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Salvatore will appear at Powell's Books at 7 PM on October 13 to sign his new book Rise of the King: Companions Codex II. And, plan early for these very popular events coming up in November: Are you money? If you answered yes then get yourself over to the Vegas Valley Comic Book Festival on Saturday, November[...]

Valiant has sent out an advanced preview of Bloodshot #25, a 48-page anniversary special that includes the work of Peter Milligan, Lewis LaRosa, Howard Chaykin, Duane Swierczynski, Manuel Garcia, Justin Jordan, Rafer Roberts and more. The book will feature covers by LaRosa, Al Barrionuevo, Rafael Albuquerque, Bryan Hitch and Don Perlin. Bloodshot #25 arrives in stores on November[...]

Lewis LaRosa's first full-length comic art for a decade (not since Garth Ennis's Punisher MAX or Bad Planet with Steven Niles back in the mid nougties) is with Peter Milligan on Bloodshot #25. And here are eleven inked pages of his work from that upcoming issue.   I can feel an Artists's Edition coming on, can't you? Also featured[...]

Back in January, Matt Fraction talked about the scope and future of Satellite Sam, his Image comic with Howard Chaykin.  "The Death of Satellite Sam," "Satellite Sam and the Snuff-Fuck Kinescope," and "Satellite Sam and the Limestone Caves of Fire." All together, those'll tell the story of Michael and Carlyle and the Le Monde Network and[...]

We have a three exclusive extended previews from Dynamite this week as we get the new Purgatori #1, we continue on with Joshua Hale Fialkov and The Devilers #3 and the doomsday clock keeps ticking in Howard Chaykin's The Shadow: Midnight In Moscow #4. Devilers #3 Joshua Hale Fialkov (w) Matt Triano (a) Jock (c) From Joshua Hale Fialkov, the[...]

Dynamite collected Howard Chaykin's classic comic book series American Flagg! not too long ago Now they are making it available as part of their new DRM-Free digital comics The 50 issue series was originally published by First Comics from 1983 to 1989 and told a science fiction / political satire story set in 2030 Chicago. The[...]

By Joshua Stone When I went to my first SDCC in 1999, I was often able to sit down and actually have a conversation with an artist or writer whose work I

They're bringing in folks like: Peter Milligan (X-Men: Legacy), Lewis LaRosa (Punisher MAX), Howard Chaykin (Satellite Sam), Duane Swierczynski (Deadpool vs X-Force), Manuel Garcia (Black Widow), Duffy Boudreau (BlackAcre), Al Barrionuevo (The Authority), Justin Jordan (Spread), Rafer Roberts (X-O Manowar #25), Barry Kitson (Empire), and newcomer Daniel Kibblesmith It also features standard covers by Lewis LaRosa and Al Barrionuevo; incentive[...]

The series will include cover art by Howard Chaykin and Steve Firchow, as well as the supporting art team of Michael Montenant, Kirk Van Wormer, and Doug Sirois Until its October release, Darby Pop has a preview available at their website. All artwork courtesy of Darby Pop Photograph of Federman and Scaia by Michele Brittany. Michele Brittany[...]

Howard Chaykin has been interviewed a lot since taking on The Shadow: Midnight In Moscow, but it has taken the likes of fellow writer Joe Casey to come up with questions that Chaykin has enjoyed answering The two discuss the Dynamite series and other properties from Chaykin's past. JOE CASEY: Does the new SHADOW series you're[...]

And the Melon of Doom. But we don't talk about the Melon of Doom. Meet The Guests Among the foreign visitors fooled into thinking Scotland's a place of glorious sunshine and warmth were the Con's four biggest guests making their GCC debut: Erik Larsen (Savage Dragon), Gail Simone (Batgirl, Red Sonja), Peter Milligan (Hellblazer, X-Men) and Howard Chaykin[...]

Howard Chaykin's run The Shadow: Midnight In Moscow continues for Dynamite and Byron Brewer had the chance to chat with the writer/artist about the new series. BYRON BREWER: Howard, how did it feel to return to such a tried-and-true character as the Shadow after almost three decades? HOWARD CHAYKIN: Very familiar, and yet odd[...]

With the new Shadow: Midnight In Moscow series now in shops, we figured it was a good time to talk with the amazing Howard Chaykin In this peer-to-peer interview, writer Dan Abnett chats with the writer/artist who is making his return to The Shadow after almost three decades… DAN ABNETT: The Shadow The character first appeared[...]

