Smallville Season 11, Volume 1 by Bryan Q. Miller

Do you think you’d be remotely interested, in some capacity, keeping the brand alive in doing a comic?” And at the time, he said it probably wasn’t the best idea. Geoff had come through the offices for a while when we were breaking “Booster,” about two-thirds of the way through the breaking of Season 10. When did the idea come about to pitch Smallville Season 11 as a comic book? Miller are posted in bold his answers are not! Please do not reproduce this interview onto other websites instead, just place a link to KSiteTV or KryptonSite. The Smallville universe is continuing – enjoy the ride, and beware of some potential spoilers within! Miller about what to expect from our favorite characters in the new “season” of the show. On the eve of the digital release – and if you’re waiting for a printed copy, it’ll be out on May 2 – we spoke to Mr. Miller, a comics superstar whose Batgirl was a fan favorite for many… but for Smallville fans, they might know him best for writing nine episodes of the show, including “Committed,” “Hex,” “Warrior,” and “Luthor.” Joining Miller on pencils is his Batgirl collaborator Pere Pérez, and some really nice covers are coming from Cat Staggs with folks like Gary Frank contributing to the printed covers.

The story of Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Chloe Sullivan, Oliver Queen, Lex Luthor and others will be continuing with Smallville Season 11 – a comic book series that begins digitally from DC Comics on Friday, April 13 (find details on how you can purchase it here). Eleven months to the day after most people thought Smallville was over, the franchise lives.

Smallville Season 11, Volume 1 by Bryan Q. Miller