David Mack Archives

The London Super Comic Con has released a bunch more comic attendees at the show… oh look, Max Brooks, Garth Ennis, Kieron Gillen… you can see that Bleeding Cool's publisher must be in attendance! The new names are Arthur Adams, Simone Bianchi, Brian Bolland, Max Brooks, Mark Buckingham, Joyce Chin, Garth Ennis, Kieron Gillen, Adi Granov, Tabitha Lyons, Ron Marz, Ireland Reid, Esad Ribic, David Roach, Laura Sindall, Rachel Stott, David Wachter and Jeremy[...]

Ray Flook writes for Bleeding Cool: Brian Michael Bendis and Sony PlayStation Network screen POWERS trailer before release online; as well as show artwork from Michael Avon Oeming and David Mack First season story arc will not follow first comic book arc, but a storyline "readers will know." [youtube]http://youtu.be/P02QmncDOzM[/youtube] [...]

Hannah Means-Shannon is currently liveblogging the Diamond Retailer Breakfast at New York Comic Con. Including the announcement that Dark Horse will be collecting David Mack's Kabuki series in a series in a large art hardcover format… It's going to look very beautiful.   Hannah Means-Shannon is currently liveblogging the Diamond Retailer Breakfast at New York Comic Con. Including the announcement that Dark Horse will[...]

We have an exclusive first look at two upcoming Dynamite books that both have their final order cutoff (FOC) this week. Both of them are also getting

And the wallpapers feature some of the art from top creators like Tim Bradstreet, David Mack, Stjepan Sejic, Darick Robertson and J Scott Campbell with more being added all the time If you have a favorite Dynamite series, go check out the site and see if they have a wallpaper for you. [...]

Following on from a massive state-of-the-industry interview with Scott Allie, Editor-in-Chief at Dark Horse recently here at Bleeding Cool in which we talked about SDCC strategies, defining creator-owned as a term, and many upcoming books, Allie joins us again to talk about a whole new slate of upcoming titles, from Buffy Season 10 #7 where[...]

One of these people was David Mack Mack, best known as the creator of Kabuki and his amazing writing and artwork on Daredevil and the gorgeous covers for Alias, had a very busy SDCC, with the announcements for his cover work for the upcoming Fight Club 2 series coming from Dark Horse Comics, and a[...]

The Temple of Art is a project that captures these invaluable elements, and cannot help but relentlessly surprise you with what artists have to say, and show, to represent their experiences. Two participants in the project, David Mack and Bill Sienkiewicz, spoke to us here at Bleeding Cool about their lives, their work, and their involvement[...]

Chuck happens to live in the Portland area, Cameron came and lived and worked here for a couple of months, Dave Stewart lives here, the letterer came out to spend a week, and David Mack [the cover artist] lives here in town, so we've been able to get everyone together and jam on ideas that[...]

Scott Allie, Matt Kindt, Cameron Stewart, David Mack, Chuck Palahniuk, Jeff Lemire engaged fans on Sunday midday at San Diego Comic Con and the lineup was enough to make you step back and realize just where Dark Horse stand right now It looked like a mini Image Expo up there, if that's not too trite[...]

Jason Shawn Alexander, Dave McKean, Kent Williams, David Mack, Bill Sienkiewicz, Grant Morrison, Stephanie Inagaki, Barron Storey, and Ryan Graff were some of the guests The project has just launched its Kickstarter, and showing a trailer in the panel, we heard some of the questions posed by the documentary, like seeing art, asking "How does[...]

As this Kickstarter campaign nears its end, eight contributors to Dream Another Dream gave their thoughts on what makes this book extraordinary. David Mack: From David Mack's Strip "Winsor McCay created an incredible world and body of work over a hundred years ago, and a lot of it includes the basis of visual storytelling vocabulary that we[...]

It's reminiscent in that it features, at least our opening arc, Alice Cooper getting between a kid and some supernatural menace, but there's no direct continuity. BC: You've got Eman Casallos doing interiors and David Mack doing covers How much of the mood of the series is set by having the Mack cover? And what made[...]

