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Not so much "he didn't call" as "he was dead for seven months." It's more of a childish response, as in today's Savage Dragon having flashbacks…   That's one of blind happiness and acceptance Real life? Well, that's closer to Invincible on his "back from the dead" revelation to the one who loves them the most… It's not[...]

Shoryuken! Alex + Ada gives us a guide to jailbreaking your sex dolls so they can so things like… well… say no. I'm rather glad Peter Panzerfaust didn't choose to insist on bows and arrows when transferring Red Indians/Native Americans to their Pannish wartime narrative. The questions everyone wants to ask the younger Savage Dragon[...]

I wonder why? And, apparently this comic is called Savage Dragon I wonder why? Anyone for Sushi? Or do you have anything you'd prefer to eat? Have you got any ketchup with that, Zero #1? Seriously, there's just too much cannibalism in comics right now. I hope you weren't being literal there, Jacques Peter Panzerfaust can cope with[...]

Image co-founder and Savage Dragon creator Erik Larsen spent some time sharing his views on cursing in comics on his twitter feed Larsen is known for his strong opinions and speaking his mind Here he brings up the issue that writers have to address a lot… do you use cursing, how much do you use[...]

Old Thanos would have been okay if he hadn't been pushed in a certain direction by a young woman… Savage Dragon tackles racial sensitivities, asking whether language such as this is acceptable when you seem to be fighting a monster such as this; A Fin Fang Fu Manchu? Uber #0 lets reminds us that all war stories need[...]

Let's see if I can get Savage Dragon to do the same for me? SAVAGE MONDAYS   Well, it's certainly something I wondered, but hen I realised if he didn't hate Mondays, how could he sell so many ironically pessimistic greeings cards? FAMILIAR FACES Okay, Lost Vegas #1, I really wasn't thinking that Far too disturbing[...]

So I began to look at telling the story from this perspective – from the asylum seeker in the UK reflecting back on his life from 2006 to the present day in London. THRILLY IN PHILLY Locust Moon Comics launches a comics festival in West Philadephia for the 16th of December with an impressive guest list. SAVAGE CELEBRATION Erik[...]

This cover is a shining example of why Amanda Conner is such a spectacular artist, and can do no wrong in my opinion.   Savage Dragon #181 by Erik Larsen Space: the final frontier These are the voyages of the starship Dragon Its continuing mission: to beat up bad guys on strange new worlds, to seek out new[...]

For those who think Saga is just too much like Love Actually. Savage Dragon reprises the Mars Attacks days with an alien invasion that brings all sorts of people vaguely connected to the Dragon-verse, and owned by other creators, to the fore It' a visible sign to those who say that if creators owned their creations,[...]

Freakshow are to release a series of comic book-based skateboard decks, starting with Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon, under the name Longbox Edition. Freakshow's Jim Sprandel, behind the line,  was the only intern at Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti's Event Comics back in the day. They will be made available signed and unsigned. Freakshow are to release a[...]

Also check out the comic book details in the background, some manner of Ultraverse made out of Image characters, and two copyright-busting characters from Erik Larsen, Herakles and Daredevil. And Daredevil also appears in Erik Larsen's other book out this week, Savage Dragon #179 Do we have any proof that Daredevil is no cream puff? Well, Marvel's[...]

By arranging to give a free copy of Erik Larsen's double sized Savage Dragon #75 to everyone with a Graphic.Ly login. I'm off to go and get mine now.   Sometimes it seems it's all ComiXology, ComiXology, ComiXology. Well, Micah Balwin of Graphic.Ly has seen to it that people remember there are other digital comic book readers/distributors out[...]

It staggers me that Savage Dragon is going at issue 176, a real time superhero comic book that can be anything and everything its creator, Erik Larsen wants it to be, satire, broad action adventure, superhero, slapstick, existential treatise on the nature of reality, you name it Oh and they replaced the lead character with[...]

As befits her prescence in the industry, she was able to lean on one of two folks to lend a hand. Which is how we got these warring Savage Dragon sketches on eBay, one by Erik Larsen, the other by Chris Giarrusso. Erik's is winning So far. Chris Image Comics employee Branwyn Bigglestone has been raising money[...]

Savage Dragon vs Osama Bin Laden Erik Larsen tells USA Today that; "Radiation is the cure-all You get some of that stuff and life is good In the real world, you get diarrhea and your hair falls out But in comics — boom! — you're brought right back to life," Bleeding Cool told you that this[...]

With copies of the Savage Dragon #145 Wondercon variant featuring Barack Obama taking down Osama Bin Laden settling down at around $75 (when they were selling for a dollar the week previousl), there's one non-CGC copy up at $179.50 with days (and bids) to go Why the excitement over that particular copy? Because it's the one[...]

From Savage Dragon #145 by Erik Larsen, from Image Comics. Speculator Watch, anyone? Say, I wonder if we'll get a Bluewater biographical comic. From Savage Dragon #145 by Erik Larsen, from Image Comics. Speculator Watch, anyone? Say, I wonder if we'll get a Bluewater biographical comic. From Savage Dragon #145 by Erik Larsen, from Image Comics. Speculator Watch, anyone? Say, I[...]

Savage Dragon, by Erik Larsen, one of the longest running comic books on the stands, costs $3.50. But when it went day-and-date digital last week, they discovered that Apple abhors a 50 cent piece, and only allows a 99c piece So the book would have to be $1.99, $2.99 or $3.99 Erik Larsen decided that $2.99 or[...]

Mark my words, there's an alternate reality where Paul Grist is the biggest name in comics, because his stuff is that good. Actually, you know what, I'm going to add one more, because I just read the latest issue of Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon, and it's just so damn cool People[...]

Savage Dragon creator Erik Larsen has been visiting the John Byrne Board Just that very piece of news had me itching to start CTRL-C-CTRL-V-ing. I love both guys work Angel and Savage Dragon are on the top of my pull list And each has been known for making outrageous and outrageously entertaining statements throughout their career,[...]