The return of Warlord and Mike Grell to DC Comics this April 8

[MR.COMICBOOK]

According to this report the best selling bronze age DC title of the late 1970`s returns in all new stories this April and is a ongoing series by Grell.

The return of Mike Grell and Warlord to DC Comics

I guess I will be buying a modern again!

[Zonker]

And as of last month, with issue #7, Grell returns to provide pencils and inks!

 

 

Page 1 takes me back to 1978 again:

 

 

Travis Morgan as I remember him from way back when...

 

 

 

 

[Warlord]

 

Travis Morgan as I remember him from way back when...

 

 

 

 

I agree!

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[Shootydog]

 

He is my all time favorite artist.

[aardvark88]

Grell was scheduled to be a guest at the Portland, OR comicon Nov 15/09 but did not show up. Hopefully, he will show for the 2 day Emerald City Seattle, WA comicon in March, 2010. He is local to the Pacific Northwest.

[Bonds25]

Nice - his artwork looks as good today as it did 25 years ago! (thumbs u

[Shadow]

Could be interesting.

[Mr. Spider-Woman]

I picked up the first issue on a lark due to my interest in the lost worlds genre, having never heard of Mike Grell or the Warlord before. It has been a lot of fun so far and makes me want to try to pick up some of the earlier incarnations of the character. But it does not look like there are any good collections.

[Borgo-migration]

Great news! I loved Grell's Green Lantern/Green Arrow and LOSH stuff in the mid-70's (as well as his G.A. work in the 80's) and also had a nice, but short run in the BATMAN title in 1977. I was hopeful that he would be the permanent Batman artist in the wake of Ernie Chan's (Chua) departure, but sadly it never happened.

[Zonker]

This week's issue was drawn by someone other than Grell (apart from a 2 page spread that Grell contributed). I put it back on the rack. So a grand total of 3 issues with Grell art... anyone know if he's planning to do any more?