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Jeffrey Brown's The Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Fun from Marvel Comics and Chronicle Books, to be published on the 18th of April next year, has had a print run set for 50,000 copies. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 100%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ "Jeffrey[...]

Jeffrey Brown began his comic book career as an alternative comic book creator, working on slice-of-life and autobiographical comics such as Clumsy and Unlikely, about his own loss of virginity, as well as indie superhero parodies such as Bighead and Transformers parody Incredible Change-Bots. In 2012, everything changed as he was hired to tell Star Wars comedy comics[...]

The project includes pin-ups from contributors such as Adventure Time storyboard artist Derek Ballard, The New Yorker's Roz Chast, The Book of Life director and painter Jorge Guiterrez, comic artist Kelley Jones, and Sam & Max creator Steve Purcell, as well as comic strips by cartoonist Jeffrey Brown, Cat Farris, Dean Haspiel, Erica Henderson, Shin[...]

Check out cartoonist Jeffrey Brown's sketch cover on IDW's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #50 below, where he illustrates a tiny Raphael with a pair of sai almost as big as his body Brown has made a name with media franchises such as Star Wars However, he has also cut his teeth on personal indie comics about love[...]

They've got Scott Snyder, but no mention of Josh Williamson, Tom King, James Tynion IV, Jorge Jimenez, Sean Gordon Murphy or Greg Capullo this time around… they just make the place look untidy after all. Fewer Comic Creators, More TV/Film/Gaming/Toy Stars At DC Fandome So here's the full list: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, JJ Abrams, Steve Agee, Melissa Benoist,[...]

Jeffrey Brown has found a brand new children's audience in recent years, both for his Star Wars comics and his Lucy and Andy Neanderthal comics, and it's the latter that is being promoted on May the 4th for Free Comic Book Day, FCBD 2019 LUCY & ANDY NEANDERTHAL BIG & BOULDER RANDOM HOUSE BOOKS YOUNG READERS (W) Jeffrey[...]

Over the past few weeks we've seen some amazing designs and collaborations come out, and they just keep delivering! Their newest line — Mickey Art — is simply stunning. UNIQLO has invited six acclaimed artists and illustrators – Kevin Lyons, Mike Mills, Geoff McFetridge, James Jarvis, Yu Nagaba, Jeffrey Brown – to reinterpret the famous character[...]

Unlike previous years, the CBLDF do not have an official publication in the fifty Free Comic Book Day selections for next year. However, they will have a comic available that day, with the same deal as the silver titles, as part of educational offerings from Diamond. It features an as-of-yet unpublished preview of the next volume of[...]

I'm actually here to talk about my current campaign: Jeffrey Brown's Incredible Change-Bots. For those of you who haven't read Change-Bots (though I'm sure ALL of you have, right? If not, get on it now They're great!), it's Jeffrey's riff on the 1980s transforming robots craze that rocked American kids I was one of those Transformers[...]

Hell, Colt Noble and the Megalords, Roberto Fantasma, Nameless, Officer Downe, Clumsy, , the Wretch, Mythic, BroBots, Molly Danger, Hamster Rage and… Jeffrey Brown. And as you can see, Hellboy and Savage Dragon crossover rather literally together… 3D Cowboy's Cosmic Convict Challenge(rs) features an epic space prison battle between all of their own characters and several other very[...]

Kudos in particular to the two staff members who worked the Stan Lee and Jeffrey Brown signings, respectively, for realizing that "non-loitering loitering" is a smart practice in creating unofficial "wait areas" to avoid last-minute stampedes. Honestly, does anyone really think a Lee signing would require a line formed only an hour before the signing? NYCC[...]

This is a gorgeous and compelling comic that will engage and challenge kids and adults alike. Star Wars: Jedi Academy If you read this column last week, you know I'm a big fan of Jeffrey Brown's work I talked about Darth Vader and Son and this time I'm pleased to talk about Star Wars: Jedi Academy, a[...]

This is the cover for Jeffrey Brown's fourth Star Wars kids book, Goodnight Darth Vader, popular with kids and, well, pretty damn popular with their parents as well Jedi Academy was a triumph. The book will be made available in advance at San Diego Comic Con this year and I know I'll be tasked with bringing[...]

Jeffrey Brown has crafted vignettes here that are funny and obnoxiously tender I'm at an age where I have a lot of friends with little children and Darth Vader and Son is the perfect book for parents You can read several vignettes before being interrupted by the kids and Oh My God, did I express[...]

I'll be there. And I'll also pop by Orbital Comics before for a signing and guided exhibition by Emma Rios, for Pretty Deadly. TOMORROW: Orbital Comics have Frank Barbiere and Lauren Affe from Five Ghosts signs at 4pm, and then afterwards at Gosh Comics… THURSDAY: Jeffrey Brown signs at Gosh Comics, with a talk with Marc Ellerby and Brown will[...]

Jeffrey Brown has made a small trade of late in writing kids books set in and around the universe of Star Wars, often silly strange juxtapositions, such as Darth Vader And Son, with the Darth Vader we know having to raise a toddler Luke Skywalker., with it's follow up Vader's Little Princess doing the same[...]

At booth number 568 at C2E2, Threadless are selling a new comic book T-shirt line to follow previous examples. Written and designed by Jeffrey Brown with artwork across a series of shirts by Jeff Lemire, Anders Nilsen, and Paul Hornschemeier, they are on sale at C2E2 first, with online sales starting next week. "Space-Time!" began as a[...]

Special guests include Jeffrey Brown , Anne Elizabeth Moore, Lucy Knisley, Laura Park, Julia Wertz, Nate Powell, and Jeremy Tinder, among others In addition to the exhibiting artists and publishers posted, still more are promised. Inspired by events like Portland's Stumptown Comics Fest and the Toronto Comics Arts Festival, CAKE is a curated event, focusing on[...]

In an interview with Ryan North with Newsarama about the upcoming Boom! comic based on the surreal kids Cartoon Network series Adventure Time, North confirms that a number of indie creators will be contributing short stories and covers, in their own specific styles. And they will include Jeffery Brown, Emily Carroll, Scott C., Lucy Knisley and[...]