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That's the new logo for Guns & Dinos by Frank Cho, published by Image Comics And also we get a peek as some preliminary pencils for the cover to issue two… That's the new logo for Guns & Dinos by Frank Cho, published by Image Comics And also we get a peek as some preliminary[...]

As well as talking about Guns & Dino and Brutal coming from Image Comics, and Jungle Queen from an unnamed French publisher, Frank Cho is also planning an "X-MEN miniseries written and drawn by me I can't say too much right now but this miniseries will have three of the hottest women in[...]

Frank Cho has announced that he will be announcing a new comic book project at San Diego, one he has been working on for ten years. "The genesis of the story started with a single image I think I was mowing the grass at the time when that single image came to me (The colored image[...]

FlipWatch: Frank Cho fully pencilled Rhino/She-Hulk-as-White-Queen, won at the Big Wow! Comic Fest… flipped. BusinessWatch: The decline of print comics and the rise of digital comics,gets covered by the business press By someone who really really likes digital comics. Offering comics on low-cost subscription plans makes even more sense when you consider that the primary focus of[...]

Because Frank Cho back in action on Liberty Meadows comics is a good thing  In other news today, I thought the return of The Flintstones to tv was gonna be a good thing when I saw the headline too, but then I read Brendon's post  I guess we'll have to wait and see on that,[...]

Frank Cho has announced the current status of his Liberty Meadows comic and strip and potential animated adaptation. Basically, he's got the rights back from Sony, and he's working on issue 38 of the comic, due out at the end of the year He then gives the whole twisty, turny journey of getting back to square[...]

And guess who they got to draw the exclusive Direct Market cover? Cheesecake good girl artist (and pig cartoonist) himself, Frank Cho This is the first look at his cover, designed exclusively for comic shops, not for bookstores, which would receive the more mainstream appealing (possible), less iconic cover by Eric Jones Certainly there's enough[...]