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It uses artwork from Dean Haspiel's comic book Billy Dogma, dubbed the last Romantic Anti-hero comic The opening synth waves of KiKi Holli's new take on Roxy Music's "More Than This" wash over listeners eardrums like baptismal seafoam at an oceanfront christening, purifying the sonic palate, washing souls clean—all to make way for her voice[...]

Whether you've read any previous Billy Dogma comics by Dean Haspiel or not, this primer in the epic love and explosive action released at MoCCA Fest 2015 will set the stage for what I would deem a new level of action in the semi-autobio character's life Billy has been the "Last Romantic Anti-Hero" since 1995,[...]

This one, also out of Hang Dai Studios in Brooklyn, comes from Dean Haspiel, and is a collection of several never before in print Billy Dogma stories under the umbrella of Heart-Shaped Hole It is published by the studio's indie imprint Hang Dai Editions. [Note: This is a promo image The actual cover appears without a[...]

Haspiel responds, "Just look at the Billy Dogma & Jane Legit trading card they did up for me to promote It's a nice marketing tool and more than some cons do Plus, Wizard World takes good care of me." He noted that many fans were there for different reasons, such as a lot of them[...]

Full color. Description: Billy Dogma and Jane Legit punch the apocalypse right in the kisser as their eternal war of woo breaks a Trip City-wide hymen. SECRET SAUCE COMIX Vol.1 by Seth Kushner and various artists April 2015 28-pages Full color. Description: Seth Kushner's new anthology features a mix of fumetti/cosplay, indie/sci-fi, and Silver-age inspired heroes by way of THE BROOKLYNITE, drawn[...]

He may have to learn to accept a little help from his friends, from the look of it.  There were plenty of flying body parts, for one. Haspiel also has a backup Billy Dogma story in the upcoming second issue of Grindhouse, friend Alex de Campi's comic from Dark Horse, and if the Fox Hunt[...]

It's not that surprising that Dallas is in many ways the genesis of Haspiel's long running creator owned character Billy Dogma in his comics, a brute creature with a responsive heart often overwhelmed by big, existential questions You get the sense of an iconic character in Dallas, and that's quite an achievement for a short[...]

And yet, there's an unmistakeable accent here in Switch to Kill for those who are familiar with Haspiel's Billy Dogma comics, or even The Fox from Red Circle Comics with Mark Waid Haspiel's so immersed in comics production that he'll be prying himself away from drawing for the Original Sin storyline of The Fantastic Four just[...]

Each one suggested aspects of human behavior that were fairly abhorrent but all too familiar and worthy of satire, from "Rubber caveman and ape masks" that make one feel free to "regress" in behavior to 1001 insults to "drive weaklings to suicide", that enable you to "assert dominance in any situation" and a Ventroloquist dummy[...]

In April, Dean Haspiel's (The Fox) new graphic novel Fear, My Dear: A Billy Dogma Experience, launches from Z2 Comics (formerly Zip Comics), the second release for Z2 in 2014, following Paul Pope's Escapo Fear, My Dear collects newly remastered and never before in print material in the love-war adventures of anti-hero Billy Dogma and[...]

Z2 Comics (formerly Zip Comics and publisher of Harvey Pekar's Cleveland) is cranking into high gear this Spring with the release of two new graphic novels: both Paul Pope's Escapo and Dean Haspiel's Fear My Dear: A Billy Dogma Experience Escapo is coming in April and is currently in Previews, and is based on the[...]

I parlayed that into doing free weekly Billy Dogma webcomics online at ACT-I-VATE for two-years so as to not disappear doing long-form print comix but, instead, to stay in the spotlight and woo editorial heads that would eventually hire me for my sensibilities It worked and garnered me an Eisner nomination As silly as it[...]

Dean Haspiel's Billy Dogma adventure "Sex Planet" has been turned into a motion comic, directed/animated by Daniel J Kramer and debuting on Bleeding Cool Motion comics have had a fairly bad press in the past (often by me, I mean, did you see/hear Watchmen?) but Dean Haspiel tells Bleeding Cool; From the motion comics I've been[...]