Last month, Brendon Connelly of /film and occasionally Bleeding Cool wrote; While there’s no official announcement of US distribution for Terry Gilliam’s
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Steve Bissette helps launch the Vermont Monster Guide he illustrated - with pictures of the event at the Centre Of Cartoon Studies here. The next events
I know we already ran a Noel Clarke story this morning, but this poster suddenly makes me want to do another. Reign of Death is a sci-fi pulp noir
Everyone knows that Saturdays are for cartoons! And at DragonCon, Saturday was for one very special cartoon in particular—The Venture Bros. And so, our
Tanker of the Comic Bloc forums first posted this possible swipe file... Brian Bolland on The Killing Joke Frank Quitely's cover for Batman And Robin #3,
I'm getting repeated reports of more redundancies at McFarlane Toys. I'm told that a number of people have gone from accounting, including the department
Armageddon Now: The Beast, written by Phil Hotsenpillar, drawn by Rob Liefeld and painted by Mike Caprotti will debut, not in a comic store, not even at a
The CerebusTV.com countdown clock continues to tick away the numbers until 10pm on the 22nd October. And we're starting to get some kind of idea of what
Harker is the upcoming graphic novel sequel to Dracula by Tony Lee, Neil Van Antwerpen and Peter-David Douglas. It has the slightly spurious honour of
Olive Branch is Diamond Comics Distribution's largest warehouse. Six hundred thousand square feet in size, it was set up last year with state-of-the-art
It has come to be a tradition in Atlanta, Georgia. As summer rolls into fall, DragonCon rolls into town. And the good ol' dragon has grown to monstrous
Who wears the Watchmen? Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's superhero opus comes to Hallowe'en this year. But the question is, will anyone do a full on Doctor
Entertainment Weekly report, amid their Marvel/Disney coverage, that "Pixar is said to already be eyeballing an Ant-Man movie." Marvel Studios has had an
Jon Ronson is one of the UK's leading social and political satirists. His first novel Them: Adventures With Extremists saw him stalking conspiracy
During San Diego I reported that Marvel had announced they had bought the Marvelman character from original creator Mick Anglo. Which meant they had the
One of the pragmatic oddities of the comic book artist's income stream is the ability to sell original art. Despite often featuring characters that are
One of the minor aspects of the Marvel/Disney announcement, is what happens with Kingdom Comics, the graphic novel publishing imprint from Disney. The
Comic book artist Josh Adams talks about the world he finds himself in – the industry, the family, the personality traits… I'd like to thank everyone for
How did Gears of War get those reported massive sales outside of the direct market? The announcement that DC/Wildstorm are creating a comic series based
One of the complaints about the Spider-Woman Motion Comic from Marvel, released on iTunes, is that it's region-restricted, so that non-Americans can't get
It's a debut novel. It''s only been out for a week. But this graphic novel/script/diary/sketchbook/blog fusion is at the top of the book charts for Bliss
It feels strange to be writing this instead of just reading it on Heidi MacDonald's The Beat (which just ran a very intriguing piece on the expansion of
SuperGod is the new superhero title from Warren Ellis and Garrie Gastonny, published by Avatar. It is intended as a thematic threequel to Black Summer and
As a result of the Marvel bankruptcy, European publisher Panini got a very cushy deal licensing Marvel titles across Europe, including owning Marvel UK in
Is this the final word on Misney? Time Warp Comics in Colorado celebrates its own time warp, twenty-five years in business. Jake Tinsley is the 14 year
With Guy Ritchie directing Lobo, wouldn't this be a perfect time for DC to pull out the completed Lobo series by Alan Grant and Frank Quitely? Entitled
Guy Ritchie/Lobo! Guy Ritchie/Lobo! Guy Ritchie/Lobo! Guy Ritchie/Lobo! That's all I've been hearing. But I'm much more intrigued by some other British
This is a first look at a teaser video for the Fall Out Toy Works motion comic. Fall Out Toy Works is a new comic created by Pete Wengtz of the band Fall
Shed Simove is an Ideas Man. His latest idea is that he wants to be famous. In fact he thinks he will be. To the extent that he's made a bet to that
Chris Weston went to the bank yesterday. Me to. Nothing unusual in that. But he blogs about watching an "extremely charismatic fellow" in the line ahead