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Knave, authors of Amelia Cole from IDW (in print, Monkeybrain on Comixology digitally) and Never Ending from Dark Horse appear to be wearing shriner-style Amelia Cole fezzes (because fezzes are cool, though disclaimer: I've never had to type the word "fez" in the plural before) and what's more, they really pull it off They do[...]

There's Amelia Cole (co-written with D.J from Monkeybrain Comics) which is still going strong, coming back with issue 13 on ComiXology and the start of a new arc soon, as well as the release of the second arc from IDW this May Magic, adventure and all sorts of fun, Amelia is tons of fun Also[...]

Kirkbride, co-writer of Amelia Cole (IDW) and writer of Do You Believe in Ninjas? could attest the power of free admission and parking It was his first Phat Con and did not know what to expect, but as the day was winding down, he related with excitement that the "foot traffic has been insane and[...]

Alasdair Stuart writes: Amelia Cole and the Hidden War finished a little while ago and set up the next season in the series as it went Two seasons in, the book has gained a good audience both in print (Where the collection of Amelia Cole and the Unknown World, the first series, recently sold out) and[...]

An artists edition of Star Slammers is also forthcoming from IDW, featuring work that Simonson has created over the space of 30 years, beginning in art school, and around 170 pages in length. A collected edition of the series Amelia Cole, previously released through Monkeybrain on ComiXology, was published by IDW in trade format in August[...]

Which, conveniently, is also an excellent horror comic from Rachel Deering, who worked on Amelia Cole and the Unknown World which arrives in print from IDW this week. Segues They're not just for guided tours around Santa Cruz. Amelia Cole and the Unknown World follows Amelia, a female magician in her early '20s Amelia's smart, talented and,[...]

For those of you who are still hesitant about digital, the first wave of Monkeybrain books are starting to hit print, and next up is Amelia Cole and the Unknown World Here's the official synopsis; Amelia Cole lives in two worlds — literally One runs on magic; the other is built on technology When the barriers[...]

Alasdair Stuart writes; Amelia Cole and the Hidden War is two issues old, and the changes from volume 1, Amelia Cole and the Unknown World, are all paying off Amelia is now the city Protector, her predecessor is in the military and everything has settled down Or has it? Well no, obviously, because otherwise that wouldn't[...]

One of the best of their launch titles, Amelia Cole and the Unknown World, has just hit issue 5, and I talked to the entire creative team, including new arrival Ruiz Moreno, about what it's like working on a book, and for a company, at the forefront of digital comics. What's been your proudest moment on[...]

Alasdair Stuart writes for Bleeding Cool Amelia Cole and the Unknown World was one of the launch titles for Monkeybrain Comics The story of a female magician, living between two worlds and trapped on a third, it's written by Adam P Knave and DJ Kirkbride with Nick Brokenshire on art and Rachel Deering lettering It's one[...]