"The Strange Talent of Luther Strode" was one of the best comics to come out last year. It was bloody, violent, gory, but most importantly, smart. Tradd Moore's art brought a kinetic energy to every panel, and Justin Jordan proved he has a great ear for dialogue and subversive superhero plotting. Thankfully, the adevntures of the massively mutated Luther is returning this December in "The Legend of Luther Strode" from Image Comics. We caught up with writer Jordan at the Baltimore Comic-Con to get an update on where we'll be seeing our favorite blood-drenched teen hero heading.

BCC 2012: Justin Jordan Teases The Next 'Luther Strode' Series

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Jeff Lemire is will be ending his wonderful Vertigo series "Sweet Tooth" this December with issue 40 and he recently revealed the cover for that issue, featuring an elderly Gus, via his Twitter account, which you can see below.

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Jeff Lemire's "The Underwater Welder," fromt Top Shelf Comix is easily one of the best graphic novels of the year. It's sincere, heartbreaking, and beautifully illustrated in Lemire's delicate, offbeat style. And when a talent like Lemire unleashes something as special "Welder" the first thing us selfish fans want to know is when we'll get more! Well, we caught up with Lemire at the Baltimore Comic-Con and he told us when we can expect another heartrending "Underwater Welder"-type epic:

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At this past weekend's Baltimore Comic-Con, Image co-founder and "Savage Dragon" creator Erik Larsen updated us on all things "Savage." He told us his plans to finally unleash his "Treasury Edition," featuring all new characters, which he's been working on with Bruce Timm and other artists for years now. What's been holding the project up? Well...Larsen himself it seems. Check out the video for more:

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Are there more "Watchmen" comics on the horizon? We caught up with DC Comics Co-Publisher Dan DiDio at Baltimore Comic-Con and his answer was: maybe.

It all depends, he explained, on the sales of the collected editions of "Before Watchmen". In other news, there are going to be collected editions of "Before Watchmen," which "will sit side-by-side with the 'Watchmen' books". Here's the full scoop:

BCC 2012: Dan DiDio Discusses If There Will Be More 'Before Watchmen'?

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It was a good night for Mark Waid and company at this weekend's Harvey Awards during Baltimore Comic-Con. Waid, artist Paolo Rivera and inker Joe (father of Paolo) Rivera took home "Best New Series," "Best Continuing Series," "Best Writer," and "Best Inker" prizes for their colorful, sprited reinvention of the adventures of "Daredevil".

We spoke with Waid the day after his big win and the writer had this to say:

BCC 2012: Mark Waid Talks His Harvey Wins

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DC Comics cosplay - particularly Jokers and Harley Quinns - would have been the dominant costume at this year's Baltimore Comic-Con, if it wasn't for the discount at the Poison Ivy Warehouse. See what we mean, in our round-up of some of the best New (and Old) 52 cosplay:

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There's your regular comic book cosplay, and then there's the undefinable, the weird, and just the awesome. Here's some of our have uncategorizable cosplayers from this year's Baltimore Comic-Con:

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One of the more unique events at this year’s Baltimore Comic-Con was a lecture given by Marvel’s Tom Brevoort - the same training lecture he gives to new, and up and coming Marvel Editors each year. The rare opportunity to hear about the inner workings of a major comic book publisher came courtesy the Hero Initiative, which charged a well worth it ten dollars extra to see the event.

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Phil LaMarr Hosts The Harvey Awards

Every year at Baltimore Comic-Con, the Harvey Awards honor excellence in the comics industry in an intimate ballroom setting. Interestingly, both the Harvey Awards, and their San Diego equivalent, the Eisner Awards, were created in 1988 in response to the discontinuation of The Kirby Awards. But whereas the Eisners are initially chosen by a committee, then submitted for public voting, the Harveys are publically nominated through and through. Either way? It's mostly about the drinking. Read More...

Continuing our Digital Saturday here at Baltimore Comic-Con, we headed over to the “Making Comics The comiXology Way†panel, which of course, was about waffles. I don’t even know what that means, I’m exhausted and it’s only my second panel, so let’s get to the recap!

On the panel were founder of comiXology John D. Roberts, artist Reilly Brown, and writer Alex De Campi. Roberts opened things up doing a short presentation on the App, with a focus on their Guided View technology. He noted that as they were working on Guided View, they noticed some panels seemed to have seamless transitions. This led to creators, like De Campi and Brown, saying they wanted to make stories that took advantage of these techniques. Read More...

The big event of Saturday at Baltimore Comic-Con - and really, the whole weekend - was the Stan Lee spotlight panel, featuring John Romita, Sr., and moderated by The duly appointed King of Baltimore, Mark Waid. That’s like having all the crab-cakes you can eat, then discovering you have a second stomach! Baltimore, am I right? Okay, let’s get into this. Read More...

The last (well, second) day of Baltimore Comic Con wasn't a more relaxed atmosphere, just for kids and their families (though there was plenty of that, too. Nope, Day 2 was all about the Cosplay, cresting in the big contest mid-afternoon. We may have missed the contest itself (did one of the approximately 3,000 Poison Ivy cosplayers win? Probably), but we did snag a bunch of costumed fans on the way in - and out:

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One of the clear bigger winners of Baltimore Comic-Con, from the moment the doors opened, was Valiant. The resurgent comic book publisher had jumped into the gap in scheduling left by Marvel and DC, assembling their whole team to talk about the upcoming year in Valiant, and make some big announcements.

The panel was moderated by Hunter Gorinson, Marketing and Communications Manager; artist Cary Nord; writers Justin Jordan, Joshua Dysart, Duane Swierczynski, Robert Venditti, Fred Van Lente; and Executive Editor Warren Simons. Read More...

Marvel may have downsized their contribution to Baltimore Comic-Con, but that doesn't mean the cosplayers weren't out in full force. Here's a round up of some of the Marvel-ous cosplay on display, including probably the best Nova costume we've ever seen: Read More...

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