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The 172-page hardback book and Life House – The Graphic Novel, by James Harvey, David Hine, Mick Gray and Max Prentis. will be sold through Tower Records. Published by Rockbox Studios, Life House: A Graphic Novel By The Who, will see a special limited run signed by Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, limited to a thousand copies[...]

This week he launched the book at the London Cartoon Museum, with all sorts of folk in attendance, Garth Ennis, Roger Langridge, Oscar Zarate, Jason Atomic, Lucy Sullivan, Tim Pilcher, Ed Ilya, Paul Gravett, Tony Bennett, Jess Kemp, Zoom Rockman, David Hine, Rian Hughes and more, to celebrate Martl's glossy-papered achievement.  Here is his three-minute[...]

Cebulski to Spanish artist Oscar Zarate to comic creators such as David Hine, Jason Atomic, Sarah Gordon and Chris Geary, were joined by Paul Gravett, Gosh Comics, the Cartoon Museum,  Kirk cosplayers and more, filling the corridors, staircases, nooks and crannies that make up the Bookery Gallerie The venue also brought out creatives and culture[...]

Ane next month he is opening All About The Ink! a new exhibition of comic book artwork – some of it his, but mostly many other people  – including Rachael Ball, Hunt Emerson, Lucy Sullivan, Bryan Talbot, Krent Able, Ed Pinsent, Sarah Gordon, John Paul Milne, Rob Davis, Jason Atomic, Sean Azzopardi, Oscar Zarate, Fraser[...]

He tells me "I spent a fair chunk of my life under lockdown digging out old files and scanning art, restoring some stories and completing others and putting them all into some kind of order that makes sense to me." Mark Stafford's Salmonella Smorgasbord "So it contains my small press comics, contributions to anthologies, unpublished gems, beer[...]

Creative team behind The Marked and Sonata, David Hine and Brian Haberlin, are back again this April with artist Geirrod Van Dyke and an all-new comic book from Image Comics/Shadowline, Jules Verne's Lighthouse. Set on the high seas of space, and based upon the work of master storyteller Jules Verne, this five-issue science fiction miniseries will[...]

Onwards!'" The Bad Bad Place original paintings by Mark Stafford. Writer David Hine said, "In November of last year, the recently reopened Cartoon Museum hosted our launch of The Bad Bad Place Then the Bastard Virus arrived and now the museum is fighting for survival Mark has done wonders with his sell-out limited edition sketches from The[...]

Kong": The Heart of the Story is About Two Young Girls Eric Stephenson, Publisher of Image Comics, Challenges Marvel and DC Over Coronavirus Long Read: An "Extinction Event" for the Comic Shop or "Too Stupid to Quit, Too Dumb to Die"? Ubisoft Releases The "Just Dance 2020" Song List One year ago… Confirmed: Jonathan Hickman's New Marvel Comic Begins in[...]

Soaring Penguin are the publishers of David Hine and Mark Stafford's The Bad, Bad Place.  It is an amazing comedic, horrific creation, with roots in The Addams Family and The BoJeffries Saga, but from an outsiders point of view, more like the approach of Twin Peaks, but in a run-down part of Britain, somewhere in[...]

Brian Haberlin co-writer on Sonata and co-writer/artist on The Marked comic book series from Image Comics, posted the following news: Television deals set for Sonata and The Marked… both with amazing places! I wish I could say more and with whom but can't just yet. Don't worry, Brian, that's more than enough. Sonata, by Brian Haberlin, David Hine[...]

  Brian Haberlin and David Hine, known for their recent collaboration on Sonata from Image Comics, have a follow-up from the same publisher for October, with a new fantasy series, The Marked. The Marked may look like cool young influencers, but beneath the designer clothes, their bodies are tattooed with the magical glyphs of an ancient order[...]

Anything you can do to entertain them will also be welcomed. The London Film And Comic-Con will be at the Olympia exhibition hall near Earl's Court and Brompton Park. Joining me at the show are Marv Wolfman, Tommy Yune, Andy Diggle, Geoff Senior, Rantz Hoseley, Simon Furman, Jessica Martin, Ben Templesmith, Will Simpson, Amrit Birdi, Paul Cornell,[...]

Image Comics is announcing a sequel Bulletproof Coffin: The 1000 Yard Stare one-shot by David Hine and Shaky Kane, for June. And it's all rather meta. When indie publisher Image Nation hires Shaky Kane to write and draw his own comic book, the artist finally finds himself free from the tedium of visualizing the geriatric ramblings of washed-up[...]

Was art your main interest back then, or had you wanted to write stories too? David Hine: I always wanted to write stories I was eight years old when I wrote my first novel and was banging them out for a while: a science fiction story, a western, an historic thriller, a mystery I liked to[...]

A couple of looks at two Aftershock Comics titles out next week… The debut of Second Sight #1 by David Hine and Albert Ponticelli Ray Pilgrim knows how to get inside a killer's head Getting in is the easy part… 20 years ago, Ray Pilgrim became a celebrity when he discovered his unique ability to see through the[...]