Talking with a source at Dynamite Entertainment, they are thinking that retailers have seriously under-ordered the first issue of The Shadow: Midnight In Moscow by Howard Chaykin This is the return of Chaykin to the character after 30 years and it created quite a bit of buzz when it was announced So with the final[...]

British comic book retailers have been told by Diamond UK that the Satellite Sam Tijuana Bible incentive will not be available within these shores. Image Comics had previously announced that a fictional "Tijuana bible", based on the small press pornographic publications that lampooned cartoon figures, sports stars and actors from the twenties to the sixties, would feature[...]

Such as the following… Now I like Howard Chaykin I like his work, I think the current Satellite Sam for Image might be his best yet, and will always find room in my life for a little Power And Glory But there's only so far I'll take it. You know Howard Chaykin was in London, just the[...]

We got quite the treasure-trove of first look images from Red Circle Comic's The Fox #5 this week including covers by Dean Haspiel, Howard Chaykin and Alex Toth Plus we see that comic writer extraordinaire J.M DeMatteis has come on board to write just in time for the last issue Hannah Means-Shannon also reviewed the[...]

You need only look at the roster of creators who have provided variant covers for the comic to see exactly the kind of people who recognize the ingenuity and quality of the series, from Darwyn Cooke to Fiona Staples, Howard Chaykin to Alex Toth Beyond that, it's also been critically acclaimed on nearly every comic[...]

Now Howard Chaykin is returning to the Shadow and I got the chance to talk with him just before he was flying off to London. BLEEDING COOL: We know this isn't your first trip into the mysterious world of The Shadow, where you a fan of the character prior to working on it for DC Comics?[...]

Dynamite Entertainment made a series of big announcements today ranging from Howard Chaykin on The Shadow to the return of Pathfinder. It starts off with Dejah Thoris getting her own series spinning out of the Warlord Of Mars 100th issue Dejah of Mars is written by Mark Rahner, drawn by Jethro Morales, with covers by Jay[...]

Andres Salazar writes for Bleeding Cool: My name is Andres Salazar.  I'm a storyteller.  Right now I'm neck-deep in my new book called Pariah, Missouri.  Part Huckleberry Finn part X-files it's a mash-up of some of my favorite stories and ideas all set in Antebellum 1857 Missouri.  It's Steampunk without the punk, but a good dose[...]

Image Comics. What's New? Well, in December, there's a bit of Christmas spirit going round. Hence... KRAMPUS! #1 story BRIAN JOINES art / cover DEAN KOTZ

Where is it? At the Ventura County Fairgrounds from 10 to 8 on Saturday (Sept 7th) and 10 to 7 on Sunday (Sept 8th). I will be there promoting the books I write and trying to find more stories for Bleeding Cool… other guests include: Amber Benson, Sid Haig, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Howard Chaykin, Scott Lobdell, Matt[...]

I came up with them on their own, I did the notes on plane rides and scribbled on the backs of napkins and typed them up. That's Shmuggy And Bimbo, which was scheduled for this year with Howard Chaykin from Image… and looks like it's still coming out. At San Diego Comic Con, Bleeding Cool broke[...]

It featured art by Howard Chaykin, Walter Simonson, Jim Starlin, Dave Stevens, Barry Windsor-Smith and many others It also had prose pieces like The Doors Of His Face, The Lamps Of His Mouth by Roger Zelazny 18 issues were released before Friedrich stopped publishing in 1979. Now TwoMorrows Publishing has released The Star Reach Companion by comic historian Richard[...]

REPEAT: This article ran last week, but the comic is out today (and available at Image Expo yesterday). We thought a repeat may be in order... With a book

With a book like this, it's tempting to conjure up a conversation. "Howard, what do you want to draw?" "Sharp suits from the nineteen fifties!

This is the new look for Buck Rogers In The 25th Century #1, courtesy of Howard Chaykin, and being published by Hermes Press in August. Buck Rogers, the first, best, and original Sci-Fi hero returns with Howard Chaykin drawing and writing this action packed incarnation of this iconic title Over eighty years after the creation of[...]

Here is the cover to Dredd #8 by Howard Chaykin, and coloured by Jesus Aberto, posted by IDW EIC Chris Ryall;   And a drawing, finished and unfinished, by 2000AD artist Lee Carter As website Everything Comes Back To 2000AD points out the Lawgivers, the Judge's motorbikes are damn near identcal… Drokk! In Swipe File we present two[...]

THE WIRED Wired runs Alan Moore's essay from Occupy Comics; The field of comics, formerly regarded as a more insidious threat to young minds and public