Stephen Segovia

A New Status Quo In 'Superwoman' #9? [Preview]
A New Status Quo In 'Superwoman' #9? [Preview]
A New Status Quo In 'Superwoman' #9? [Preview]
With everything in Superman's world so shaken up by the "Superman Reborn" storyline, it's no surprise that the effects would leak into a book like Superwoman. Superwoman, if you didn't know by now, is currently Lana Lang. That's specifically the Lana of the New 52 reality, although recent events imply that she might also be the previous Lana as well. In any case, she's been Superwoman since Rebirth, but as of Superwoman #9, by writer K. Perkins and artists Stephen Segovia and Art Thibert, it looks like she might not be Superwoman anymore, as the new "Super Women" storyline begins.
'Sovereigns' Arrives At Dynamite, Starring Gold Key Heroes
'Sovereigns' Arrives At Dynamite, Starring Gold Key Heroes
'Sovereigns' Arrives At Dynamite, Starring Gold Key Heroes
Magnus Robot Fighter, Doctor Spektor, and Turok began as the stars of Gold Key Comics, a company that no longer exists. In the 1990s they found a home at the original Valiant Comics, but now they're published by Dynamite. And they're getting a shot in the arm, courtesy of The Sovereigns #0, a 48-page one-shot coming out in April that Dynamite has been teasing over the past couple of days. Priced at only $1, the book comes from creators Ray Fawkes, Johnny Desjardins, Aubrey Sitterson, Chuck Wendig, and Kyle Higgins.
Doomsdays Big And Small in 'Action Comics', 'Gotham Academy'
Doomsdays Big And Small in 'Action Comics', 'Gotham Academy'
Doomsdays Big And Small in 'Action Comics', 'Gotham Academy'
The stakes are high in August's Action Comics #692, as Superman faces a fateful decision to put a stop Doomsday (and we all know how that's worked out for him in the past). The second of the month's Action Comics issues from Dan Jurgens, Stephen Segovia, and Art Thibert brings the "Path to Doom" storyline to its conclusion that could spell the end of the world for someone. Of course, stakes don't always have to be Doomsday-sized to feel like the end of the world, and a schism in Gotham Academy's Detective Club probably feels just as apocalyptic to Maps in August's Gotham Academy Annual #1, from writers Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher, and artists Adam Archer, Michael Dialynas, and Christian Wildgoose
DC Comics Announces Its Big 2015 Event: 'Convergence'
DC Comics Announces Its Big 2015 Event: 'Convergence'
DC Comics Announces Its Big 2015 Event: 'Convergence'
Three years ago, DC Comics hit the continuity reset button with the launch of The New 52, seemingly wiping away the past 26 years of stories since Crisis on Infinite Earths. But like superheroes, no story stays dead forever. Next April, DC launches Convergence, a nine-part event series that brings the publisher's regular publishing schedule to a halt while bringing characters, places and concepts from DC's past into its current universe. It's also the culmination of the weekly series The New 52: Futures End and Earth 2: World's End, both of which wrap up just before Convergence launches.
DC Launching New Weekly Series 'Earth 2: World's End'
DC Launching New Weekly Series 'Earth 2: World's End'
DC Launching New Weekly Series 'Earth 2: World's End'
Only Batman is eternal. Everything else ends. DC Comics has announced what the third weekly comic series debuting this year will be, and it's going to deal with Earth 2. Earth 2: World's End will kick off in October, joining the publisher's already-running weekly series, Batman Eternal, and the weekly series The New 52: Futures End, which debuts May 3.
‘Superior Carnage’ Miniseries Coming in July From Shinick And Segovia
‘Superior Carnage’ Miniseries Coming in July From Shinick And Segovia
‘Superior Carnage’ Miniseries Coming in July From Shinick And Segovia
It's been a pretty... superior... week of news for Spider-Man fans. Following up on the recent solicitation of the upcoming The Superior Foes of Spider-Man series due in July, Marvel's just announced that Carnage will get his own five-issue miniseries, written by Kevin Shinick (Robot Chicken) and drawn by Stephen Segovia (X-Treme X-Men), starting in July...
Marvel Confirms ‘Fantastic Four’ and ‘FF’ will Co-Exist, Teases New Thor and Doom Minis
Marvel Confirms ‘Fantastic Four’ and ‘FF’ will Co-Exist, Teases New Thor and Doom Minis
Marvel Confirms ‘Fantastic Four’ and ‘FF’ will Co-Exist, Teases New Thor and Doom Minis
Marvel closed out a week of tantalizing teaser imagery with confirmation that not only will Fantastic Four return for its 600th issue, but its spinoff book, FF, will also continue. Both series are written by Jonathan Hickman and are part of a mega-plot he's been constructing since he took over Fantastic Four in 2009 (one that our own David Uzumeri has been annotating prodigiously)...