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Published in 1990, The Sandman #19 by Neil Gaiman, Charles Vess, Steve Oliff, and Todd Klein was the first comic book to win the World Fantasy Award, and its success ended up changing the rules And ahead of Season Two of Sandman on Netflix, it is getting remastered by original colourist Steve Oliff, using digital[...]

Won't Back Down is a graphic novel anthology in aid of Planned Parenthood, edited by Trina Robbins, and including a wide range of contributors, including Lee Marrs, Alison Sampson, Steve Leialoha, Ken Steacy, Barbara Randall Kesel, Yanick Paquette, Signe Wilkinson, Christopher Golden, Marguerite Sauvage, Gene Ha, Carrie Tupper, Todd Klein, Twyla Dawn Weixl, Sabrina Jones,[...]

Black Hammer discovered who is behind the heroes being stuck on the farm, and Abe and Barbalien build their romantic lives. Is it a good read?

It's still been a very interesting and worthwhile experiment, and it's good to get experimental from time to time. To read the previous interviews in this series, you can find them here: Cracking The Tower Of Babel To Make Electricomics – Leah Moore In The Bleeding Cool Interview At Thought Bubble Empowering Creators Through Electricomics – Mitch Jenkins[...]

Williams III, colors by Dave Stewart, letters by Todd Klein, and variant covers by Dave McKean It was certainly likely that Sandman: Overture would make many of the best-of lists of 2014, given the sheer professional virtuosity of the comics creators on the creative team, however, it was far from a foregone conclusion that the comic[...]

What will this "technical toolkit" feature and what will these cutting-edge digital comics look like? The anticipation begins. UPDATE: The Electricomics website "about us" section also added more information today regarding the origin of the idea for the project and the creators who will be working on the platform, adding Nicola Scott, Jose Villarrubia, Colleen Doran, Paul[...]

Williams explained that sometimes the process in creating Overture works in its own layers including input from Gaiman, Williams, Todd Klein and Dave Stewart For instance, after producing the crowd scenes of Sandmen, Gaiman and letterer Klein often went back and added dialogue for them suggested by their appearance Todd Klein, who was in the[...]

The guest list is, in fact, rather massive, ranging from comic legends to current artists and writers, both in mainstream comics and from indie and underground spheres and representing nearly every type of genre, from superhero comics to humor, horror, and autobiography. This craft of comics focus is also reflected in the substantial program of panels[...]

This week there are so many books in such a diversity of genres, that I'm choosing quite a wide range of comics for my reading experience, from fantasy to horror and even an all-ages glimpse into some favorite characters… Much-awaited, much-anticipated, I was naturally going to read Sandman: Overture #2 by Neil Gaiman and JH Williams[...]

Written by Toby Litt and Mark Buckingham, with pencils by Buckingham, inks by Gary Erskine, colors by Lee Loughridge, and letters by Todd Klein, the artwork is still one of the big appeals of the series, conjuring that kind of stark angularity of 70's and 80's horror comics, and even a dash of the children's[...]

Written by Toby Litt and Mark Buckingham, with art by Buckingham, Gary Erskine, Andrew Pepoy, colors by Lee Loughridge, and letters by Todd Klein, the book is a clear indicator of the strengths of a team book of seasoned creators to create a unique vision in tandem The first thing I see when I open[...]

Todd Klein even sets out to surprise with letters, using a typed, computery font, a handwritten diary font, and a typewriter font, for narrative boxes coming from different characters, and that difference is nicely apparent in the narrative "voices" of the characters too, crafted by Toby Litt Appropriately, it's New Year's Eve for our detectives,[...]

Todd Klein has gotten to K on his series of alphabetical prints and where he teamed with artists for each of the previous ten, number eleven is all his Might have to do with the last name of Klein. He blogs about it here,  sells the print here And You can find earlier prints here. [...]

Todd Klein is releasing another print in his Alphabetical line, this time J, with Gene Ha Joyride, inspired by The Chimæra as retold by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Todd runs the story here, displays the print (below) and sells it here You can also find earlier prints here. Todd Klein is releasing another print in his Alphabetical line,[...]

Todd Klein has created a number of prints that enable him to show off his lettering and design abilities, with some of the top comic book writers and artists in the world, including Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman and Alex Ross Each print is also themed with mostly-successive letters of the alphabet And now with Shaun[...]

Todd Klein presents some of his lettering work from the upcoming League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century: 1969 as well as some of the working practices of all parties on the series. So we have script excerpts for the following panels; NOW WE HAVE A SHOT THROUGH MINA'S EYES AS SHE STARTS TO MILDLY EXPERIENCE THE FIRST[...]