Can a last minute Bleeding Cool bump put it over the edge?  A 250-page hardcover colour anthology of comics with 45 contributors including David Hine, Mark Stafford, Greg Pak, Karrie Fransman, Alison Sampson, Cullen Bunn, Phil Hester, INJ Culbard, Josh Fialkov, Fred Van Lente, Nathan Fox, Tom Raney and more. Can they make it? UPDATE: Well, that seemed to do[...]

Avatar Press has two new books hitting comic shelves this week with Crossed: Badlands #74 concluding the David Hine storyline about a Japanese cosplay convention during the C-Day outbreak and God is Dead #31 with a new chapter in the book of the divine being opened Both have some very cool covers to choose from. Crossed:[...]

In stores next week from Top Cow is Witchblade #181 by David Hine, Gabriel Rearte and Betsy Gonia It's the second part of the Darkness Falls storyline. Also in stores is Witchblade: Borne Again Volume 1 which collects issues 170-174 by Ron Marz and Laura Braga So this is a good time for you to get[...]

In stores this week from Top Cow is Witchblade #180 by writer David Hine and artist Gabriel Rearte… in a story called The Death Of Jackie Estacado. WITCHBLADE #180 STORY: David Hine ART: Gabriel Rearte COVERS: Dale Keown and Stjepan Sejic DARKNESS FALLS IN WITCHBLADE!  In another life Jackie Estacado was Sara Pezzini's lover and the father of her[...]

We have two new books hitting the comic shelves from Avatar Press, Crossed: Badlands #71 witht the return of writer David Hine and and God Is Dead #28. Crossed: Badlands #71 David Hine returns with a tale that rips open a fresh bloody wound in the Crossed universe as he takes us back to Japan When a group[...]

Featuring the return of Gary Spencer Millidge's Strangehaven and the debut of David Hine and Mark Stafford's The Bad Bad Place, it made an immediate impression on me and I was happy to include it in the Top 11 Best Comics Of 2014. IN 2015 however, it is making its way to the USA The first[...]

Available with Regular and Wraparound covers from series artist German Erramouspe, sultry Siren cover from Christian Zanier, a Fully-Painted Deity cover by Michael DiPascale, and a special Nightmare Retailer Order Incentive cover also by Zanier. DARK GODS #5 WRAPAROUND COVER $3.99 Writer: Justin Jordan Cover & Art: German Erramouspe MR, Color, 32 pages, ongoing DARK GODS #5 SIREN COVER $3.99 Writer: Justin Jordan Cover:[...]

Avatar Press' solicitations for February 2015. From new trades for Caliban and Uber, to continuing comics for Alan Moore's Crossed +100, David Hine returning to Crossed Badlands, Dark Gods, Uber, War Stories and God Is Dead… CALIBAN TPB $19.99 Writer: Garth Ennis Cover & Art: Facundo Percio MR, Color, 176 pages The crew of the mining ship Caliban is on a routine mission[...]

There is also The Bad Bad Place, a continuing series by David Hine and Mark Stafford, their first collaboration since the astoundingly good The Man Who Laughs There's also 10 Minutes by Yuko Rabbit, Melody Baker by Chris Geary, Heavy by Sally Jane Thompson and the winners of the British Library Comics Unmasked Competition. So what[...]

I bumped into David Hine on the Dockland Light Railway platform heading into yesterday's MCM London Expo, laden down as he was with comics to sell – including his signed script-with-a-signed-comic innovative way for writers to, basically, do what artists do at comic conventions. He also told me of his current plans and some work on[...]

Overall, a very strong showing for a brilliant bunch of up and comers. Finally David Hine, of Bulletproof Coffin, The Man Who Laughs and Stormdogs described The Vince Paradise & The Kittelbach Pirates performance as: Iggy Pop meets The Damned Great night at Orbital Congratulations to the entire CULT collective! Doesn't it sound ace? That's because it was[...]

You should be too. David Hine you may know from his X-Men, Darkness, Storm Dogs, Batman work – he created the French Islamic Nightrunner who caused such a fuss and now seems to have been forgotten about He also wrote and drew Strange Embrace decades ago – and wrote The Man Who Laughs with Mark Stafford. And[...]

Criminally, Wijngaard is rarely credited on the front cover of the T Pubs comics, but he's clearly a great talent that will explode when one of the big publishers notices the quality and consistency of his dynamic art. [The mighty Storm Dogs] In the far corner of New Dock Hall were a couple of comic creators with[...]

David Hine and Doug Braithwaite were due to launch their trade paperback collection of Image comic Storm Dogs at this weekend's Thought Bubble comics festival in Leeds However, Typhoon Haiyana had caused knock-on shipping delays, so it was touch and go whether copies would arrive in time, ahead of shop sale date. But it just made[...]

Garth Ennis shows the world is going to the dogs, David Hine ends Gore Angels story but Crossed gets a new Daniel Way and a seventh trade, Christos Gage finds a Happy Kitty, Jonathan Hickman rolls out the End of Days, Max Brooks' parade goes to all out war, Kieron Gillen ups the arms race, and[...]