson Steps Down From "Lumberjanes"
BOOM! Studios breakout series "Lumberjanes" will continue without one of its co-creators. Noelle Stevenson announced Monday on Twitter that she's leaving as lead writer of the series, "at least for the time being," with issue #17, expected for release in August.Shannon Watters will remain as co-writer, joined by series newcomer Kat Leyh, of webcomic "Supercakes."
Iron Man After RDJ: What Will Marvel Do?
It's hard to imagine and, frankly, you probably don't even want to think about this -- but Robert Downey Jr. can't play Iron Man forever. In fact, we know he's not going to; RDJ underwent a very public contract extension negotiation in 2013, following the release and success of "Iron Man 3." At that time, the contract stated that he would appear in two more Marvel movies -- "Avengers 2" and "Avengers 3." The solo "Iron Man" franchise came to an apparent close at the end of the third film, and Downey doubled-down on there not being an "Iron Man 4" in late 2014.
Gillen, Wilson, Lark & Huehner On Creative Process, Importance of Reflecting Modern Fandom
It's often easy to look at a creative decision and recognize why it might not be a great choice. It's natural to have gut reactions -- and comic fans are nothing if not vocal. But analyzing those reactions to find the source of concern can prove much more challenging. As the bar is raised in comics -- as in any growing creative medium -- and with reader expectations maturing, the industry must find ways to improve and adapt. Norms are changing, paradigms are shifting and the community is responding. There is frequent dialogue about representation, sexualization and freedom of expression, and while many of these conversations are productive and eye-opening, they can also become contentious.