Tag: Klaus Janson

DC Announces Artist Workshop Class of 2016!

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DC Announces Artist Workshop Class of 2016 Following a competitive submission period that consisted of more than 1,100 entries, the DC Talent Development team has identified eight aspiring artists who will participate in a two-week, intensive Artist Workshop course hosted at DC’s Burbank headquarters and led by industry veterans Andy Kubert, Klaus Janson and DC Publisher Jim Lee, with Alex Sinclair leading a coloring class as part of the Workshop. Members of the 2016 class include Oscar Bazaldua (from Mexico; first work for DC is Suicide Squad: El Diablo and…

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Peter J. Tomasi’s “Super League” Is Almost Here!

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Peter J. Tomasi’s “Super League” Is Almost Here! Last month DC revealed that Peter J. Tomasi would pen eight issues of Super League, spanning SUPERMAN, BATMAN/SUPERMAN, SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN and ACTION COMICS over April and May of 2016. DC showed some incredible cover artwork by Yanick Paquette, John Romita, Jr. and Klaus Janson, and Karl Kerschl, but we didn’t reveal how huge this story would be. It’s going to be epic! Did anyone notice that Mikel Janin is on art for SUPERMAN #51? With the upcoming solicitation of SUPERMAN #52 we…

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SDCC 2015: DC Provides New Details For Dark Knight III The Master Race!

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DC ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDES NEW DETAILS FOR DARK KNIGHT III: THE MASTER RACE Today DC Entertainment kicked off Comic-Con International San Diego 2015 with a big announcement revealing that artists Andy Kubert and Klaus Janson will be joining living-legend Batman writer and artist Frank Miller and acclaimed writer Brian Azzarello in bringing the final chapter of the celebrated THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS saga to life. THE DARK KNIGHT III: THE MASTER RACE is the epic conclusion to Miller’s 1986 classic THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS trilogy – heralded by TIME Magazine as one…

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Amazing Spider-Man #700.1 Review

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Amazing Spider-Man #700.1 Review On December 26, 2012 Spider-Man fans everywhere lost a special person to us, Peter Parker. Marvel decided to kill one its biggest characters off in the milestone 700th issue of Amazing Spider-Man.  In his place was Doctor Octopus, who took over Peter’s body by switching their minds just as his body died. Ever since loyal fans have been waiting for Peter to return and now almost a year later Marvel has given us something to hold us off with Amazing Spider-Man 700.1 – Amazing Spider-Man 700.5.…

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