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But this also gives me a chance to see IDW's take on several other books before I know if I want to collect them in my already crowded house They are free at cons, and it does feel like a gift, like taking a walk through the minds of many artists and writers in short[...]

Andy Bentley wrote for Bleeding Cool from New York Comic Con. The Hasbro/IDW partnership has been a fruitful one with the blockbuster success of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and the ongoing saga of the Transformers The panel was all IDW consisting of John Barber (w), Amy Mebberson (a), Katie Cook (w+a), Mairghread Scott (w),[...]

By Randy Young and Chris Hunter Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to

IDW Publishing and Marvel have joined together to create the Marvel Artist Select series These books will feature stories specifically picked by the featured artist and will be packaged in delux, oversize tray cases with loads of extras including signed plates, hand-drawn original art and more. Each volume will focus on one Marvel character with the[...]

Derek Trum is attending the New York Comic Con and got a chance to talk with My Little Pony cover artist Agnes Garbowska. Derek: The last year or it seems

The book doesn't come out in comic shops until November, [so] we're pretty excited to be able to get it in front of people!" IDW (1844) – Walt Simonson on the Manhunter Artist's Edition: "I think the deal with IDW's Artist's Editions – and Manhunter in particular, but all of them – is that [it's] as close[...]

Its seems that Animal Planet doesn't want to be left out of the optioning comic books for television show game, so they have picked up IDW's zombie animal series The Other Dead by Joshua Ortega and Digger Mesch. The series is set in Louisiana during the next big hurricane and focuses on a world of undead[...]

An ashcan for the comic is available at IDW's booth at NYCC. Rodriguez also spoke about Little Nemo: Return To Slumberland and the fun he's having developing the series as a return to childhood and celebration of the imagination A preview of issue #2 is available at IDW at NYCC. Rot & Ruin is a series set[...]

Joe Harris explained that they are currently in the middle of a "monster of the month" story called Immaculate. It will feature a "special guest star"

If I was editor-in-chief of a comics publisher, and I saw the Dirk Gently rights going spare, you are damn right that a) I'd snap them up and b) I' write the damn thing myself. In partnership with Ideate Media, IDW Publishing is proud to announce that Dirk Gently, Douglas Adams' beloved fictional "holistic detective" will be[...]

IDW's Library of American Comics imprint is adding one Wall-Crawler The Amazing Spider-Man newspaper strip by Stan Lee, John Romita Sr and others will be collected in a new deluxe hardcover edition. Launched in 1977, the Spider-Man newspaper strip begins with Peter Parker's arachnid alter-ego facing off against the deadly menace of Doctor Doom! Classic Spidey villains, including[...]

I had the pleasure of stopping by this afternoon, grabbing one of her last convention sketch cover slots, and talking to her briefly about her work on IDW's Edward Scissorhands This was a conversation we had briefly touched upon a few months earlier when at Small Press Expo in Maryland, and it's incredibly exciting to[...]

Joe's resident ninja, Snake Eyes is moving into the spotlight in January as IDW launches G.I Joe: Snakes – Agent of COBRA Written by Mike Costa and drawn by Paolo Villanelli, the series starts off Snake Eyes busting Destro out of prison and leads to him going up against a team of Joes lead by[...]

Yesterday morning, the editor-in-chief of IDW, Chris Ryall, had a New York meeting with a certain Spider-man creator Steve Ditko I know this because he took a photo of Steve's door with "S DITKO" written across it. IDW have been publishing some classic Ditko works of late with the Monsters and Shorts volumes But could Ryall's[...]

Faith Erin Hicks' style provided a sublime rendition of the Lumberjanes cast with her variant cover.  Passing by the IDW Booth, I couldn't help but pick up Gabriel Rodriguez's NYCC exclusive Edward Scissorhands and Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland covers (which I've been looking forward to for weeks after watching him post sneak[...]