Last week we gave you a glimpse at the covers and a two-page spread for Dark Circle's upcoming The Fox #5 Now that it is hitting shops this week, we've gotten a few more interior pages for the Mark Waid / Dean Haspiel issue that wraps up the Fox Hunt story arc.
The FOX HUNT reaches its cataclysmic[...]
The Fox returns in Fox Hunt #5 for this arc's final issue from Dark Circle at Archie, written by Mark Waid and Dean Haspiel, and drawn by Dean Haspiel with colors by Allen Passalaqua and letters by Rachel Deering I was mighty impressed with the visual experimentation in Fox Hunt #4 and am looking forward[...]
In this series written with Mark Waid, colored by Allen Passalaqua, and lettered by Rachel Deering, the Silver Age inspired hero, the Fox, takes on some of his deadliest foes, but it's all intensely psychological when it comes to one's own doom.Dark Circle describe this issue thus:
The FOX has been punched, thrown, stabbed, crushed, shot[...]
In stores this week from Dark Circle, the superhero imprint form Archie Comics, comes the third issue of the Dean Haspiel and Mark Waid on-going series The Fox.
Fox Hunt, Part 3—The Devil You Know: Just as The Fox was through being a superhero, his son was putting the final touches on a gift for his[...]
Chapter 3 of The Fox: Fox Hunt is nearly here, arriving on June 10th next week, and aptly titled "The Devil You Know", written by Mark Waid and Dean Haspiel with art by Haspiel and colors by Allen Passalaqua, with letters by Rachel Deering You can check out my reviews of the previous issues here[...]
What does that do to us or for us? Does it set us free, or does the thought turn things toxic for us? Unusually for a Silver Age homage superhero comic, The Fox: Fox Hunt #1 poses these questions Mark Waid and Dean Haspiel do this in an artful, poetic way, and the development you'll[...]
Dark Circle has released these preview pages for their new on-going series The Fox #1 After the success of the last miniseries, Dean Haspiel and Mark Waid are back for a new storyline called Fox Hunt.
Emmy Award winning writer/artist Dean Haspiel (Billy Dogma, HBO's Bored to Death) is once again united with Eisner award-winning writer Mark[...]
What could you come up with that was more extreme than something that might appear in the Dark Horse series Grindhouse? Well, you can't really--you just might find out they were already planning a similar story, like Dean Haspiel (The Fox and Fox Hunt with Mark Waid from Archie/Black Circle) did when he was asked[...]
By Alyssa PakDean Haspiel is an Eisner nominated artist best known for his collaborations with Harvey Pekar on the American Splendor series and on The Quitter graphic novel, as well as winning an Emmy Award in 2010 for his design work on HBO's Bored To Death. He is currently working for Archie Comics on The[...]
Think the imaginative live-wire feel of The Fox meets magic-realism narrative to bring a music hero to comics life It illustrates, as many are aware, the natural relationship that exists between comics and music, and the way in which our music heroes are our superheroes in another guise.Check out Haspiel's process artwork and candid shots[...]
The packed out panel for Dark Circle Comics at Archie barely afforded me room to creep in at the back, and things started off with beautiful cover art for The Shield.Joining the panel were Dean Haspiel, Alex Segura, Mike Pellerito, Paul Kaminski, Paul Wendig, Duane Swierczynski.Alex Segura said, "I'd really like to think we've made[...]
Along with the announcement they released the following promo image by Francesco Francavilla.Here's the first three titles from Dark Circle Comics:THE BLACK HOOD is a gritty, noir crime thriller written by Duane Swierczynski with artwork by Michael Gaydos presenting the Black Hood as an urban vigilante.THE SHIELD features a new and different incarnation of the classic character[...]
It's very refreshing to see him taking on Wonder Woman in similar fashion, and of course his silver-age homage comic The Fox with Red Circle/Archie Comics clarifies his ability to transform visual comic traditions into something bracingly new and meaningful He's also been reviving that silver age feel in recent issues of Fantastic Four for[...]
The readings happen at 7:30".Tuesday, August 19thComic Book Club Live will be hosting Dean Haspiel (The Fox, Fantastic Four) as a special guest this week at Fontana Bar at 105 Eldridge Street in New York at 7PM.They say:
"We're very excited to announce that Dean Haspiel will be our guest on Comic Book Club this week! [...]
And yet, there's an unmistakeable accent here in Switch to Kill for those who are familiar with Haspiel's Billy Dogma comics, or even The Fox from Red Circle Comics with Mark Waid Haspiel's so immersed in comics production that he'll be prying himself away from drawing for the Original Sin storyline of The Fantastic Four just[...]
Beginning with the Shield created in 1939 for Pep Comics, The Black Hood and The Wizard, were relaunched in the sixties following DC Comics superhero revival, introducing The Fly and The Jaguar, before forming the Mighty Crusaders, before being consolidated as the Red Circle line in the eighties.DC Comics licensed the line as Impact Comics[...]
We got quite the treasure-trove of first look images from Red Circle Comic's The Fox #5 this week including covers by Dean Haspiel, Howard Chaykin and Alex Toth Plus we see that comic writer extraordinaire J.M DeMatteis has come on board to write just in time for the last issue Hannah Means-Shannon also reviewed the[...]
By Natalie Kim[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDXLSHEyUdk[/youtube] It's a Draw with Natalie Kim returns this week chatting and drawing with Emmy Award-winning cartoonist Dean Haspiel, artist on Red Circle's The Fox, on Harvey Pekar's The Quitter, and on The Alcoholic with Jonathan Ames Their "two word suggestion" from viewers is "pineapple monster"[...]
In some ways I was dreading reading The Fox #5 from Red Circle/Archie Comics, because it meant the end of the arc, and possibly the end of this incarnation of the hero known as the Fox that has been so startling, and inspired me with a great deal of hope about the future of alternative[...]
And that is why his readers will keep reading too.The Fox is back with its 4th issue of 5 from Red Circle/Archie Comics, written by Dean Haspiel and Mark Waid, with full art by Haspiel as silver-age-revival hero The Fox swings deeper into his strange hero-journey John Workman does an excellent silver-age modern mash-up in[...]
