#geoff leigh

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RED BALUNE

"Maximum Penalty // Animus / Trees & Tanks / Rubber Raisin"

(7"EP. Mass Culture Control Bureau. 1979) [GB]

[mother-lee]

"The shadows of the abyss are like the petals of a monstrous flower that shall blossom within the skull and expand the mind beyond what any man can bear, but whether it decays under the earth or above on green fields, or out to sea or in the very air, all shall come to revelation, and to revel, in the knowledge of the strangling fruit..."

Annihilation (2018) dir. Alex Garland

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HAPPY SUPERMAN DAY!

From Doomsday Clock #12 (February, 2020). Written by Geoff Johns, art by Gary Frank, colors by Brad Anderson, letters by Rob Leigh.

[the-gershomite]

52 Week Twenty-Eight -November 2006- DC Comics

"Beyond The Black Stump"

written by Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid

art breakdowns by Kieth Giffen

pencil art by Drew Johnson

inks by Jack Jadson, Rodney Ramos & Ruy Jose

colors by David Baron

lettering by Rob Leigh

cover by J.G. Jones & Alex Sinclair

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Folding Ideas on Annihilation and decoding metaphor

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Power Girl

JSA #7

by Geoff Johns (W.); Dale Eaglesham (P.); Ruy Jose/Rodney Ramos (I.); Jeromy Cox (C.) and Rob Leigh (L)

DC

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Ghost Machine’s ‘Hyde Street’ will debut in October

The horror universe created by Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis will kick off with a new series + a one-shot.

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Preview: Geiger #2

Geiger #2 preview. Tariq Geiger, his two-headed wolf Barney, and their surprising newfound companion begin their quest along the radioactive roads of the former United States to find a cure for the Glowing Man's nuclear-powered condition #comics

[mereadingcomics]

Geiger #14.

"Ghost Machine’s radioactive renegade faces his most perilous challenge yet as he confronts the devastating chaos brewing in Lewistown, Montana. With his powers spiraling out of control, Tariq must fight to protect himself, his allies, and the innocent lives at stake. But salvation might only come with the unexpected aid of…The Glowing Woman."

Writer: Geoff Johns

Cover/Interior Artist: Gary Frank

Cover/Interior Colorist: Brad Anderson

Letterer: Rob Leigh

[downthetubes]

New comic creator collective Ghost Machine’s first anthology hits comic shops this week

[dailyjsa]

Justice Society of America v4 #12

Writer: Geoff Johns

Artist/Inker: Todd Nauck

Colors: Matt Herms

Letters: Rob Leigh

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Camp Camp (Behind the Voice Actors)

