Full Frontal Gambit sketch for the cover of All-New X-Factor #9

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Red Lanterns #25 - "Sphere of Influence"

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"I have a clear vision for my Red Lanterns run. Mostly, I think it doesn’t have to be dour just because it’s a book about rage monsters." -- Charles Soule

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Amazing Spider-Man #2

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Forever Evil #7

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Forever Evil #7 and Justice League #30

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Batman Eternal 7: Alas Poor Wilhelm, We Hardly Knew Ye...

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Invincible #111

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Transformers: Windblade #1

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The most important thing for me when constructing Windblade was to make her a fully three-dimensional (read: flawed) character, so if I had to pick one word to describe her I would say that Windblade is trying. She's an optimistic, hard-working Transformers character who is genuinely interested in helping others, but she's also been dropped in the aftermath of a millennia (for real) long war that she was not really part of, so while she's a very competent character, she's way behind the curve when it comes to knowing who's who and what's what on Cybertron. This actually makes Transfomers: Windblade a really good starting point for new readers because almost everything on Cybertron is as new to her as it is to someone just entering the brand.

--Mairghread Scott

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