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As is his wont, comics writer Warren Ellis has issued another art challenge to the members of his thriving Whitechapel community. Having yielded impressive results in the past when he asked his fans to imagine posters for a Spider-Man film directed by David Lynch and an Iron Man movie helmed by Stanley Kubrick, Ellis commanded his followers to create the cover of Fantastic Four #1...

Created by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson, Transmetropolitan took a vivid look into a possible (maybe likely?) future where excess and depravity and technology and convenience converged with paradoxically beautiful and wretched results for humanity and politics, as seen through the eyes of outlaw journalist Spider Jerusalem...

Having yielded some excellent and highly bloggable results from asking his Whitechapel forum members to imagine a Spider-Man film directed by David Lynch, comics writer Warren Ellis has put a new challenge to his message board: imagine a movie poster for Iron Man as directed by Stanley Kubrick, and do it in one week...

Because we're feeling the pull of the yuletide (whatever the heck that is), ComicsAlliance decided to start a countdown to Christmas in the tradition of that old holiday standard, The 12 Days of Christmas. Except we shook it up, tossed it over to some of the craziest and most talented comics creators we know, and made our own version: The Twelve Days of Comic Book Christmas...

Just for the hell of it, comics writer Warren Ellis put forth a challenge to the members of his Whitechapel community that has yielded some fascinating results. The writer of such works as Transmetropolitan and FreakAngels asked for poster designs for a David Lynch film called "Spider-Man...

Now a feature film starring Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, and John Malkovich, "Red" was originally a comic book miniseries by writer Warren Ellis ("Transmetropolitan", "Planetary") and artist Cully Hamner ("Detective Comics," "Blue Beetle") about a retired black ops killer named Paul Moses, an over the hill former operative who had been done with

At least year's Comic-Con Marvel announced plans for "Iron Man," "X-Men," "Wolverine" and "Blade" anime written by Warren Ellis and animated by Mad House Studios, showing off Iron Man and Wolverine teaser trailers featuring some impressive (if not completely representative of the final product) animation, along with a 2010 release date...

I never fully got into Warren Ellis. "Transmetropolitan" seemed uneven to me, and especially when given mature-readers latitude he tends to include tons of... well, for lack of a better term, Ellisisms (Godzilla bukkake, "chair leg of truth", etc...

ComicsAlliance reviews the biggest, best, and most interesting comics that hit the shelves this week. SAVING MY REMAINING AC-DC PUNS FOR THE LAST ISSUE - Blackest Night 7 "Blackest Night"'s main title book is back after taking the month of January off, possibly in the hopes that we'd forget how it claimed that every single character resurrection that's ever occurred in the DC Universe

Last Wednesday, Bluewater Comics released the latest in its Political Power line of comics. So far the company has published biographies of such figures as Barack Obama, Ronald Reagan and Joe Biden. So you'd expect that the newest edition on George W...