Rising stars: Tillie Walden is a name you’re going to hear a lot more...
You know how you hear a name or a word for the first time and then suddenly that name or word is everywhere? Well that name is Tillie Walden, a student from Austin, TX, currently a student at the Center for Cartoon Studies in VT, who is poised to be one of the hottest cartoonists of 2016, after an already spectacular 2015. (Word on the street is that she may have even been part of the inspiration for this infamous comic.) Walden is barely 20 years old (she was born in 1996)and already has amazing drawing chops and solid storytelling—she has several short comics posted on her site that you can read in their entirety. Broken Frontier just named her their Breakout Talent of 2015 and if this is the first time you're hearing about her, it's probably not the last.
Ego the Living Planet, Ready For Your Closeup?
Geek.com has an exclusive rumor:
Sources close to both Geek.com and production on the film have told us that a fan favorite from the comic...
The Marvel Rundown: Captain Marvel and Silver Surfer Protect the 616 Universe
Last week, it happened. Marvel finally ended the event that kicked off their line-wide All-New All-Different relaunch when they released Secret Wars #9. We had...
Preview: American Monster #1 by Brian Azzarello and Joan Doe
Aftershock Comcis is rolling out a lot more series, and this week it's American Mnosters #1 by the team of Brian Azzarello and Juan Doe. The book is billed as the story of a disfigured veteran who returns home and must deal with the effects of his service.
New Suicide Squad trailer set to Queen debuts
http://youtu.be/CmRih_VtVAs
DC debuted a new trailer for August's Suicide Squad film on their Promo special tonight and set it to "Bohemian Rhapsody" because everything goes...
Seeley and King Leave Grayson for “something big and cool”
Surprise! DC announced that writers Tim Seeley (Hack/Slash) and Tom King (The Vision) have stepped off of the writing duties for Grayson. April's issue...
Comics Detective: Todd Klein has nearly solved that big DC Comics Christmas party photo...
Just before Christmas, I ran a picture tweeted by DC Comics of the 1945 DC Christmas party, with many figures from comics history—from artist Joe Kubert to publisher Harry Donenfeld —in the room. The photo conveyed a palpable sense of the past brought to life, the clinking of glasses, the laughter of women, the camaraderie of the still young industry. And now Letterer/historian Todd Klein has identified as many of the people in the photo as possible.
Alex de Campi shows you how to letter and teases Mayday
Renaissance woman Alex De Campi is not only a writer and director...she also letters her own comics and now she's shown you how you...
DC announces Free Comic Book Day offerings
DC's Free Comic Book Day books have just been annoucned and they are pretty crafty: DC SUper HEro Girls and Suicide Squad. The former...
Movie Justice League unites in new promo with the Flash and Cyborg
Ahead of tonight's Dawn of the Justice league special, WB/DC has released a promo piece with the WHOLE Justice League together (minus Green Lantern)....
Are we seeing the twilight of the “Big Two”?
We've been keeping an eye on threats of eroding comics sales that may spell trouble ahead for the comics industry, and it isn't just...
DC Returns to ’90s Concept BLOODLINES with a New Mini from Krul and Marion
Towards the past few days, news has been sparse regarding the publishing news line-up for DC, Now we're starting to see lots of news...














