Moving forward with digital was the theme of today's ICv2 Comics and Digital conference, which kicked off New York Comic Con with an afternoon of panels and idea sharing. And for those who are moving, they are doing so with zeal and purpose. As opposed to previous such industry gatherings, where digital was timidly referring to in veiled terms, left the Gods of Tradition strike the heretics dead, almost all of today's speakers are living in a world where digital is already a part of their revenue stream. It made for a lively day of engaged attendees.
Continue ReadingAlthough it's been a long, hard convention season, enthusiasm for the New York Comic-Con which kicks off tomorrow is running HIGH, especially among our European comics friends, who can't afford San Diego prices any more, but find New York's Fall Saver Fares just right. It's hard to find a better time in New York than early October -- crisp air, falling leaves, a certain "buzz" in the air....it's a good time. In case you are wondering what to do or where to go, we'll direct you to the hard work that others have done.
Continue ReadingMostly via Twitter, here's a roundup of who's where and signing when . NOTE: We'll be updating this for the next day or so. New entries are marked with a *.
Continue ReadingWhile looking up New York Comic Con schedules, we found the above Batman commission by Paolo Rivera, who has worked almost exclusively for Marvel. But in the comments he notes he would love to draw Batman "some day"...hint hint hint.
Continue ReadingLerner Graphic Universe line hasn't got much industry attention but it's putting out some fun books by talented creators for the younger set, Check out that they have to offer.
Continue ReadingDark Horse has a battalion of signings and creators and two exclusives: a limited edition Hawaiian Print Domo and a limited printing Xerxes Lithograph! Get 'em while you can!
Continue ReadingShare this link on Facebook!Tweet Inaki Miranda’s amazing work on TRIBES has gotten a lot of attention, and he’ll be at the show. details below. The creators of the widescreen sci-fi epic TRIBES: The Dog Years, both writer Michael Geszel and all the way from Spain, artist Inaki Miranda, will be signing at the IDW Booth [...]
Continue ReadingTop Shelf has the usual gang of outstanding creators plus Japanese illustrator/manga-ka Akino Kondoh!
Continue ReadingAbrams ComicArts, an imprint of ABRAMS, returns to New York Comic Con to showcase the 2010 line up of high-quality comics related titles.
Continue ReadingPodcast favorite Indie Spinner Rack (Booth #425) will have the Awesome Anthologies and more but also a wide array of indie talent whom will be signing, selling their books and sketches as well. PLUS the big Rock Comic-Con party on Saturday night.
Continue ReadingWe haven't been covering a lot of the media stuff at New York Comic Con but we'll make an exception for Ben 10 because a) it was created by the underrated gang at Man of Action and b) it is doing a cool 10-10-10 promotion, and what better way to celebrate this special day?
Continue ReadingWow, this is going to be a VERY crowded schedule! There are a ton of things to do throughout New York Comic-Con and no matter what you choose, you're sure to get a little cultural edification, whether it's comics of Kirby Krackle. There are so many events and parties we had to slit this into two. We'll have Saturday's line-up later on.
Continue ReadingVia PR, Arcana, publisher of such titles as Banzai Girl and Gearhead, has acquired a bunch of characters from the library of Devils Due Publishing, including Mercy Sparx, Defex and Breakdown. DDP has been floundering of late, with late payment to creators, problems with Diamond and a reduced or nonexistent publishing schedule. The titles sold represent most of the original IP developed at the company by publisher/owner Josh Blaylock. Devils Due's most successful original series, hack/slash moved to Image in March; most of their other recent publications were licensed -- Spartacus -- or parody -- Barack the Barbarian.
Continue ReadingShare this link on Facebook!Tweet Please come see Inverna Lockpez and I read an exclusive excerpt from our new graphic novel, CUBA: MY REVOLUTION [published by Vertigo], at Book Court on Wednesday, October 6th at 7pm sharp, located at 163 Court Street [between Pacific and Dean], Brooklyn, NY.
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