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But this one, this grates. Steven Grant and Phil Winslade, commissioned by Karen Berger, created a 120 page graphic novel called Piecemeal The project then moved to another editor Who didn't like it or support its continued creation The book was finished and paid for. And then never published. A sci-fi graphic novel about nanotech and body modification,[...]

Sally Heathcote never existed. The product of the mind of Mary Talbot, brought to life by Kate Charlesworth and Bryan Talbot in their new graphic novel published by Jonathan Cape and launching at the British Library tonight is a Forest Gump of a figure, a fictional figure surrounded by very real people, at the right place[...]

And a trademark was registered in that new name on behalf of both Ross and Churchill for use in comics. But now it seems that Marvel are publishing a new graphic novel series based on the ABC TV series Revenge It is to be written by Erica Schultz and Ted Sullivan, and be drawn by Vincenzo[...]

I get to channel all the rage, frustration, and folly of our humdrum, everyday existence into the comics we make and publish ourselves – and let's face it, that's a pretty amazing line of work! Our next graphic novel, Monkey Fist, brings together elements from our own teenage search for meaning with a postmodern retelling of[...]

He also wrote and drew Strange Embrace decades ago – and wrote The Man Who Laughs with Mark Stafford. And now they are teaming up again for a new graphic novel, The Bad Bad Place, to be serialised in the Meanwhile graphic anthology, joining the likes of Strangehaven, and published by the graphic-novel-publisher-one-hundred-metres-from-my-house, Soaring Penguin Press[...]

Mark and I were going to do a biography of Princess Diana as a graphic novel, and that was the technique I was going to use for it, but it never happened in the end. Here's that strip, and what might have been…   In the Art Of Sean Phillips hardcover, under a fair few Christmas trees a[...]

We're a couple of months away from the release of the next League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen comic, Roses Of Berlin. So why not enjoy a look at the last

With stalwart novelist and graphic novelist Christopher Golden, they are writing a new series of orginal graphic novels, entitled Cemetery Girl, to be drawn by Nightwing and Wonder Woman's Don Kramer. The first of the trilogy, Cemetery Girl, Book One: The Pretenders, is due to be published in January by Puttnam. Charlaine Harris, the best-selling author of[...]

Jeff Lemire, the award-winning, New York Times–bestselling author of Essex County and The Underwater Welder, will publish Roughneck, a new graphic novel, with Simon & Schuster and Simon & Schuster Canada, it was announced today This literary graphic novel follows the story of a former hockey player forced to face his demons and reconnect with his Cree heritage when his troubled[...]

It's a testing time for Asterix. In October, the first volume created without either or René Goscinny or Albert Uderzo, though Uderzo is supervising the

So much that when I got the chance to write a story for one of those Image Comics music anthology graphic novels, I was able to get Terry Wiley as artist It probably represents my comic book creation apogee I'm never going to top that… So anyway, there's a graphic novel app called Sequential[...]

Marvel have already previewed some pages from the upcoming original graphic novel by Warren Ellis and Mike McKone, Avengers: Endless Wartime. Well, it appears that Google Books have scanned in an advance copy, and have made some pages available as a preview, as well as making the text of the thing searchable… And intriguingly, it seems to[...]

The Park is a new graphic novel from Oscar Zarate Regular readers may be familiar with his comic, A Small Killing, with Alan Moore, currently published by Bleeding Cool owners Avatar Press He also drew a favourite of mine, Geoffrey the Tube Train and the Fat Comedian with Alexei Sayle These daye he mostly co-creates[...]

It is so lovely, I simply… what am I doing?! I have two more chapters to read… Sarah Wright writes; Dose anybody know where you can find this graphic novel because (*starting to excited) I would totally buy and devoured this GN book *UGH FUS RO DAH writes; Great article.  Sunstone is such a great comic to read, I[...]

However it has far more emphasis on panel to panel storytelling that it's much easier to call Star Wars: Jedi Academy a comic or graphic novel without controversy Here are a couple of example pages. Because, more than the first two books, this is an actual story A young boy who gets plucked out from[...]