Showing posts with label alex segura. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alex segura. Show all posts

Thursday, September 24, 2026

SECRET IDENTITY Author Teams with Popular Podcaster for THE FORGOTTEN FIVE

Image Comics THE FORGOTTEN FIVE 01
Los Angeles Times Book Prize winning writer Alex Segura (Secret Identity) and acclaimed writer and Best Issue Ever podcaster Sara Century will team up with fan-favorite artists Pat Kennedy (Archie) and Dean Kotz (Rocketeer) for a fresh new spin on superheroes in the upcoming The Forgotten Five. This all-new, ongoing series was first announced in an exclusive scoop at CBR last week and is set to launch this December from Image Comics.

"The Forgotten Five is a potent blend of all the kinds of comics and adventures Sara, Pat, Dean, and I loved growing up—with a decidedly modern twist,” said Segura. “The kind of long-running series with simmering subplots, outcast teen angst, and terrifying powers that we were addicted to as readers ourselves. If the New Mutants were an indie comic, you'd have The Forgotten Five."

Monday, March 23, 2026

DICK TRACY #16 Launches a Brutal New Arc

Mad Cave Studios DICK TRACY #16
Mad Cave Studios kicks off a pivotal new story arc with DICK TRACY #16 that will turn the screws tighter than ever, pushing the iconic detective into a battle that cuts deeper than any other case he’s faced before!

From acclaimed series writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci, joined by artist Geraldo Borges (Green Lantern Corps), colorist Mark Englert (Capes), and letterer Patrick Brosseau, with a variant cover by Mahmud Asrar (X-Men, Conan), this next chapter marks a true turning point in the series, one where long-buried threads resurface, alliances shift, and the one thing Tracy has always relied on may no longer hold.

Monday, July 22, 2024

Marvel Tackles the Legendary Star Wars Final Battle of the Galactic Civil War

Marvel Comics STAR WARS BATTLE OF JAKKU INSURGENCY RISING #3
Earlier this month, it was announced that Marvel’s Star Wars comic line would be concluding its post-The Empire Strikes Back storytelling this September in Star Wars #50 and Star Wars: Darth Vader #50. Fans won’t have to wait long to discover what comes next as this October, a new post-Return of the Jedi era begins in STAR WARS: BATTLE OF JAKKU — INSURGENCY RISING!

Written by acclaimed, award-winning author Alex Segura (Star Wars: Poe Dameron – Free Fall, Edge of Spider-Verse) and drawn by a trio of superstar artistic talent--Leonard Kirk, Stefano Raffaele, and Jethro Morales—STAR WARS: BATTLE OF JAKKU — INSURGENCY RISING will be the first of three limited series centered around the never-before-told final moments of the Galactic Civil War. First introduced in Star Wars: The Force Awakens as Rey scavenged amongst its wreckage, the Battle of Jakku was a pivotal turning point for the galaxy. On the sandy dunes of Jakku, the remnants of the Empire made their desperate last stand after their secret base was discovered by the Rebellion, who were determined to destroy them once and for all so that the New Republic can thrive! Now, fans will witness this pivotal moment in Star Wars canon for the first time ever!

Friday, September 29, 2023

DICK TRACY Comes To Mad Cave Studios

DICK TRACY Comes To Mad Cave Studios
Mad Cave Studios has partnered with DICK TRACY comics rights-holders Alex Segura, Michael Moreci, and Chantelle Aimée Osman, with oversight from DICK TRACY owners, Tribune Content Agency, to bring the iconic lawman back to comics!

For over 90 years, the evolution of Chester Gould’s detective DICK TRACY has gone from comic strip to a radio show and merchandise, all the way to hitting the big screen in 1990. Now the square-jawed crimestopper is making his way to Mad Cave for all new adventures and a super sly takeover of nostalgia.

At the helm of Mad Cave’s  DICK TRACY series debut is bestselling and award-winning author Alex Segura (SECRET IDENTITY, ARANA/SPIDER-MAN 2099: DARK TOMORROW), acclaimed author Michael Moreci (BARBARIC, STRANGER THINGS), and renowned artist Geraldo Borges (NIGHTWING, NO/ONE, THUNDERBOLTS), with creative consultation from Chantelle Aimée Osman (THE REJECTS).

Sunday, August 28, 2022

Segura and Hart's Prohibition Era Comic Series Blood Oath

Comixology Originals Blood Oath
Comixology Originals announces Blood Oath, a Prohibition Era horror comic series co-written by acclaimed novelists Rob Hart and Alex Segura. With art by Joe Eisma, colors by Hilary Jenkins, letters by Jim Campbell, and edited by Heather Antos, Blood Oath #1 (of 5) debuts on August 30th from Amazon’s Comixology Originals exclusive digital content line.

“Blood Oath is a blend of some of our favorite things, in terms of story and genre - historical fiction, the early days of organized crime, and horror - all things we wanted to explore, and they blended together perfectly to ask a key question: what if there was a secret, monstrous crime family that’s been part of the underworld for decades?” Segura said.

Monday, January 11, 2010

DC Announces: "We Will NEVER NOT Be in the Middle of an Event"

Of course I kid, but it does seem that way, doesn't it?  If the writing is solid and he art makes our eyeballs drool, then no foul, but all the hoopla behind each EARTH SHATTERING change in the DC Universe makes me tired inside.  At any rate...get ready for BRIGHTEST DAY!!  Your friend and mine, Alex Segura, talked to Dan DiDio at the crack of dawn and pulled this info...

  • Following Blackest Night comes Brightest Day this April 
  • This will be a bi-weekly 26 issue series
  • Written by Geoff Johns and Peter Tomasi
  • Fernando Pasarin will be handling the art on Brightest Day #0
  • As this is an Event, the banner will be on several books including Green Lantern, Green Lantern Corps, Justice League of America, Titans and The Flash
  • Flash is a new ongoing series beginning in April with Geoff Johns and Francis Manapul at the wheel
  • More titles will utilize the banner in May and June
  • Barry Allen will now be THE premiere Flash in the DC Universe.  Sorry Wally!
  • Eric Wallace and Fabrizio Fiorentino come on board for the TITANS: VILLAINS FOR HIRE special and then the regular series
  • In case you didn't know, the Titans are now under the leadership of Deathstroke: The Terminator (sounds like DC is busting out the baddies like Marvel's current continuity)
  • The Tattooed Man and Cheshire are on the new Titans team
  • David Finch is the cover artist for all Brightest Day books
Honestly, we could follow this all day, but we'll hand the wheel over to you now.  If you'd like to read more on The Brightest Day event, hit up The Source!

Personally, I wish the big two companies would stop "borrowing" each other's ideas.  DC does pseudo-zombie characters returning from the dead...Marvel does the same.  Marvel creates a world with baddies in leadership roles and more baddies dressed up as major heroes...DC looks like it's heading in that direction.  PLEASE keep this aspect ONLY in the one book, otherwise you'll have the entire comic book reading planet screaming "Do Over."