Tim Yates Archives

There will be a new issue of the fantasy pirate comic by Tim Yates, Anne Bonnie, #6, debuting Wednesday and at the convention from Space Cadets Collection in Texas. There will also be a trade of the first six issues of the series available (currently featured in Previews p 272), the cover of which we can[...]

Anne Bonnie has come up on its 5th issue, with a 6th coming on October 7th ahead of New York Comic Con, and soon the trade collection will be available, but you can also buy a combo pack of issues #1-5 from publisher Blue Juice Comics. We've been keeping you up to date on this comic[...]

One of Bleeding Cool's favorite indie comics series, Anne Bonnie is returning on June 10th for its 4th issue, written and illustrated by Tim Yates! The fifth issue is slated for early September, a sixth issue in early October Anne Bonnie is published by Blue Juice Comics, where you can also find previous issues. Tim Yates[...]

We've been following the trajectory of Blue Juice's Anne Bonnie comic here at Bleeding Cool for some time, as the first venture of Kubert School graduate Tim Yates into full art duties on top of his other projects as a colorist, and the comic has had a wide reception, selling out in each issue Yates[...]

It started with some wistful sketching at comic cons for artist Tim Yates as he hoped to branch out from his coloring work after graduating from the Kubert School When he brought the first issue to print with fledgling Blue Juice Comics as a creator-owned project, he didn't really know what to expect, but lightning[...]

Plenty of pirate goodness awaits in new comic Anne Bonnie from Blue Juice Comics, and they've kindly provided Bleeding Cool with this preview, as well as the reminder that you can get your print copy in its first available location at MegaCon in Florida this weekend, booth #635. Anne Bonnie springs from the full-color imagination of[...]

At New York Comic Con in 2012, I struck up a conversation with Tim Yates, who I recognized from a previous discussion about the Kubert School some months before I knew he was a graduate of the school, and was interested in where his career path was taking him He was engaged in plenty of[...]