Scott Snyder explores new genres in 2nd Comixology wave

Jul 17, 2022

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NEWS

Oni Press layoffs.
BOOM! Studios teases Mark Waid to return to ‘Irredeemable’, nope it’s a library edition, nope again it’s a series in 2023! WHAT A ROLLERCOASTER!
Marvel reveals new X-Men team from ‘X-Men: Hellfire Gala’ #1 plus ‘X-Men’ #13 preview
Marvel celebrates Daredevil’ #650 milestone with giant-sized issue, along with Ann Nocenti and Jr. JR. joining in too
Marvel unveils Spider-UK in ‘Edge of Spider-Verse’ #2 reveal
It’s Werewolf by Night vs. Moon Knight this Halloween in ‘Moon Knight Annual’ #1
Christopher Cantwell to write ‘Namor: The Sub-Mariner’ series
Dark Horse details SDCC 2022 program and panel schedule
IDW details SDCC 2022 program schedule
BOOM! Details SDCC 2022 panel schedule

Our Top Books of the Week

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Nathan:

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan - X-Men: Hellfire Gala #1 (Gerry Duggan, Russell Dauterman)

Dave - Wolverine (Ben Percy, Adam Kubert)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

Interview with Scott Snyder - Barnstormers, Dudley Datson, and The Forever Machine, and Canary - July 19

Last year you launched We Have Demons,’ Night of the Ghoul,’ and ‘Clear for "Scottober" and this year we have Barnstormers, Canary, and Dudley Datson and the Forever Machine...has ComiXology come up with a "Scottsummer" slogan? What would we call this launch?
Originally announced as an 8-series deal, when might we see Duck and Cover and Book of Evil?
From a creation standpoint, have these series been completed for a while or are they still being finalized?
The first three titles were clearly leaning towards horror and monsters, where are you going genre wise with these three new titles?
6 degrees of kevin bacon
Dudley Datson and Clear both introduced some wild technology that I could see become a reality, in another life would you be an inventor?
I love that you're reminding folks of the idea of Barnstorming, which I think only Tom Cruise is doing these days but I could be wrong. What fascinates you about this American cultural phenomenon?