jeff smith Archives

I found a lot of great comics but I've settled, as I have to, on just these Essential 8 Comics for Kids. Bone Over the course of 55 issues irregularly released over 13 years, the one man comic creating machine Jeff Smith created an all-ages comics masterpiece that everyone I talked to told me had to be[...]

Paul Karasik, head of programming for Comic Arts Brooklyn this year, interviewed Jeff Smith (Bone, RASL) on Saturday about his life in comics and the process behind his work, and then Smith live-inked a Bone illustration for the audience, and the piece was then auctioned off on behalf of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund,[...]

Tomorrow, Jeff Smith will be unveiling his newest project: Tuki Save the Humans! at the Society of Illustrators during the benefit brunch for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund's Kids' Right to Read program. Doors will open at 11am, brunch will be served at 11:30 and the performance will begin at 12:30, to be followed by Q&A,[...]

Vaughan (DC, Marvel, Vertigo) Continuing Series of the Year: The Walking Dead by Robert Kirkman, Charlie Adlard and  Cliff Rathburn (Skybound, Image) Spirit Award for Independent Comics: Jeff Smith (Creator-Owned) Jerry Bails Award: Craig Yoe (Creator-Owned Studio with clients) Shel Dorf Legacy Award: Steve Geppi   The Shel Dorf Awards were bestowed on October 25th at Detroit's Fanfare Convention, and[...]

Some of them are cool nerds, like Jeff Smith is a cool nerd Which is a very weird species in itself But it's so much fun I'm just beside myself. HMS: Out of the people you met at SPX, who are you the biggest groupie about? L: Seth I love We were doing this round table thing,[...]

This year, at the "The Future: Big New Books in Comics Sci-Fi" panel, hosted by Publishers Weekly's Calvin Reid, Jeff Smith (Bone, RASL), Paul Pope (Battling Boy, One Trick Rip Off), and Faith Erin Hicks (Friends With Boys, The Last of Us) drew quite a crowd, many of whom have been obsessively following these creators for years,[...]

 Our Washington DC Correspondent David Dissanayake writes; This weekend at SPX's Jeff Smith spotlight panel, the man of the hour gave a little more detail about his forthcoming webcomic series Tüki Save the Humans. The new webcomic from the creator of Bone and RASL will center on the first homo erectus to migrate away from the cradle[...]

Nikolai Fomich let's us know from the Jeff Smith panel at San Diego Comic Con that we can expect New Bone material by Jeff Smith from Scholastic, all new, all by him. And the Artists Editions of Bone from IDW will also have new material… UPDATED with more: The IDW Artist's Edition will feature great cow race Boneville.com will[...]

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Johnston People understand Hollywood feuds exist, but find it strange similar behaviour might be exhibited in a

Three books out this week, one by Dave Sim, one by Jeff Smith, one by Terry Moore, all huge figures of the self publishing business for decades, and all back to putting out regular black-and-white work, away from their earlier, more famous work. First up, the interdimensional action romp Rasl from Jeff Smith gains a romantic[...]

Last Friday, March the 11th, it was announced that Lionel Wigram had optioned Jeff Smith's sci-fi comic Rasl as a movie from Warner Bros. And eBay noticed Previously to that, the last eBay sale for Rasl related comics was the first three issues for 99 cents at the end of February On the morning of the[...]

I have the Bone One Volume, bought in San Diego years ago, that put me over my weight allowance on the way home. I never thought I'd need another copy of

but isn't getting them yet. Jeff Smith – Rasl will continue until it reaches some 400 pages (12-15 issues), after which, he'll start another project, as well as the intended sequel to his recent Shazam mini-series for DC. Brain Bendis – he's compiling a Fortune And Glory-style series based on his Marvel experiences.  His movies are still[...]