Rob Liefeld

It's hard to remember that there was a time when even Wolverine was nothing more than just another inscrutable loose cannon known for killing, but that's exactly what he was before he gained his notoriety. As the character was handled by more and more able creators, he evolved into something more specifically defined, but those were the characteristics that first made Logan the most interesting ca

Despite having a solid twenty years of Cable comics to draw inspiration from, military science has yet to create a rifle with the diameter of a good-sized oak tree that can still be carried around by one person, but as we learned this morning, the people at Area51Tactical...

Earlier this week, we talked about Stan Lee's upcoming super-hero project with Archie, and while there were plenty of interesting things batted around, what caught our attention most was the fact that Stan Lee will actually be appearing in the comic, using his knowledge of super-heroics to mentor characters like Laser Lord here...

From his contribution to the upcoming "Deadpool: Merc With A Mouth" #7 to his pencils in the "Image United" event, Rob Liefeld's been keeping busy revisiting some of him most popular characters of late. Now, the artist has illustrated two of his most celebrated creations in April's "Cable & Deadpool," #25, with a cover that pays homage to DC's "Crisis On Infi

You're probably tired of hearing it, but yeah, "New Moon" is out. As much as you may or may not care (or pretend not to - I know at least a few of you are seeing it!) there is one crazy comic connection you must learn in order to fully appreciate the cultural significance engulfing our plane of existence this weekend...

As Chris Sims' look at the amazing "Comic Book Greats: Rob Liefeld" video attests, Liefeld was a budding celebrity during the early '90s. Marketing-wise, you couldn't ask for a better hook: Here was this brash Gen X-er shaking up stuffy old Marvel with his "extreme" renditions of absurdly proportioned, suspiciously feet-less superheroes...

In an announcement that reads something like the coolest buddy cop movie trailer ever, Image Comics has revealed that founders Todd McFarlane and Rob Liefeld along with artist Greg Capullo have joined forces for an upcoming finale of the "Spawn: Endgame" storyline...

As you probably know, Deadpool, the absurdist Marvel Comics mercenary with a face only a mother could love, is currently on his way to the big screen with Ryan Reynolds in the leading role. Deadpool's creator, artist Rob Liefeld, has been tweeting excitedly from development meetings about the film, and knowing what we know about Rob Liefeld -- a man once internet-famously described as "a pai

The man who conceived the Merc with a Mouth is back in action for his first "Deadpool" interior pages in years. Rob Liefeld's upcoming work on "Deadpool" #900 can now be previewed online. Marvel.com has fans' first look at Liefeld's upcoming collaboration with Joe Kelly, the writer credited with firming up 'Pool's full origin story and cementing him as a fan-favorite with his m

A new "X-Factor" comic by Peter David recently revealed that Shatterstar, a previously rat-tailed warrior from a gladiatorial alternate dimension, was gay or bisexual after he shared a surprise kiss with male teammate Rictor. Rob Liefeld -- Shatterstar's creator who used to draw him as the pouch-adorned anatomical curiosity depicted left -- was very upset about this development, and had