I had the pleasure of getting a small preview of Miss Lasko-Gross'( Escape From Special, A Mess of Everything) new graphic novel Henni last spring at the
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Two more covers, exclusive to Emerald City of Florida... and by artist extraordinaire, Alan Davis. Adding to the big list...
By Sammie Rice Greetings, readers! This week I wanted to dive into the strange and glorious world of graphic novels for my review. I wasn't sure where to
We mentioned back in October that Gerry Conway was looking to return to Spider-Man in Spring 2015. And he will be writing the Spider-Man .1 series that
A mixture of news, rumour and more mindless speculation... how are Marvel's ongoing titles looking right now? Which will stay, which will go and which
Brian Wood writes, MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD – I’d advise anyone to not only have read the series up to this point, but also last week’s #29 before going any
Illustration by Michael Davis from a Photo By Mike Siegel / Seattle Times Michael Davis is an artist, writer, mentor, and entertainment executive. He
Crossed: Dead Or Alive has just released a new episode by Garth Ennis and Daniel Gete in its attempt to crowdsource money to launch a series of webisodes
It’s time for another look at the cold hard statistics of the North American direct market for comic stores, as supplied by Diamond Comic Distributors.
Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and
Forget your Green Lantern rings, your Morbius false teeth or your Original Sin eyes! The Black Vortex crossover promotional item is... the reflective
The first issue of Jeff Lemire, Matt Kindt and Paolo Rivera's The Valiant #1, published this week, has sold out of its 22,000 print run, and has gone to
Adding to the list... an exclusive Star Wars #1 cover for Bampf by Mike McKone
As we get closer to the big King Features Crossover that Dynamite is starting the new year with, Byron Brewer got a chance to talk with Paul Tobin about
The closure of a comic store doesn't always make headline news. This may be an exception, however, as Laughing Ogre in Lansdowne is owned and managed by