Dark Entries by Ian Rankin and Werther Dell'Edera is the first of a new line of hardcover digest-sized crime graphic novels from DC Vertigo/Titan Books in
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Steve Perry, writer for the Thundercats TV series and comic, Time Spirits and Silverhawks is a man in need. Currently suffering from terminal cancer, with
Is Logan a Wolverine... or should he be called Newt instead? This amphibian sticks its sharp bones out through its skin to attack predators. Snikt, baby,
Eagle eyed readers will have noticed a missing solicitation for X-Factor in the recent Marvel listings for November. And they're fearing the worst. On the
Stan Lee talked to Colin Paterson on BBC Radio 5 Live last night on Richard Bacon's show, promoting his POW multi-media company and Time Jumper, talking
Comic book artist Josh Adams talks about the world he finds himself in - the industry, the family, personality traits... I was talking with my girlfriend
While the entire London comedy community decamps to Scotland for the Edinburgh Festival, those wacky Canadians are taking over emopty comedy theatres with
Darren G Davis, publisher of Bluewater Productions, talks about his life after testing positive for HIV, and how it informed his work in comics. Archie
For the last few years, London has been awash with free newspapers. There had always been a few free local papers, but the Metro morning paper from
This is how Newsarama reported the Blackest Night panel at San Diego; Fan asks if the character "Nekron" will be involved with Blackest Night. Looks like
BrainFart: My next glittering ComicBook GloryWork will be a turgid melodrama about a meek but driven young man from the Wrong Side Of The Tracks (tangent:
Apparently I'm not allowed to say anything much about this week's Doktor Sleepless #13 as it would be spoileriffic to the max. There's no preview for you
The Media Development Authority of Singapore has announced eight graphic novels by local talent, funded by the First Time Writers and Illustrators
Well, we know the name. Turf. A new four issue comic book mini-series by Jonathan Ross and Tommy Lee Edwards, to be published around March next year. It
The end of Monsters, Inc. the movie changed everything. Suddenly it was laughter that provided power for Monstropolis, not screams, and it was the funny
I've been talking about the IDW Ten Years volume, DC's' Wednesday Comics and the bear box set of mini-comics of late, and enjoying the format busting
Ian Rankin in to launch the first of the new Vertigo crime graphic novels, Dark Entries, featuring Vertigo stalwart John Constantine investigating
The decision of much of the comics industry to both stay and socialise at the Manchester Grand Hyatt Hotel during the San Diego Comics Convention has
Expect sales on Booster Gold #26, Doom Patrol #4, Adventure Comics #4, R.E.B.E.L.S. #10 and Outsiders #24 to rocket in November. Seriously, each issue
Lance Sells is the Creative Director Of Motherland, the company behind today's release of the Spider-Woman Motion Comic from Marvel. I asked him to tell
Marvel may have led with the news that the Sony PSP will be lanching hundreds of Marvel comics as part of their new Digital Comics offering, but this is
Are Garry Trudeau, Lynn Johnston, Scott Hilburn, Mark Tatulli really trying to find their own competition? Well, these comic strip creators are amongst
New comics are available from comic stores on Wednesdays in the USA and Canada and Thursdays in the UK. Unless there's a US holiday which means everything
Long standing alternative comics writer Nick Abadzis pens his first Torchwood comic, out this month in the Torchwood magazine, drawn by regular artist
012 The story's well known, now. Disenchanted with Marvel -- with the constraints on his creativity, with not getting his original art back, with Stan
The comics charts have been posted, with ICV2 giving their own statistical estimations of sales. So what can we learn? A lot got published this month,
Mark Millar uses his Millarworld board for many things, keeping in touch with a fanbase, using them to bounce ideas of, sometimes a crowdsourcing
Neil Gaiman will be directing his second film two weeks time. It will be a ten minute silent movie based on the script he has written as part of a series
Midnight, Mass, the little Vertigo comic that couldn't, has been picked up as a TV show, Midnight, by NBC from Warner Bros. The original comic was
Puffin books adapt the popular Bengali detective better known as Pradosh Chandra Mitter, Feluda, created by Satyajit Ray into graphic novels, the first