Jim Starlin is the new writer of Stormwatch from April, replacing Peter Milligan. But can you guess the artist from these examples below? UPDATE: Yvel
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We told you a week ago that DC was going to have to start announcing that a number of people had been taken off books, even before they started - with the
DC Universe Doesn't Present, it seems. DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS #19 Written by TONY BEDARD Art by JESUS SAIZ Fold-out cover by JESUS MERINO On sale APRIL 17 •
Three books. One crossover. Valiant. Just like the old days. HARBINGER WARS SOLICITATION APRIL 2013 VALIANT ENTERTAINMENT HARBINGER WARS #1
Recommendations from the periphories.
Leverage was a TV show, recently cancelled, that was basically a cross between The A-Team and Not A Penny More Not A Penny Less, Robin Hood meets Hustle,
Well we were close with our impromptu Top 42 for December last week. Apparently we shouldn't have counted Before Watchmen Comedian or But basically it is
Firstly, yes, that does look like Brett Booth is on Nightwing. Respectfully, etc... though of course he is also drawing the covers to Earth 2 and Vibe.
Looks like we were on the money with that XX teaser the other week, a new mutant book by Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel with a female-centric theme. Turns
There was no solicitation for Gambit #10. Instead they went straight from #9 to #11 by mistake. Issue #11 was meant to be #10. Its solicitation text read.
The real Alan Bennett is a strong supporter of regional theatres in Britain.
On Friday, DC Comics let IO9 report that Charles Soule was taking over writing Swamp Thing, and then did the same for Newsarama letting people know that
Just hitting in-App purchases in the UK, and rolling out to the USA in the morning, it appears that Monday will see Peter David's recent run on X-Factor,
Photo: Gordon Lee with Melinda Gebbie Gordon Lee, much loved owner and manager of comic store Legends Comics in Georgia, passed away earlier today, after
Kaan Evren Basaran writes; Welcome to out third installment of the Dissecting Previews column where we go through the thousands of items that are
Edel Rodriguez's art from The Village Voice, illustrating an article on Amazing Spider-Man #700 and an interview with Dan Slott. When I was a kid, I liked
2013... the fiftieth anniversary of Doctor Who. The 50th anniversary of The Avengers, X-Men, Metal Men, Doom Patrol, Nick Fury and the Amazing Spider-Man
Mattel and its infamous Matty Collector Club has a new line... He-Man has its Club Eternia collector club. Well this is Club Black Freighter. I am sure
It's a bit blurry. And it hasn't been coloured. But this drawing by Neal Adams of Batman and Wolverine will be on the cover to the programme for the
Courtesy of Midtown Comics here.... I'm presuming they don't deal with copyright law. In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other
Peavey Electronics is making musical instruments with the Walking Dead art of Charlie Adlard wrapped around in... guitars, straps and picks.
From an interview between Tom Spurgeon and Mark Waid, talking about working as an editor at DC Comics under executive editor Dick Giordano; I was
Louis Falcetti writes; I like the quiet epics. The stories that explode and dazzle but remain under the radar, even when bearing the greasy fingerprints
Printed ahead to accomodate the retailer original sketch covers, it is likely that this one will sell out fast. The Shadow: Year One written by Matt
Taking another look at the coal face of the comics industry, reorders by retailers for comics through Diamond Comic Distributors that have both been
Cameron Hatheway writes; Now I know what you’re thinking; “Hey that looks a lot like Persepolis!” And I don’t blame you, for that was my initial reaction
Vietnam is struggling with its trade deficit at the moment. Especially when it comes to comics. With less than one percent of comics being sold have any
I'm going to say this comic book was probably underordered. The new Star Wars comic from Dark Horse was published this week. Despite a generous overprint
Brad Guigar writes; When I started doing webcomics in 2000, I was embroiled in what we called the "Print vs Web" debate. Syndicated cartoonists were