The Fox Archives

Things just got kicked up a notch on Hinterkind, and the fun and games, for now, are being vastly overshadowed by bigger universal themes about cultures in competition, and some of the very scary outcomes of intolerance. The Fox, from Red Circle Comics/Archie, also sold out in its first issue, and it's time to jump into[...]

Ranging from unexpurgated folk and religious stories to modern treatises on historical, scientific and theological subjects, titles include "Before the White Man Came," "The Course Of Your Research," "Obey Signals,"  "The Death Of The Hen," "Deuteronomy" and "The Tide Waits For No Man." Wednesday December 4th After the incredibly successful, sell-out launch of Archie and Red Circle's[...]

Here is what you can find in the latest Previews from Archie Comics including more of the hit series The Fox with the conclusion of Freak Magnet storyline and Archie's Rocking World Tour. THE FOX #5 The fantastically-foxy finale IS HERE in Freak Magnet pt 5: "Future's End"! Emmy Award winning writer/artist Dean Haspiel (Billy Dogma, HBO's Bored[...]

From major DC titles to Marvel domination, and now, wide-ranging genre work like pulp-noir on Green Hornet from Dynamite and silver-age homage on The Fox from Red Circle Comics, Waid continues to push the boundaries of the familiar Lately, his characters are often less than superheroic, displaying deep flaws and self-reflective tendencies while they attempt[...]

The Fox represents, for me, the widest playground yet offered to the silver age sensibilities of Dean Haspiel's clear-line dynamism, and from what I've seen of what's coming for The Fox on the drawing board, the book is going to get so much weirder and more celebratory of comics than anyone can currently imagine Now[...]

So I was very curious when I got a link to the first issue of the new Red Circle Comics series The Fox by Dean Haspiel and Mark Waid I eagerly scrolled through the pages (can't flip page on a PDF file) and thought I'd share my feelings about it without any spoilers. Being that this[...]

I was flabbergasted. The New Crusaders and The Fox Preview from Red Circle Comics (a division of Archie Comics) Red Circle Comics had a sizable presence at NYCC with a panel all their own, but The New Crusaders, which I had been hearing about for awhile, are pretty helpful to understanding the soon to be launched series[...]

Dean Haspiel (Billy Dogma, The Fox), longtime indie and mainstream comics storyteller, spoke with a childhood friend about superheroes today over at Dan Greenfield's 13th Dimension, and as usual, Haspiel has no problem putting a fine point on the goals and conventions of superhero comics When the body count piled up in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, he[...]

Haspiel, as a rule, doesn't sell original art but has donated an "artist rejected" original cover for issue #4 of his upcoming Red Circle series with Mark Waid, The Fox, to support the Kickstarter The cover art measures 11"x17".   Dare2Draw also held free portfolio reviews with a wide-range of stellar creators at their booth, #D-11 in[...]

His line-up included Dean Haspiel (The Fox), Ryan Jampole (Sonic and MegaMan), Jamal Peppers (Sonic and MegaMan), and Mike Cavallaro (MegaMan). Kaminski started off by showing a pretty killer trailer for the new Haspiel/Mark Waid series The Fox, a hipster homage to silver age comics with plenty of psychedelic flair, full of some pretty sweet action[...]

321 views and two thumbs up in eleven days for this trailer for Mark Waid and Dean Haspiel's revival of The Fox for Archie Comics? That's clearly not enough… come on Little Bleeders, lets get that number up a little, it looks great! [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJTpa4EA7Pc[/youtube] And a preview of the first issue below… [...]

Several soon-to-be-released series like Afterlife with Archie and The Fox suggest that Archie Comics doesn't shy away from shifting its public image these days into more challenging realms, but the secret to their success seems to be building on longstanding good ideas rather than radical departures that might lose core readership. In the Archie Comics[...]