entitled "From Jim Lee to Plan B", Rob Liefeld shares some gossip that Jim Lee came close to returning to the X-Men comic books last year. But instead, he remained publisher and CCO of DC Comics.

The superstar comics creator recently announced his ... s Extreme Studios and Fantastic Four and Iron Man to Jim Lee’s WildStorm. Liefeld later returned to Marvel periodically over the next ...

The artist and writer is the brains behind the foul-mouthed anti-hero, and has a working relationship with the comic book publishers lasting more than 30 years. According to Liefeld, he felt ...

Rob Liefeld says "I pencilled this and inked both Wolverine's face and Cable's face. I was in the office at Marvel when it [the inked board, posted to Marvel from Todd McFarlane – Rich] arrived.

The mighty have fallen.” Liefeld, who created Deadpool for Marvel comics in 1990, has recently severed ties with the company following the release of the 2024 hit, Deadpool and Wolverine.

Nor Jim Starlin, co-creator of Thanos ... with other Marvel creators in 1992 to launch Image. And while Liefeld flooded the comic racks with creations, his tenure at Image was short-lived.

Deadpool & Wolverine was the final straw for Liefeld, who said in a recent episode of his podcast that he and his family weren’t invited to attend an afterparty at the film’s New York premiere ...

Liefeld claims his final collaboration with the publisher will be the Marvel comic book “Deadpool Team Up,” which releases on Feb. 12. Marvel owns Deadpool, though Liefeld has “authorship ...

Since then, tearing into Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige has pretty much become Liefeld's entire personality on social media. The comic book writer and artist has also shared some wild claims about ...

Deadpool co-creator Rob Liefeld has declared he has “cut ties in all ways” with Marvel after he and his family weren’t invited to Disney’s afterparty for last July’s “Deadpool ...