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Geek Tyrant
28-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Geek Tyrant
Robert Kirkman is Taking Over TRANSFORMERS, and He's Bringing Artist Dan Mora With Him — GeekTyrant
The next phase of Transformers is about to go full throttle with The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman in the driver's seat and DC Comics artist Dan Mora riding shotgun. Skybound's Transformers title, part of the growing Energon Universe that also includes G.I. Joe, has been a fan-favorite since launch thanks to the creative energy of writer Daniel Warren Johnson and artist Jorge Corona. With their run coming to a close, Skybound is handing the keys to Kirkman. Kirkman in a statement: 'Holy smokes, I'm writing a TRANSFORMERS comic! I've been so invested in this series since the beginning. I've marveled at what Daniel Warren Johnson and Jorge Corona have brought to some of my all-time favorite characters. 'When Daniel's run came to an end, I could stand on the sidelines no more! I just had to get in the ring! It's a tremendous honor to be a small part of the legacy of these amazing characters. 'This world has been a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember. I can't wait for everyone to see what the legendary Dan Mora and I are cooking up!' Mora, known for his slick, detailed work on Batman/Superman: World's Finest and Justice League Unlimited , is joining Kirkman on this new chapter, though it's not clear if he'll be stepping away from DC duties or balancing both. Either way, the pairing is a big deal for longtime Transformers readers and newcomers alike. Mora said: "I've been a huge TRANSFORMERS fan ever since I can remember, so it's been a real thrill to come aboard the series with the equally thrilling Robert Kirkman. I've also been a huge fan of Daniel Warren Johnson and Jorge Corona, and what they've done on this title has literally been out of this world. 'Drawing my favorite Autobots and Decepticons brings me back to all of the fun I had playing with them as a kid, so I hope to add my own spark to their legacy and can't wait for fans to see what Robert and I have been toying with for the Energon Universe next!" Transformers #25 will mark the beginning of the new era, featuring a main story by Kirkman and Mora, with returning colorist Mike Spicer and letterer Rus Wooton. There's also a special backup story by Kirkman and outgoing artist Jorge Corona serving as a proper sendoff to the duo that helped reignite the brand. Variant covers for the issue will include work from David Nakayama, Kael Ngu, Jae Lee and June Chung, and, of course, pieces from Johnson, Corona, and Mora himself. There's even a blank sketch variant if you want to add your own flair. Transformers #25 rolls out on October 8, 2025.
UPI
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- UPI
DC Comics, Marvel announce new crossover comic with Batman, Deadpool
The cover to "Batman/Deadpool" #1 by artist Dan Mora that will arrive in November, Marvel will also be releasing "Deadpool/Batman" #1 in September. Image courtesy of DC Comics May 27 (UPI) -- DC Comics and Marvel have announced a new crossover comic book series featuring two of their most popular characters, Batman and Deadpool. The collaboration starts in September with Marvel releasing Deadpool/Batman #1 by writer Zeb Wells (Amazing Spider-Man) and artist Greg Capullo (Batman). DC Comics will then release Batman/Deadpool #1 by writer Grant Morrison (All Star Superman) and artist Dan Mora (Superman/Batman: World's Finest) in November. Each issue will include a lineup of backup stories that feature other meetings between beloved DC and Marvel characters. "I don't do many comics these days but there was no way I could turn down the chance to work with Dan Mora again, one of my all-time favorite artistic collaborators -- and definitely no way I could turn down Batman and Deadpool! Expect 4th wall busting mayhem, owls, blood, blades and at least one giant typewriter!" Morrison said in a statement. The two comic book giants last collaborated in 2003 with the release of JLA/Avengers. A crossover also took place in 1996 with DC vs. Marvel.
