In what may well be the biggest comic book-related news to come out of NYCC 2026, IDW Publishing has acquired the rights to publish new James Bond adventures. The company is turning to none other than legendary New X-Men and Doom Patrol writer Grant Morrison to launch a new ongoing James Bond series.
Few other details are known about the series right now, including the artist, official title, or release date. However, Morrison's name alone is ample cause for excitement.
We do know that Morrison's series will kick off with a six-part storyline dubbed "Sunbreaker." The writer teased their plans for the series in the following statement:
This series marks the beginning of IDW's collaboration with Ian Fleming Publications Ltd. The James Bond license has found a home at several publishers over the decades, most recently at Dynamite Entertainment. You can check out IGN's review of 2015's James Bond #1 for more on that series.
In other news, we got an exclusive first look at Mattel's first DC Premium figure, and we also got hands-on time with the new Marvel Webtoon app.
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سەرچاوەی فەرمی بە زمانی ئینگلیزی: https://www.ign.com/articles/comic-book-icon-grant-morrison-to-pen-new-james-bond-series-for-idw-publishing
