Jordan White

Photo Gallery: The Creators of San Diego Comic-Con, Part 1
Photo Gallery: The Creators of San Diego Comic-Con, Part 1
Photo Gallery: The Creators of San Diego Comic-Con, Part 1
Among the colorful cosplay, massive booths, interactive displays and walls of merchandise at Comic-Con International in San Diego — colloquially known as SDCC — remains the most important component of the show: comic book creators. ComicsAlliance photographer and Loikiamania podcast host Pat Loika hit the show floor to catch the men and women who tell our favorite stories in sequential art and captured the enthusiasm that comes from fans getting to meet their favorite storytellers at one of the biggest conventions of the year. Check back with ComicsAlliance throughout the weekend for more of Pat's great photos from San Diego.
'Amazing X-Men' & The Marvel Universe Panel Reveals Romances And More [NYCC 2013]
'Amazing X-Men' & The Marvel Universe Panel Reveals Romances And More [NYCC 2013]
'Amazing X-Men' & The Marvel Universe Panel Reveals Romances And More [NYCC 2013]
X-Men Senior Editor Nick Lowe hosted this year's X-Men panel at New York Comic-Con, which featured a number of big announcements for the "X" family of books. Panellists included writers Peter David, Gerry Duggan, Dennis Hopeless, Marjorie Liu, Brian Wood, Charles Soule, Simon Spurrier, and editors Jeanine Schaefer, Jordan White and Daniel Ketchum.
Listen to ‘Deadpool: The Musical’ On Ukulele by Editor Jordan White (Ft. Daniel Way on Guitar)
Listen to ‘Deadpool: The Musical’ On Ukulele by Editor Jordan White (Ft. Daniel Way on Guitar)
Listen to ‘Deadpool: The Musical’ On Ukulele by Editor Jordan White (Ft. Daniel Way on Guitar)
In this week's Deadpool #49.1, writer Daniel Way and artist John McCrea brought readers Deadpool: The Musical, a rousing romp through the Merc with a Mouth's history meant to catch new readers up before next month's big 50th issue. Of course, pulling off a musical in a completely visual medium might seem difficult, but Way and McCrea were able to pull it off by setting the dialogue to popular son