When I heard that there was a graphic novel covering the works of “Weird Al” Yankovic, I was immediately intrigued by the idea. Yankovic is one of my favorite comedians as well as a brilliant musical performer. I grew up with his work since the beginning of his career, and he’s only improved as an… Read More: COMIC REVIEW: The Illustrated Al: The Songs of “Weird Al”… »
On January 25, the Marvel Universe will descend into utter madness thanks to the machinations of one of the X-Men’s most devious villains: MISTER SINISTER! Enter this terrifying new age in SINS OF SINISTER! This all-new mutant epic will begin in SINS OF SINISTER #1, a giant-sized one-shot by the visionary Immortal X-Men creative team, writer Kieron… Read More: THE MARVEL UNIVERSE IS TWISTED IN THE IMAGE OF MISTER… »
Life, death, and a girl who bleeds memories. Announcing And We Love You, the follow-up standalone prequel to the Ringo-nominated and Best Comic Book Award-winning comic Commander Rao, written and illustrated by Fell Hound. A comic reading experience like never before, this exciting LGBTQ+ romantic war drama one-shot hones an inventive narrative style and cinematic layout, intertwining… Read More: This comic will break your heart. AND WE LOVE YOU… »
Skybound Comet debuted a brand-new trailer for the hotly-anticipated Ava’s Demon Book One: Reborn, acclaimed author Michelle Fus’ first book in a new series of graphic novels collecting their groundbreaking YA webcomic, which also set webcomics crowdfunding records on Kickstarter, now available for the first time in the book market. The spellbinding trailer follows the titular Ava,… Read More: Skybound Comet Debuts All-New Trailer for AVA’S DEMON BOOK ONE:… »
For fans of Moebius and the Hernandez brothers, comes a unique dystopian sci-fi tale that mixes cyberpunk with a jazz era silent film, coming 2023 from Scout Comics A bio-engineered laborer manufactured with the sole purpose of being worked to death in the seedy city underbelly… Grab your absurdist lens! Announcing Junction Jones And The Corduroy… Read More: Did you say INTERDIMENSIONAL HOBOS? TALKING CATS? »
An incredible insight into the art of one of comics’ most unique talents – the 2000 AD Art of Kevin O’Neill: Apex Edition is available to pre-order now. O’Neill, who sadly died in November, was an artist without peer. His work on strips in 2000 AD such as Nemesis the Warlock, Metalzoic, Judge Dredd, Ro-Busters and more sealed his reputation even before his wildly… Read More: The 2000 AD Art of Kevin O’Neill: Apex Edition available… »
Award-winning writer Jody Houser (Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins, Star Wars: Thrawn) returns to pen an anthology of vibrant new stories woven into the larger tapestry of the hit Netflix series Stranger Things in Stranger Things: Tales From Hawkins! Joining Houser on her trip through Hawkins are artist Caio Filipe (Stranger Things: Summer Special, Nightwing), Sunando C (End After End),… Read More: WELCOME TO HAWKINS, INDIANA–WHERE NOTHING “STRANGE” EVER HAPPENS »
Comics Connection is now available to provide educational services, professional expertise, and community support for comic book creators at every level. Comics Connection (https://comicsconnection.net/ ) combines the artistic education and creative community of the Comics Experience Creators Workshop with the business and legal education of the Comics Publishing Institute to create a comprehensive offering to anyone… Read More: Comics Connection – A Unification of CE’s Creator’s Workshop &… »
IDW has joined with Todd Lieberman’s Hidden Pictures to develop the IDW/Top Shelf graphic novel A Radical Shift of Gravity into a feature film. Academy Award nominee Matt Charman will adapt the widely acclaimed science fiction work created by Nick Tapalansky and Kate Glasheen. Charman earned his Best Original Screenplay Oscar nomination for the 2015 film Bridge of Spies, directed by Steven Spielberg and co-written with Joel and… Read More: IDW Partners With Todd Lieberman’s HIDDEN PICTURES On A Radical… »
Once upon a time there was a shy teenager from Queens, a misunderstood nerd with glasses, teased by the guys at school and ignored by the girls. He was a straight-A student, who lived with his Unlce Ben and Aunt May. And his name was Peter Parker. Making is debut in the pages of Amazing Fantasy… Read More: PREVIEW: Spider-Man: The First 60 Years »