MAIN CAMP CAMP CAST

Max: Michael Jones and 1 other

Krishna Kumar

Nikki: Elizabeth Maxwell

Neil: Yuri Lowenthal

David: Miles Luna

Gwen: Lee Eddy and 1 other

Kaitlin Becker

Cameron Campbell: Travis Willingham and 1 other

Ian Sinclair

Quartermaster: Shannon McCormick

MAJOR ROLES

Space Kid: Lindsay Jones

Nurf: Blaine Gibson

Nerris: Barbara Dunkelman and 1 other

BlackKrystel

Harrison: Yotam Perel

Ered: Jen Brown

Preston: Georden Whitman and 1 other

Nicholaus Weindel

Dolph: James Willems

Platypus: Jordan Cwierz and 2 others

Alena Lecorchick

Miles Luna

Sasha: Samantha Ireland

Erin: Samantha Ireland

Tabii: Samantha Ireland

Edward Pikeman: Kirk Johnson

Jermy Fartz: Jordan Cwierz

Billy “Snake” Nikssilp: Dante Basco

Squirrels: Cole Gallian

Agents Miller: Ryan Haywood

Jasper: Griffin McElroy

CJ: Armando Torres

Daniel: Evan Gregory

Miss Priss: Jessica Vasami

Dirty Kevin: Rocco Botte

Bonquisha: Carla Nickerson

Vera: Sarah Natochenny

Quartersister: Shannon McCormick

Rafael Guzmán: Eddy Rivas

Candy: Stevie Nelson

Carl: Matt Chapman

Dang: Alex Mai

Hwan: Stephen Fu

Brian: SungWon Cho

Graggle: Matt Chapman

Mr. Campwell: Daman Mills

Mrs. Campwell: Melissa Sternenberg

Ainsley: Patricia Summersett

Louis: Chris Cubas

MINOR ROLES

Sheriff: Josh Ornelas

Announcer: Tyler Coe

Teen Mom: Mariel Salcedo

Friendly Pirate Kids: Yssa Badiola and 2 others

Gil Calceta

Andrew Lhotsky

Agent 1: Jeremy Dooley

Agent 2: Patrick Rodriguez

Cat: Stevie Wonder Nicks

Angry Camper: Derrek Ziegler

Almanac: Shannon McCormick

Geezer 1: Jordan Cwierz

Geezer 2: Miles Luna

Barkeep: Stan Lewis

Lester: Connor Pickens

Customer Fred: Kyle Taylor

Bouncer: Sean Baird

Rob Boss: Miles Luna

Jen: Maggie Tominey

Gregg: Chris Kokkinos

Darla: Reina Scully

Cute Waitress: Victoria Holden and 1 other

Brooke Olson

Jacob: Gabe Kunda

Managers: Billy B. Burson III and 5 others

Kim Newman

Alena Lecorchick

Jordan Battle

Gray G. Haddock

William Ball

TV Voices: Jordan Cwierz and 1 other

Yssa Badiola

Townsperson: Eric Baudour

Cartel Member: Patrick Rodriguez

Bodyguard 1: César Altagracia

Bodyguard 2: Luis “Paco” Vazquez

Mrs. Nurfington: Elyse Willems

Nerris’ Dad: Shawn Chatfield

Harrison’s Mom: Jen Brown

Nerris’ Mom: Becca Frasier

Lt. Stuart Houston: Matt Hullum

Harrison’s Dad: Jon Risinger

Buzz Aldrin: Lawrence Sonntag

Gram-Gram: Jen Brown

Mr. Fartz: Miles Luna

Mrs. Fartz: Jordan Cwierz

Cashier: Christine Brent

Snowman: Jeremy Dooley

Pizza Guy: Eric Baudour

Middle Aged Woman: Yssa Badiola

Bird of Lilac: Matt Hullum

Singing Bass: Chris Kokkinos

Corporate Exec: Todd Womack

Saleswoman: Andrea Ratsos

Hipster Clerk: Billy B. Burson III

Woman: Christine Stuckart

Man: Josh Miller

Clerk: Jeb Aguilar-Kendrick

Magician: Chad James

Save the Kids Girl: Jenn K. Tidwell

Trenchcoat Guy: Matt Hullum

Pizza Delivery Guy: Danzer Koehler

Sexy Lady: Alena Lecorchick

Director: Al “Sonny” McClelland Jr.

Wall Street Guy: Noël Wiggins

Driver: William Ball

Mugger: Richard Norman

Nancy: Lauren Aptekar

Magical Girl Counselor: Jenn K. Tidwell

Magical Boy Counselor: Kevin Bushong

Magic Camper: Leigh Lahav

MMA Counselor: Bryan Abou Charca

Mr. Allen: Jason Wright

British Student: James Willems

Poor Beggar: Richard Norman

Robber: Billy B. Burson III

Sasquatch: Noël Wiggins

Octopus: Max Kruemcke

Junker 1: Lawrence Sonntag

XxAznAnimeBoixx: Alfredo Diaz

Woman: Minni Clark

Man: Brian Gaar

Weird Larry: Geoff Ramsey

Xemüg: Rico Bonet

Robot: Todd Womack

British Soldier: Brian Gaar

Percy: Nic Sangervasi

Heimrich: Connor Pickens

Jake Stonewall: Richie Branson

Reporter: Jamie Smith

Nurfbot: Blaine Gibson

Bounty Hunter 1: Alena Lecorchick

Bounty Hunter 2: Ariel LaCroix

Junker 2: Kerry Shawcross

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"The Gentleman's Game"   Writer: Geoff JohnsArtist: Marco SantucciColor Artist: Ivan PlascenciaLetterer: Rob Leigh Review by: Kendra Smart Justice Society of America #11 is so fast-paced, it is breath-taking.  I have been waiting for the shoes to drop and for big changes to come. You know, the ribbon and bow moments arcs have when all the questions that have been nagging you are finally acknowledged and pushed aside for the thrill of the next. We get that, my friends, that and so much more.  Things happen very fast and we see a lot in Justice Society of America #11, so let's settle in and devour a much needed meal.  "This Is Mordru" Helena narrates a stunning recap of who Mordru was known to be in the past, and his power. A power that would be stopped by Superboy and his Legion of Superheroes. A beautiful splash page introduces us to our heroes. As Helena continues her story, we see the many faces of Mordru, including the one who has come to ask someone who has already changed their future, for better or worse, for help. Helena, like her Mother, has a heart for those seen as "lost causes", it is what has held her belief in her team of the JSA from the Future, and the Past. That fierce dedication has inspired her newly found and formed team in the past to stand by their ideals and stop the Legion from taking Mordru. But as Helena finishes recapping what has led to here, here is before us. A war has erupted between not only these fellow heroes, but friends.  In a massive show of force, each team tries to take the most peaceful route they know but each stands stubborn in their causes. Neither giving ground. But Mordru senses something off, and the real reason for this brawl is revealed by Khalid, Doctor Fate, as he rejoins his friends along with the Legion of Substitute Heroes. There is a traitor in their midst, and they are the ones fueling this fire...but who? Will either team come to their senses in time to stop the true threat? [gallery type="single-slider" columns="5" size="large" ids="192237,192238,192239,192240,192236"] "What's Next?" Justice Society of America #11 is genuinely the best work of fast paced moving I have seen in a while. Geoff Johns is able to relay so much information so quickly, and there is no loss of story nor does the art suffer because of transitions. No, I raise you that the way Justice Society of America #11 moves only serves to amplify and pinpoint the importance of the words and art that much more. The first few pages alone are staggering in their brilliance and fluidity. The level of detail that Marco Santucci evokes in scenes such as the Mordru and the Khalid moments are ones that shine. Ivan Plascencia and Marco create this atmosphere, tension. The whole team plays their parts with Geoff setting the stage with this climactic section of  story that leaves literally no room for error.  Rob Leigh cements all of their work by showing off his master craft with lettering.  The ending? PERFECTION.  Conclusion If I could change one thing? What would I ask? More battle? I don't think so.  Was the end swift? Convenient? I think it is far more telling, a left open answer until it is answered. There are some amazing moments to be found in Justice Society of America #11. From the Mikel Janin cover, to the passion and research and genuine love for comics as a medium. This series really feels like a love letter from creators to fans, to show that they love the thrill of a good read with your favorite characters too. Such an amazing book.  Until next time, my friends.  Images Provided Courtesy of DC Entertainment.

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Stargirl and Flash

Justice Society of America #9: Thy Kingdom Come

by Geoff Johns; Dale Eaglesham; Ruy Jose; Jeromy Cox and Rob Leigh

DC