By Michele Brittany, West Coast Bleeding Cool Correspondent While the rest of the country was rocked with winter storms, Southern California’s Orange
DJ Kirkbride Archives
IDW Publishing has a new creator owned miniseries by writer D.J. Kirkbride (Amelia Cole) and artist Vassilis Gogtzilas (Adventures of Augusta Wind) called
That strange light has cast long shadows over every day of my life.
DJ Kirkbride: My education comes from the school of hard knocks Okay, not really I'm from Ohio, the top of the state for my first eight or so years in a suburb of Cleveland called Elyria, and the bottom of it in a[...]
Knave and DJ Kirkbride, artist Nick Brokenshire, letterer Rachel Deering and flatter Ruiz Moreno about season 2 and their plans for season 3.
BC: So, here we are at the end of season 2 When we last talked you were very motivated to let people know about the change in format How's that worked out?
APK: Oh[...]
An artists edition of Star Slammers is also forthcoming from IDW, featuring work that Simonson has created over the space of 30 years, beginning in art school, and around 170 pages in length.
A collected edition of the series Amelia Cole, previously released through Monkeybrain on ComiXology, was published by IDW in trade format in August[...]
The first is Adam P Knave and DJ Kirkbride's script It's nimble, light-footed story telling that sets the world up in under one issue and then explores it through character rather than info dump They have huge fun with Amelia's new home and as a result, so do we, as we watch her struggle to[...]
Alasdair Stuart writes; I've enjoyed, and continue to enjoy, every book Monkeybrain Comics puts out. It's a ridiculously diverse stable of titles, from
The image of a full on Kaiju smackdown between Corgizilla and the newly humongous Lemmy is gleefully ridiculous but, Adam P.Knave and DJ Kirkbride's script balances that with the human cost of the fight Smart, character-driven action with added Rubble Golem/Kaiju Dog fistfight Awesome.
4.Amelia's Eyes
The second issue shows us the original Lemmy and then rips[...]
Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool Monkeybrain Comics are one of the year's success stories; a tightly knit group of smartly written and drawn