Anyway. In the back of the issue we also got further confirmation of Leviathan, a series written by Bendis and to be drawn by his co-creator on Scarlet, Alex Maleev. Bendis writes, regarding ...

He encounters Leviathan himself where the body is held, and it's here where Bendis and Maleev provide us with our biggest clues yet as to who the real culprit truly is. DC Comics/Alex Maleev ...

All this and Leviathan versus Talia al Ghul in a fight ... From the Eisner Award-winning team of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev, this all-new story ties directly into the events of Justice ...

The legendary creative team of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev are teaming up for the first time in the mainline DC Universe for a brand new event series called Event Leviathan, and it's ...

which is exactly how the idea for Event Leviathan, a six-issue summer miniseries written by Bendis and drawn by artist Alex Maleev, started. Polygon sat down with Bendis this week to discover the ...

Who is Leviathan? With secret organizations—good ... Jason’s body language is executed wonderfully by Maleev, with the once-Robin frequently showing his back to his mentor.

Art by Maleev, Ian Herring, and Joshua Reed is top-notch, with no wasted space to be found. The adults come across as adults, and the teenagers dress and act just like you’d assume teenagers ...

When it was announced last year that Brian Bendis and Alex Maleev would be tackling Moon Knight in much the same fashion that they overhauled Daredevil, fans of ol' Moonie were ecstatic.