elephantmen Archives

He later graduated to his own series of three one-shots by Richard Starkings, Joe Casey and Ladrönn, published from Comicraft and Active Images. A monthly series called Elephantmen was published by Image Comics in 2006 and focused on other human/animal hybrids, as well as Hip Flask, publishing over ninety issues and twenty collections since, but then[...]

New Elephantmen comics from Richard Starkings are coming this week from ComiXology Originals The long-running anthropomorphic series began in July 2006, long before Zootopia normalized furry police officers Since the debut of the series, the creative team has produced 80 issues of the indie comic Now, this Wednesday, Starkings returns with longtime collaborator, artist Axel[...]

Elephantmen 2261 Season 2: The Pentalion Job #1 joins the ranks of Richard Starking's epic creation, touching on everything from war to social issues, and sits well in the hybrid-beast lineup.  A series which originally began in 2006, the Elephantmen are the children of war; Africa's super soldiers created by impregnating human women with animal[...]

"Keep it fun" appears to be the driving force behind the Elephantmen 2261 Holiday Special, a light and fluffy comic confection from Comixology Originals. The special issue is split between two stories, each with a small wrap-around narrative In the first, Vanity Case is reflecting on the loss of her parents, and gets herself caught up[...]

On June 1st, 2018, ComiXology debuted several creator-owned comics as part of a new original publishing drive. That included the revival of the Elephantmen comic book series as Elephantmen 2261: The Death of Shorty by Richard Starkings. Elephantmen has been described by J.J Abrams as "An Awesome and Unexpected Story You Must Check it out!" and lauded by[...]

By Abdulkareem Baba Aminu I'm a latecomer to the world and characters created by Richard Starkings in his famous Elephantmen title I've been meaning to dive in for years, but got cold feet because of my impression that there's a ton of material out there But last year at Comic-Con, I got gifted a copy of[...]

But what else could you et a cat to do if you put your mind to it? Victories #13 asks the question – what actually is simple about a chimera? Surely by their very nature they are complex beasts with competing ways of life? Elephantmen knows….   So possibly best not as a household pet then[...]

And retailers move the comic to the top shelf again. Who'd be a kid eh? Take some of the children seen in today's comics… Whether they are running away to the army in Elephantmen… Getting their parents in trouble in the political superhero comic C.O.W.L that, with one issue, puts Jupiter's Legacy in its place. Even Peanuts #18 is[...]

Right now I enjoy working with Axel Medellin and other artists on Elephantmen; I love going to shows and hand selling my Elephantmenbooks, meeting people who dig it and meeting other creators who are doing their thing. As a group editor, I had worked with a staff of nine people at Marvel UK, so it was[...]

Previewed in last week's Elephantmen, Jonathan Ross and Ian Churchill's The Revenger from Image Comics, will undergo a name change by the time it's published January. I'm told it will now be called "Revenge" but the lead character will still be called The Revenger. Turns out another webcomic had the same name (it might be this one)[...]

But do you actually do your smelling in your nostrils? Isn't it further up? I have realised I have no idea what I'm talking about and should go and read a biology book, maybe get a closer look. Thank you for obliging, preview to The Revengers in the back of Elephantmen lets us know some of[...]

Bleeding Cool has been following the upcoming publication of The Revenger by Jonathan Ross and Ian Churchill for some time now. This week, we get a better look at the comic with a five page preview ahead of next month's publication, in Elephantmen #52, working as a flip book to the comic. And for those curious to[...]

From the Thought Bubble Anthology 2013, out in November from Image Comics… the Elephantmen/Judge Dredd crossover from Richard Starkings and Boo Cook. And if you need to gen up on your pachyderms first, Elephantmen #51 is a jump on issue out this month from Image…   From the Thought Bubble Anthology 2013, out in November[...]

Elephantmen #48 by Boo Cook This is my favorite cover of the week, hands down And here I thought Ganesha was a god of intellect and wisdom That's obviously an out of date text I was getting my information from, for the being we see here on the cover is one that's here to eat peanuts[...]

In today's market, there are a lot of titles with low print runs – and when an issue catches fandom's attention, lots of collectors chasing a small number of copies can drive prices sky high in a heartbeat. One of the recent books to see its value skyrocket as a result of this process is Image's[...]

And it will feature, with the approval of John Wagner and 2000AD, a crossover with Elephantmen and Strontium Dog by Richard Starkings and Boo Cook I saw Richard at San Diego Comic Con, he enticed me over with this image and I asked if I could run it I think you can surmise his answer. Starkings[...]

Your weekly look at a panel or two from Shaky Kane's vast body of work; This time it's the black and white version of the spread from ELEPHANTMEN #33 'FLESH AND BONES', written by the irrepressibly creative mind of Richard Starkings…. Your weekly look at a panel or two from Shaky Kane's vast body of work; This time[...]

It's a lesson in perspective there. Elephantmen from Image gives us a tender kiss that is both moving and haunting, representing a state of mind, of obsession rather than a physical presence. And then there's the Cover Girls hardcover from Image featuring the female pin up and comic work of Guillem March And well, yes, um… there's[...]

Williams III, Steve Niles, Judd Winick , Mark Waid, Jeff Lemire, Carla Speed McNeil with Grendel by Matt Wagner, Cowboy Ninja Viking by AJ Lieberman and Riley Rossmo,  Elephantmen by Richard Starkings and Shaky Kane, a full-colour story from Craig Thompson (Blankets)! and pin-ups of Batman by Dustin Nguyen, X-Men by[...]

Collector's Paradise of Canoga Park, California is opening a new comic store in nearby Pasadena today, taking over the closing Comic Odyssey. Tonight from 5pm to 8pm, they launch Aspen Comics' Hit List Crossover Event, with the second Executive Assistant Iris series with David Wohl, Scott Lobdell, Vince Hernandez, Marc Andreyko, Joe Benitez and Oliver[...]