We are lucky to have Gail as the cornerstone on this project and I know we'll craft something that the fans and comics community will enjoy across demographics."
Simone debuted with Dynamite with the 2013 launch of Red Sonja and is committed to the series through issue 18 And she is contributing to the recently announced Vampirella:[...]
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There's been an unprecedented degree of buzz coming our way from Papercutz regarding the announcement of a major addition to their Super Genius line, to be revealed on Wednesday, July 23rd right here on Bleeding Cool.
While Papercutz is known as an all-ages publisher of graphic novels, many brought to US readership in English for the[...]
One of a series of articles looking at comics making their debut at this week's San Diego Comic Con, What they are, who they are by, what they are about and how to find them!
Set List: The Marvel Art of Mark Brooks by Mark Brooks available from Booth #5557
50 page hardback art book debuting at SDCC[...]
These are the comics that you chose to be in the Marvel 75th Anniversary Omnibus out in November.
Fantastic Four (1961) 1, 48-50 (Galactus), 285 (The Secret Wars II crossover, Hero, by John Byrne)
Hulk (1962) 1
Avengers (1963) 1, 57 (first appearance of the Vision)
Amazing Fantasy (1962) 15 (1st Spider-Man)
Amazing Spider-Man (1963) 31-33 (trapped Spider-Man), 50 (Spider-Man[...]
San Diego Comic Con is days away. And, despite the mainstreaming of Comic Con culture, some still hold to the stereotype that it's full of fat bald
One of a series of articles looking at comics making their debut at this week's San Diego Comic Con, What they are, who they are by, what they are about and how to find them!
The Contraptor by Free Isabelo & Jeremy Lassner at Desert Wind Comics booth #4201
The Contraptor will be a SDCC Exclusive (102 printed)[...]
Our second all-ages comic from Dynamite today is a much longer title. Captain Action Cat: The Timestream Catastrophe #2 by Art Baltazar, Chris "Zod" Smits
The first of a series of articles looking at comics making their debut at this week's San Diego Comic Con, What they are, who they are by, what they are abot and how to find them!
Gofu Part 1 and Part 2 by Deon de Lange. Tomica mini-comic #1 by David Covas Lourenco & Deon de Lange
Find out[...]
Eventually his inking credits included work for virtually every other comics publisher.
This is all part of their Batman Day celebration that also includes Batman (customer who cosplays of course) who will pose with kids from 5pm to 8 pm They will also be offering 39% discounts on Batman related back issues AND 20% discount on batman[...]
We're big fans of the Phoenix Weekly comic at Bleeding Cool Towers. And tomorrow, just as I am planning to head out of the country, my favoured newspaper
Savannah Houston-McIntyre writes for Bleeding Cool: Amya Chronicles is created by writers Savannah Houston-McIntyre, Andrew Hewitt, and illustrator
This included a dispute over the creative rights to their Aladdin comic that at the time was being turned into a movie. Radical eventually settled with him for a large, undisclosed sum.
Elliott also worked for Dez Skinn back in the day on Warrior, and created the A1 anthology with Garry Leach, publishing the work of many British comic creators, including both Alan and Steve Moore, as[...]
There's a new billboard in the San Diego area, and it's got the name of comic legend Walter Simonson right on it. Ted Adams of IDW Publishing posted the
From May to June, with help from international publishers such as Boom! Studios, First Second and Self Made Hero, Italian graphic novel publisher BAO held a pop-up shop in Milan.
Here's how they brought comics to the masses And it's in English as well How handy!
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Some maybe say they cheated with cookies and alcohol[...]
Sean Michael Wilson writes,
As the British Library comics exhibition is titled 'Art and Anarchy' I thought that I would write an article about how anarchy would really benefit us comic book creators, about how comics would flourish in an anarchist system far more than they do under the current capitalist one To make it plain:[...]
It measures what are known as the "Wednesday Warriors", those who can't wait to the weekend to get this week's comics We salute you, and the keenness you bring to your passion.
The traditional top spot in the chart taken by Batman Eternal has slipped a couple of places this week, knocked out by the performance[...]
Modern Polaxis, Augmented Reality Comic by Sutu, (sutu@nawlz.com, www.sutueatsflies.com) programmed by Lukasz Karluk. Close date: August 6, 2014
Modern Polaxis is a paranoid time traveller who keeps his secret journals hidden away in a layer of Augmented Reality.
Can you read the future comics?
You may need a smartphone Check out my kickstarter to see a comic book paired[...]
The new TV Guide has an exclusive Flash four page comic by TV show creators Geoff Johns, Andrew Kreisberg and Greg Berlanti, and drawn by Scott Kolins.
For Sunday Dyanmite has given us two all-ages books to share with you, the readers. We kick it off with the video game turned comic Doodle Jump #1 by
Locust Moon Comics in Philadelphia held a mega signing on Friday night to host Paul Pope, Dean Haspiel, and Tom Scioli with some live comix performances in honor of their works Escapo, Fear, My Dear, and Transformers Vs G.I Joe respectively Then things went…interesting when cooling off for the summer took on a whole new[...]
From his blog, Gabriel Hardman is showing us the cover process for his upcoming project Savage Hulk #5. It's a 2 part story that Hardman is doing the art
With the recent success of the Six Million Dollar Man: Season Six, Dynamite is taking the obvious next step and giving the Bionic Woman a fourth season in comics Series writer Brandon Jerwa sat down with Byron Brewer to talk about what he has in mind for Jamie Sommers.
BYRON BREWER: This will be the second[...]
Titan Comics are bringing the story of transforming realities and underdog "Ordinary" guy Michael Fisher who might just be able to save the world from its own unbridled powers to collection this October, written by Rob Williams, with art by D'Israeli It'll appear in hardback so you can hold onto all the art goodness if[...]
Chris Sims wrote an article on Comics Alliance looking at a pitched series that never happened by cartoonist Ramon Perez, called Big Barda & Mr Miracle that would have run on DC's digital platform, Zuda.
Imagine being the guy who said no to that? Sims picked up on Perez's tweets that read
I and a handful of others[...]
Anthony Marques is the assistant editor on the Superman books at DC Comics For another month.
I understand he resigned at DC Comics this week, to work for Dark Horse Comics.
If he'd got a new editorial job, he's have been required not to work his notice and leave the company on that day.
But instead he's turning[...]
Valiant, in a move to support the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (CBLDF) is offering up the HARBINGER #25 SDCC Liberty Variant, a limited edition release
By Gary Reed It’s amazing how the perception of Kickstarter has changed since it first started. When I first started hearing about it, I was like many in
The transfixion grew in my late teens with the advent of survival horror video games like, Resident Evil, and then continued into adulthood through the nostalgia of comic books!
Fueled by my love of comics and passion for storytelling, I knew I could bring something fresh to the zombie genre while paying homage at the same[...]
So, Captain America is a black guy. Thor is a woman. And Iron Man is a bit mean. Right now, Marvel's Tom Brevoort is answering a lot of idiocy on his
I'll be happy to talk to you about Blood Queen, the forthcoming Blood Queen annual, and my novel from Dynamite, Prince Dracula (now in paperback as well as Kindle)! Hit me here, or reach out on Twitter @TroyBrownfield or @DynamiteComics #BloodQueen.
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Troy Brownfield is the writer on the[...]