Cover to Justice League Generation Lost #14 Revealed

Kevin Maguire has been doing some great work with the covers to Justice League Generation Lost, which is easily the best of the Brightest Day books that DC Comics is currently putting out.  The recent linking of this story to the world of Mark Waid and Alex Ross's Kingdom Come was brilliant, inspired and gave me new hope for the overall Brightest Day storyline.

From this cover, it looks like Captain Atom will again be visiting the nightmarish future that we first saw in Generation Lost #6.  Only this time DC says that we will go 100 years from our present, and see first-hand how it got to be so messed up.

Kudos to Judd Winick and Geoff Johns for a story that has made me care about characters I have never cared for in my life. 

Alex Ross Bringing 'Kirby Genisis' to Dynamite Comics

Kirby: Genesis is coming! Dynamite presents Alex Ross, and he’s bringing a friend! Stay tuned for full announcement coming soon!   

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FIRST LOOK: Alex Ross Avenger Assembly Art

Geoff Boucher of the Los Angeles Times has the first look at Avengers Assemble, a painting created by Alex Ross for the Marvel Artworks series. Limited-edition signed prints of the piece, which features a late-'60s Avengers lineup -- you'll note Goliath's goggles in the background and the Wasp flying in front of Iron Man -- will be available on canvas and on paper at Comic-Con International.

Prices haven't been announced, but the size has: The prints are huge -- 45 3/4" wide by 20" tall. If you can't make it to San Diego, the prints will be available later through the Marvel Artworks website.

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NEW Alex Ross Cover Art to Green Hornet #4

Gfest was as shocked as anyone that Kevin Smith's Green Hornet #1 was an incredible hit and it helped propel Dynamite Entertainment as the fifth largest publisher in comics for the month of June.  With the re-orders on Kevin Smith's Green Hornet #1 being achieving such incredible numbers, it catapulted to the #11 slot for dollars and #20 spot for units of the top 100 books in March. 

How pissed is DC that Kevin Smith finally had a successful book but with another company?

The success of the book apparently made an impact because Dynamite just released the gorgeous cover art for Green Hornet #4, which was done by the ever-talented Alex Ross.