Derek Charm Archives

Oni Press is publishing a new comic book series, Toxic Summer, from Derek Charm starting in May, in three specially formatted, bi-monthly issues. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ "Inspired by classic beach movies, gross out teen horror, Mad Magazine, and[...]

She'll need all the help she can get, and it may come from the unlikeliest of sources…the Gods!" Deadman Tells The Spooky is the new graphic anthology by Franco, Sara Richard, Isaac Goodhart, Agnes Garbowska, Derek Charm, Christopher Uminga, and others ahead of Hallowe'en "Ever had the feeling that you were being watched? Ever taken a[...]

Patsy Walker is getting back to her roots on Marvel Unlimited with a new digital comic by the legendary Trina Robbins and an artist perfectly suited to the task, Derek Charm Set in 1955, the new Patsy Walker comic is a teen romance and fashion comic in the vein of Walker's original adventures. From the press[...]

Written by Franco, stories will be drawn by Sara Richard, Isaac Goodhart, Agnes Garbowska, Derek Charm, Christopher Uminga, and more. Deadman Tells The Spooky Tales   Deadman Tells The Spooky Tales   DC Comics   DC Comics   DEADMAN TELLS THE SPOOKY TALES Written by FRANCO Art by SARA RICHARD, ISAAC GOODHART, AGNES GARBOWSKA, DEREK CHARM, CHRISTOPHER UMINGA, and others Cover by SARA RICHARD 9.99 US | 160 pages |[...]

The sequel to Marvel Comics #1000, it continues the same overarching idea of an ongoing story by Al Ewing threaded through a litany one one page stories by the good and the great from Marvel Comics' history. Currently that includes writers Al Ewing, Audrey Loeb, Jimmy Palmiotti, Declan Shalvey, Vita Ayala, Howard Chaykin, Kaare Andrews, Frank[...]

❤️🌹💋 pic.twitter.com/S4GFK9mSuQ — Sina Grace (@SinaGrace) February 12, 2019 Leaving Iceman behind, Grace will team with artist Derek Charm to make a comic about another lovable loser, Archie Comics' Jughead, with a mini-series reviving the concept and name from the 1990 mini-series, Jughead's Time Police Syfy Wire had the EX-X-XCLUSIVE reveal of the new title, branded with the[...]

However, characters like X-O Manowar and Bloodshot just annoy with the way they're played here. Derek Charm's artwork largely fits the story well The characters are given clever visual redesigns, and the overall aesthetic is airy, cartoonish, and charming Sometimes the lines are too light for their own good, such as when Faith's mouth outright disappears[...]

Derek Charm visually brought the cast of Riverdale to life, with vibrant and exciting art While Jughead didn't have his trademark pencil thin nose anymore, he still retained his look, down to the 'S' shirt and beanie I'll be sad to see this book go to another creative team, but that's how comics are Hopefully[...]

One things leads to another and the Sabrina Burger asks Jughead to hang out. Chip Zdarsky, Ryan North and Derek Charm are a winning team They capture the spirit of Jughead in a fresh new way What I sincerely love about the new Jughead is how passionate he is about food, and how awkward he[...]

Waid is an exceptional writer, but the current creative team (Ryan North, Derek Charm) is pretty darn good. We open with Dilton who is attempting his own recap of the story thus far It's one of the funniest bits I've read in comics in a long while I enjoyed the tongue in cheek reference to Wikipedia[...]

Artist Derek Charm wastes no time in playing up visual gags, first with giving video game Archie a wonky hammer shark like face, and second in having Pop Tate on a cloud, rescuing any fallen kart members His take on Jughead turning into a dinosaur within the game is also pretty funny, and utterly charming[...]

It was written by Ryan North and had art by Derek Charm and Jack Morelli I should probably add here that I haven't really read that much from the world of Archie Comics I've seen them for years, but I was more into Daredevil and the Green Arrow than the teenage life of some red[...]

What makes it even better? Derek Charm is doing the artwork After his nostalgia filled genius in Powerpuff Girls: Super Smash Up, it just wouldn't be right to have a Powerpuff Girls book without him. With the success of the new Powerpuff Girls TV show on Cartoon Network, this is great timing for the comic[...]

Comic artist Veronica Fish, who drew the promo image for the CW's Riverdale series, joins writer Mark Waid as the regular series artist with Archie #6 in shops tomorrow. ARCHIE #6 The biggest comic series of the year continues into 2016! Archie and Jughead are on the outs with each other, and now Archie has no one to help[...]

I've chatted with wildly talented creator Derek Charm in the past, and well, he's a delightful human Charm has worked on comics such as Powerpuff Girls Super Smash Up, and Cartoon Network Super Secret Crisis War both from IDW He has brought his unique, whimsical style to many comic book covers as well, including IDW's Disney comics[...]

Check out the list of creators: Mike Allred, Art Baltazar, Paige Braddock, Megan Brennan, Frank Cammuso, Derek Charm, Colleen Coover, Evan Dorkin, Chynna Clugston Flores, Julie Fujii, Shaenon K Garrity, Melanie Gillman, Zac Gorman, Jimmy Gownley, Matt Groening, Dan Hipp, Keith Knight, Mike Kunkel, Roger Langridge, Jeff Lemire, Jonathan Lemon, Patrick McDonnell, Tony Millionaire, Caleb[...]

This series is written by Mike Johnson and Ryan Parrot, with art by Derek Charm.     IDW has announced two new Star Trek project for 2015. This October will see the release of Star Trek #50 Mike Johnson writes this special anniversary issue that kicks off a three-part adventure that will introduce the classic "Mirror/Mirror" storyline into the[...]

From IDW Publishing, The Powerpuff Girls Super Smash Up #5, written and illustrated by Derek Charm, brings our attention to a familiar villain Does the name Mojo Jojo ring a bell? You'll remember him from Cartoon Network's The Powerpuff Girls, as he was always causing some kind of trouble As a fan I was pretty[...]

From IDW Publishing, The Powerpuff Girls Super Smash Up #4, written and illustrated by Derek Charm, throws us into a Monster Day in the city of Townsville! What is a Monster Day? Well, all of the iconic villains from the Powerpuff Girls basically attack the town at once With the girls in another dimension looking[...]

From IDW Publishing, The Powerpuff Girls Super Smash Up, written and illustrated by Derek Charm, is a whimsical combination of your favorite Cartoon Network characters, and issue #3 adds Cow and Chicken to the mix! After a brief detour of Bubble's losing her transporter bracelet, the girls and Dexter must figure out a way to[...]

As I previously stated, The Powerpuff Girls Super Smash Up, written and illustrated by Derek Charm, is an amazing combination of classic Cartoon Network characters that will appeal to the nostalgic soul, along with the enormous fan base these cartoons still have When we left off with Issue #1, Dee Dee has gotten herself into[...]

After reading Issue #1 of The Powerpuff Girls Smash Up, my mind flooded with questions that I wanted to ask writer and illustrator Derek Charm From IDW Publishing, The Powerpuff Girls Super Smash Up #1,is an amazing combination of classic Cartoon Network characters that many of us have loved our entire lives[...]

From IDW Publishing, The Powerpuff Girls Super Smash Up #1, written and illustrated by Derek Charm is an amazing combination of classic Cartoon Network characters that will appeal to the nostalgic soul, along with the enormous fanbase these cartoons still have. The plot is highly entertaining, filled with intense action sequences, furious fiery felines, and more![...]