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Batton Lash, creator of the Wolff & Byrd, Counselors of the Macabre comic and later known as Supernatural Law, passed away this morning at home with
Rottentail, the movie adaptation of the Source Point Press horror comic by David C. Hayes, Kevin Moyers, Kurt Belcher, and Henrik Horvath is intended as a
This week sees the publication of the final Suicide Squad issue, the DC Comics series that was launched by Rob Williams and Jim Lee two-and-a-half years
We've had a sneak peek at Age Of X-Man: Alpha, the opening issue by Zac Thompson, Lonnie Nadler and Ramon Rosanas and have a few things we can share... Spoilers obviously - though much is revealed in upcoming solicits, if you know how to look. You have been warned.
Hurricanes make headlines, and then they leave the headlines. But the effects last far longer. Such as when Hurricane Michael hit Panama City, Florida, in
We've been sharing the memories of Bill Schanes, former VP of Diamond Comic Distributors, including the creation of the modern comic book backing board
California's The Comic Bug comic stores are offering "Comic Book Financial Aid" to furloughed federal employees. As Trump shutdown enters its fourth week,
Comic book backing boards. We've all got them, haven't we? In the days before slabbing, all collected comics had a thinnish sheet of white cardboard
Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Five most read stories yesterday Doctor Who Series 12:
Fan Expo and Megacon have removed artist Francesco Mattina from their websites in light of the allegations made against Mattina.
Dave Sim is the legendary Canadian creator, writer, and artist of Cerebus. Alongside background artist Gerhard, it remains one of the essential long runs
The coverage of the Second Coming book from DC Comics that features Jesus coming back to Earth and rooming with a Superman analogue continues to roll
Welcome to Thank FOC It’s Friday, a weekly mailing list, similar to The Daily LITG, but every Friday and planned to coincide and cover the demands of
Matthew Snyder writes, Welcome to the ComiXology Bestseller list, your guide to see how well your favorite titles are selling digitally. Every week, I'll
Marvel Comics has all but stopped overprinting in an attempt to persuade retailers that they can sell more than they think they can of certain comic
Check out these upcoming Marvel Comics covers for January and February 2019 shipping titles. As ever, you may have seen some of them – but you won’t have
Beaulieu Geoffrey, or Geoffo, has worked on layouts for Marvel's digital decampi comic books before now, and co-created the Image Comics series Burnouts.
Always got to love John McCrea. From Dicks to Hitman, from The Boys to Mars Attacks, from Deadpool to Spider-Man, you're never entirely sure where he'll
More changes to Asgardians of the Galaxy. Last week, we reported on Matteo Lolli being repeatedly replaced or partially replaced as lead artist on the
Through 2019, Marvel Comics are publishing a series of Marvel Tales comics to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the publication of Marvel Comics #1 in
Ahead of the release of the new Captain Marvel movie, Marvel Comics is sending free copies of a Captain Marvel sampler publication to comic book stores,
Marvel Comics has sent three issues of Immortal Hulk back to the mill for second and third printings. IMMORTAL HULK #2 3RD PRINTING (W) Al Ewing (A) Joe
Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Five most read stories yesterday Mark Hamill Teases
Daredevil #1 is being relaunched in February in a new series written by Chip Zdarsky and drawn by Marco Chechetto. I was asked in Orbital Comics by a
Tony Stark: Iron Man #8 has one hell of a cover by Alexander Lozano. Hopefully the insides will measure up. Originally planned to be published in early
In this edition of Separated at Birth we look at artist Francesco Mattina and the similarities between his art and a bunch of others.
Ron Smith's career in comics stretched fifty years. Born in 1924, he worked for British comic book publishers DC Thomson and IPC Magazines, but found
Erik Burnham writes a writer's commentary on Red Sonja #25, just published by Dynamite. Well, boys and girls, this is it. Red Sonja #25. The final issue
We've talked about Pam Noles and her San Diego Comic-Con bags before. Noles is a mainstay volunteer at San Diego Comic-Con, working in guest relations and