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No's Comics & Games Superstore of Marietta, Georgia Jetpack Comics of Rochester, New York Fat Jack's Comicrypt of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Yesteryear Comics of San Diego, California Rodman Comics of Ankeny, Who had this to say, Not a bad week Nothing really exciting to report 1872 1 Secret Wars caught me by surprise[...]

Firstly, Valiant Entertainment needs a Marketing & Communications Manager. Job Requirements • BA in Communications, Journalism, Public Relations or related field • 1 to 3 years of related experience in publishing or entertainment • Excellent writing and communications skills • An in-depth knowledge of comics and the broader pop culture landscape • Ability to think strategically, deliver under tight deadlines,[...]

Michael Straczynski's Twlight Zone and more digitally… but again, this is the last day to get over 15 different omnibuses… 4,000 pages of digital comics. Five years ago Dynamite Entertainment kicked off the return of Vampirella with a new #1 by Eric Trautmann and Wagner Reis It went on for a lengthy run before being[...]

Comics and illustration is a tough field, a tough life's choice to pursue, and I give props to anyone trying to make an honest go of it. Key word here is honest. Left is a 30×40 in painting I did in the early 90's for a Superman exhibition in Nebraska Right is a print for sale by[...]

Nancy Collins, writer of Swords of Sorrow: Vampirella/Jennifer Blood #3, talks with writer Brian Clevinger about KING: The Phantom #4, both on sale now.

By Frazer Brown SDCC attendees could snag a free ride thanks to 'Colony' and I spotted one 'in the wild' while at the convention. UBER had this to say:

I've been looking forward to this book's release since I heard about it a few months ago. From Archaia, written by Adam Smith, with art by Matthew Fox,

How will Ray keep Magic safe, avoid the federal manhunt that's closing in on him, and stop his impostor before they kill again?! Be here as the next pulse-pounding story arc from New York Times best-selling writer Jeff Lemire (All-New Hawkeye) and comics legend Butch Guice (The Winter Soldier) brings us one step closer to[...]

By Josh Hechinger Welcome to From Strip to Script, where I take a page of finished comic art and try to derive a script from it, to see what I can learn from the exercise. Okay, look…I'm going to pull you aside, conspiratorially, for a second. All clear? Just us? Okay. I have mixed feelings about "filmic comics". "What are[...]

Gaining two Eisner Award nominations and critical acclaim the world over, as well as a movie option, Lumberjanes is a force to be reckoned with in comics Watters, co-writer and co-creator, will be continuing on with writing and editing duties when Stevenson leaves the series after issue 17 Watters was kind enough to take some[...]

By Joe Glass Roger Klorese moderated another Prism Comics hosted LGBTQ panel, the annual Gays in Comics panel that has been running at San Diego Comic Con for an impressive 28 years The original moderator was in fact in the audience, who had been involved in that very first panel way back in 1989 A longer[...]

IDW Publishing announced tons of upcoming titles at SDCC this year including Back to the Future, TMNT/Batman, and more Star Trek, but that’s not all! Take

The August edition of Diamond Previews, out next week, has Skottie Young's I Hate Fairyland from Image Comics on the cover and Batman And Robin Eternal from DC Comics on the back. Gems of the month include Dead Vengeance by Bill Morrison from Dark Horse, Lois And Clark #1 by Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks from DC, Back To[...]

Uncanny Inhumans, Karnak, Ms Marvel and now... All-New Inhumans. Did this one make it out at Comic Con or in solicitations? I don't think it did. From the

There are big things happening over at Heavy Metal Magazine, and not just with Grant Morrison becoming the Editor-in-Chief. The 49th Key by Erika Lewis

By Mike Sangregorio Midday Saturday Archie Comics held its Dark Circle Comics panel to discuss a few of the superhero properties, and characters, that have recently been reintroduced by the company and why some of these newer, more modern versions may not be what longtime fans have come to expect. For those not familiar with the brand,[...]

Clydene Nee was a comic book industry colourist, working on comics for Image, Dark Horse, Malibu and Universal, including the colour designs for the look of Spawn. She has now, however, been declared legally blind from diabetic retinopathy, after a serious of health issues and major delays with insurance, is in even worse financial straits. I met her[...]

Warning. Thar be spoilers ahead, arrrr. For months, Valiant has been promoting its summer crossover event, Book of Death, as the gateway to future of the

Dynamite's Lady Rawhide / Lady Zorro series by Shannon Eric Denton and Rey Villegas wraps up this week with issue #4. The cover for the issue was done by

Tonight we have Ron Salas' process art for King: Prince Valiant #3. The issue is written by Nate Cosby and the colors are by Luigi Anderson. Interesting

Rich and I were still working on comics business throughout Monday so we'll be bringing you the remainders of news and reports still coming in To be honest, and this is something of a humble brag, Rich and I put off doing our swag shots because it would take a lot of unpacking of plastic[...]

Valiant has sent out an early look at the second issue of their summer event Book Of Death. Written by Robert Venditti and drawn by Robert Gill and Doug

When Fabian Nicieza was asked about the Age Of Apocalypse Sceret Wars series Will you create any new mutants for this series? Some ["Secret Wars"] X-comics have new characters, like "Years of Past Future" and "X-Tinction Agenda." He replied, Yes Sort of There is a new X-Man named Burner We are giving him "the Sunfire treatment," the way[...]

Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom SDCC is over, we saw tons of comics coming to get excited about (Milestone!), actually liked the Suicide Squad trailer, and won a Batman figure with an original Jim Lee Sketch! Now it's time to get back to the new comic day A Comic Show![...]

Sitting in the Marriot pool bar in San Diego, I get the word. But it is a semi-spoilery word, for tomorrow's Justice League #42. So spoilers on from this

and the Secret Empire, and races against time in Baron Zemo's Bloodstone Hunt! Bucky Barnes returns as the Winter Soldier, and the Falcon steps up to wield the shield for an all-new era! Iconic tales of suspense from a score of industry legends! Collecting CAPTAIN AMERICA (1968) #169-175, #255 and #445-448; CAPTAIN AMERICA (2005) #8-9[...]

From Image Comics, written by Brian K Vaughan, with art by Fiona Staples, Saga #30 has it all So you'll probably remember how tortured and heartbroken we all felt way back at the end of issue 19 when we saw this image below and Hazel's narration "This is the story of how my parents split[...]

Well, did you? Because if you managed to snag one of the 50 numbered copies available from New England Comics' Black Mask signing, it is worth a pretty penny. One copy has sold for $559, while another went for $539. The hottest comic in shops is becoming the hottest variant from San Diego. Would you pay that much for[...]

Everyone's favorite red-tressed heroine battles monsters, rivals, and ne'er-do-wells in Hyborian adventures retro-tinted to capture the flavor of her classic comics era! We have two exclusive extended previews for Dynamite titles shipping this week Nancy A Collins continues telling the tale of when Vampirella meets Jennifer Blood as[...]

Here we have Ariel Medel's process art for the upcoming John Carter: Warlord Of Mars. The series is written by Ron Marz and Ian Eddington and is