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The Punisher relaunched this week with an all-new #1 comic by Greg Rucka and artist Marco Checchetto, marking the long-awaited return of Rucka on an ongoing super-hero title after his departure from DC Comics last spring. We've got a big preview of the issue, and we also talked to Rucka about his take on the ultraviolent vigilante, why Frank Castle needs to be married to his single-minded pursuit

On sale now is the first issue of Marvel Comics' all-new Punisher series. Written by the venerable Greg Rucka (Batwoman: Elegy, Queen & Country, Gotham Central) with gorgeous artwork by Marco Checchetto and colorist Matt Hollingsworth, the series diverges from Frank Castle's recent adventures in the exhilaratingly insane (i.e. ...

Senior Editor Steve Wacker led an all-star panel of Spider-Man talent on Friday at Comic-Con International in San Diego, where the Marvel crew discussed what fans can expect from the upcoming "Spider Island" event, whereby everybody in Manhattan finds themselves in possession of the same powers as Spider-Man, as well as new series like Daredevil and The Punisher...

Given how easy it is to post pictures on the Internet -- even pictures that aren't of adorable cats --- new webcomics are cropping up all the time. A new webcomic produced by two established, incredibly talented comics creators, however...

The writer (or co-writer) of such lauded DC Comics superhero titles as Batwoman: Elegy, 52 and Wonder Woman, Greg Rucka unceremoniously left the publisher in 2010 to concentrate on his creator-owned material (like excellent Stumptown). As such, that Rucka would be writing a new Punisher series for Marvel Comics was probably the most surprising announcement to come out of C2E2 in March -- but by no

A first look at Greg Rucka's new upcoming Punisher book, with gorgeous art by Marco Checchetto where a mysterious woman finds her hands stained with wine... or blood? (via Steve Wacker)

Whenever music cognoscenti talk about sixties art-rockers The Velvet Underground, there's a saying they like to throw around: "The Velvet Underground didn't sell that many records, but everyone who bought a record started their own band." Supposedly Brian Eno uttered it first, and since then it's been on a world tour through rock journalism...

Following Greg Rucka's departure from DC Comics, fans knew the writer would stay busy with new projects, but the future of his superhero work seemed a little unclear. That's why Ruckaphiles who follow the capes and tights set will be stoked to see the "Queen & Country" and "Whiteout" scribe's name along side Sean McKeever, Paul Tobin, Mike Mayhew and others in Marvel's Octo

While much of the comics world bustles around the convention center in Chicago at C2E2, writer Greg Rucka wasn't able to make the show year, but he was able to able to offer fans -- many of whom are still mourning the end of his Batwoman run -- a teaser of projects to come...

At his Wondercon spotlight panel over the weekend, writer Greg Rucka made a series of surprising announcements, most notably that he had finished his work at DC Comics and would not be writing the previously discussed "Batwoman" comic. Beyond those bombshells, he also talked about a whole score of upcoming projects he has in the works, from the comic he describes as "Blade Runner me