The new series will be written by Joe Harris and drawn by Eman Casallos and will be available with both a photo cover and one done by artist David Mack. The series will follow the character of Alice Cooper who was once the master of dreams but lost his power and is now trying to get[...]

David Mack, Farel Dalrymple, John Cassaday There are certain pages where you're just stunned, where you're taken aback when you see them for the first time. CS: I would like to get Raul Gonzalez's name in there, because he deserves it. JO: His was one of the best stories For most of his career he's been more[...]

That is about to change. Alice Cooper #1 will be hitting comic shelves this September written by Joe Harris, drawn by Eman Casallos along with covers by David Mack and photo covers of the man himself In the new series Cooper is portrayed as a rocker by day and "Lord of Nightmares" at night He watched[...]

I just got my comp copies for the final part of The Many Murders Of Miss Cranbourne, my latest comic with Simon Rohrmuller, appearing in Dark Horse Presents. We reported before that the Eisner-winning anthology was going to be revamped and relaunched. And at C2E2, it went official, the monthly 80 page book rejigged into a thinner,[...]

Occupy Comics, from Black Mask Studios, with its host of contributing artists and writers capturing some of the ways in which comics can protest inequalities in society, finally arrived in trade collection this week, complete with Alan Moore's long essay "Buster Brown at the Barricades", edited, in fact, by me: Hannah Means-Shannon. But even I was[...]

Scott Campbell, JG Jones, Paul Smith, Jill Thompson, Kent Williams, David Mack, David Marquez, Skottie Young, Ronnie Del Carmen, Jake Parker, Dan Hipp, Robbie Rodriguez, Jason Shiga, Max Wittert and Maris Wicks. That's a lot of names. They have ventured  from the past to an uncertain future, but the All-New X-Men were never meant to stay[...]

It's a chance for all of us to give back something to the people who have given us so much enjoyment. The Hero Initiative is a great cause and helps fans and pros give back to those that have given us so much over the years. Here are some of the covers done: Daniel Acuna Alan Davis David Mack John McCrea Todd[...]

The issue will ship with a cover by Clayton Crain and variants by Diego Bernard, David Mack and Dave Bullock. "This is a radically different future with huge emotional ramifications for our characters," said Greg Pak "We're going whole hog here – taking advantage of this crazy premise to explore a massive, mind-bending story we could[...]

Because while one could be considered comment and fair use, putting the image on the cover and using it in promotional efforts might be considered a breach of a trademark. But that's what's happening with this David Mack cover to the Occupy Comics trade paperback It's not a direct lift, it's a painting, with artistic flourishes[...]

Did you read the recent mystery series by Brian Bendis and David Mack, Daredevil: End Of Days, looking at the aftermath in New York of the death of Daredevil in a very Citizen Kane fashion? Well, at Boston Comic Con, it came up that the folk involved may be preparing a sequel set in the same[...]

This is Echo, as seen in the current Daredevil: End Of Days comic, as drawn/painted by David Mack. And this is Skin Diamond, a self described masochist, erotic model and performer, and feline Her site is here, where she talks about modelling for David Mack for the character But be warned, the photo below is[...]

Do-gooders don’t always wear flashy costumes, brand catchy names or have special powers. But, retailers like Comic Fusion are doing their part to help

I will trace each word and comma As the final dusk descends, You're my tale of dreams and drama, Let us find out how it ends." – Neil Gaiman These are the words that emplazon this new print, by Neil Gaiman and David Mack, created to benefit the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Copies can be ordered[...]

Expect to see work, and a prescence from Mike Mignola, Craig Thompson, Mike and Laura Allred, Paul Pope, Bernie Wrightson, Steve Niles, Greg Rucka, Jill Thompson, Skottie Young, Jim Mahfood, Mike Huddleston, Marc Andreyko, Fabio Moon, Andy Kuhn, Steve Purcell, Doug TenNapel, David Mack, Greg Ruth and more… all without publishers. There's a full liquor license,[...]