p craig russell Archives

Jack Kirby, Siya Oum, Bryan K Vaughan, Klaus Janson, Chip Zdarsky, Will Eisner, Phil Jimenezm Mike Deodato, Matt Fraction, Bart Sears, Mike Mayhew, Tony Moore,  Aaron McGruder, Al Williamson, Albert Uderzio, Mobius, Alex Raymonf, Alex Rodd, Alex Toth, Angus McKie, Brian Bolland, Brian Stelfreeze, Bruce Timm, Charls Burns, Chris Ware, Daniel Clowes, Dave Gibbons, Dave[...]

Up at Heritage Auctions is, quite frankly, an incredible piece of original artwork celebrating the History of the DC Universe by those who made it. At the

Dark Horse Comics has a thirty-year history in comics and manga, and along with that comes a great back catalog of fantastic comics. Here are my favorites

Welcome to the pretty-much-mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. A run around the day before and the day ahead. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail

A couple weeks ago, Wayne Alan Harold held a fire sale on P. Craig Russell’s Salome And Other Stories Fine Art Edition. I bought one then for $50, and

Ainsel goes with Wednesday for a meeting in Las Vegas. Back in Lakeside, Ainsel tries to get used to life in the town. Does it make for a good read?

Dark Horse has sent us seven exclusive preview pages for American Gods: My Ainsel #3 from Neil Gaiman, P. Craig Russell, and Scott Hampton. Read them here!

The Blu-Ray and DVD edition of DC's Batman and Harley Quinn animated film has more going for it than a sex scene between Nightwing and Harley Quinn. One

DC's next animated movie may be taking a trip back to the past! According to some leaked art from the back of the DVD box for the Batman and Harley Quinn

Winner of numerous awards, Jones passed recently in 2011, so we take a moment to remember her life and art. Ray Flook brings up Philip Craig Russell, a classic artist with a long history of working on numerous elements of comic creation: I discovered Philip Craig Russell's work in 1987…and interestingly enough, it was through his inking of Mike[...]

So the panel started the way all panels should start, with cookies being passed out to the audience because it was Chris Ryall's birthday.

About a year ago I read American Gods for the first time. Or rather I listened to it, unabridged full-cast audio recording. I remember the opening very

Entertainment Weekly just broke the news, and it looks like the NYCC-week announcements are hitting hard early in the week this year.  Dark Horse will

My first introduction to Michael Moorcok's character of Elric came when Marvel published Elric the Dreaming City as the second Marvel Graphic Novel back

A campaign has been launched on Indiegogo to help P. Craig Russell restore his original hand-colored art for The Dreaming City, an adaptation of the first

You may remember some time back, Bleeding Cool alerted you to the fact that P. Craig Russell was embarking on a major Sketchbook Archives project,

Posted by Travis Ellison... this History Of The DC Universe image used to appear in the DC Comics lobby, outside the elevators. I think I briefly saw it

By Rich Johnston and Hannah Means-Shannon Following on from last year's "Best" lists to create a Bleeding Cool tradition, Rich Johnston and Hannah

how many have you read? The Terrible and Wonderful Reasons Why I Run Long Distances by Matthew Inman Can't We Talk about Something More Pleasant?: A Memoir by Roz Chast Saga Deluxe Edition Volume 1 HC by Bryan K Vaughan and Fiona Staples Seconds: A Graphic Novel by Bryan O'Malley Batman: A Visual History by Mattew K Manning The Graveyard Book Graphic Novel: Volume 2 by Neil[...]

P. Craig Russell has moved through five volumes of graphic storytelling instructional video projects that are going to produce an entire generation of

I’ve experienced a modicum of debate in my time over the role of adaptations into the comics medium from prose novels, film, or TV properties and even

P Craig Russell has adapted Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book as a graphic novel But not even he knows everything to expect, as he opens his comp copy of the first volume and compares it to his original notes… [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54Qhhji-Qdw[/youtube] P Craig Russell has adapted Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book as a graphic novel[...]

When we go to comic cons, we usually post swag shots, but Christmas often blesses us with plenty of geek delight, too. Inspired by seeing comics people

And a boy, of which this is all he knows. It's being adapted in two parts by P Craig Russell who is laying out the books, with the help of a few friends And so we get a few advance pages to pore over One from Scott Hampton… Another from Kevin Nowlan. And another from Galen Showman. [...]