Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/21/16: The King of Comics and getting dragged to cons by...
§ Nice art: David Aja's variant cover for Miracleman: The Silver Age #3
§ Image Publisher Eric Stephenson did the interview rounds this week...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/19/16: the Internet survives its greatest threat
It was a close call...but we made it!
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/18/16: New Suicide Squad posters aren’t what you expected
§ The Suicide Squad movie doesn't come out until August 5th, but it's never too soon to set some squad goals, including individual character...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/14/16: 12 people who read the internet; #7 will shock you
§ Film site One Perfect Shot has a nice piece on Gabriel Hardman's storyboard work—for stuff like Inception, above—he is a very talented fellow...
The All-New, All-Different Marvel Rundown Week 15: Genesis
After 15 weeks, it's time for the end of Secret Wars...what did we think?
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/13/16: Stan Lee’s failing eyesight
§ ART: Norwegian artist Jason drew Bowie doing the laundry. I wrote this on Facebook but to preserve it here, based on my FB...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/11/16: 96 comics artists draw David Bowie
§ If you're like me you're waking up for the first time in a world without either Lemmy or David Bowie to guide us,...
The All-New, All-Different Marvel Rundown Week 14: Strike teams, ladies and mercs…Oh My!
How long does the Marvel Universe stay All-New and All-Different? How long does the Marvel Rundown (in it’s current incarnation) stay viable? The answer...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/7/16: picking up the pace
The news is BACK, baby! The 12 days of Christmas are over, the last crumb of fruitcake has been thrown in the dustbin and...
MATT CHATS: Kelly Williams on the Grind of the Indy Artist
Welcome to MATT CHATS, a weekly interview series that goes live every Tuesday conducted between myself and a creator and/or player in the comic book industry,...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/4/16: They stufffed HOW many people in a comic-con?
Comiket, the world's biggest comics event, shrank a bit at the just concluded winter fest Comiket 89. It only drew 520,000 people over its three day duration, down from 550,000 at Comiket 88 last summer. It's worth noting that this is daily attendance: about 150,000 actual humans actually showed up on day 1, 170,000 on day 2 and 200,000 on day 3. See, even Comiket does turnstile attendance!
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/14/16: Poppin’ Fresh for 2016!
Welcome to the first link round-up of 2016! Good god, it's an exciting moment. I hope you're ready.
