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Shamus buys Toronto Comicon

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Confirming a rumor that was going around this morning, a press release has confirmed that Wizard CEO Gareb Shamus has purchased the Toronto Comicon....

May we recommend: Magic Trixie

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While Marvel and DC are apparently shipping enough comics to choke a rhino today, may we recommend the quality cartooning of Jill Thompson and...

Van Jensen on digital distribution

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OKAY, one more...seems to be the topic of the day! Comics creator/journalist/digital guy Van Jensen has his own thoughts on Longbox. Jensen helped set...

Daryl Cagle’s Reuben Weekend photos

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Over at Hogan's Alley!, Daryl Cagle posts his photos from the Memorial Day mingling of the comic strip tribes known as Reuben Awards...

Looking at Longbox

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Ron Richards at iFanboy takes the most in-depth look yet at Longbox, new software that could become the iTunes for comics. Richards is enthusiastic...

BATMAN AND ROBIN #2 preview

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IGN has a few pages of a BATMAN AND ROBIN #2 preview by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. It's hard to overstate how brilliant...

Uclick launches Eisner Award iPhone app

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This iPhone thing is really catching on. Today's press release involves a free app for checking out the Eisner Award nominees. We totally just...

BOOM! gets Disney, Archaia gets Henson

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It looks like kids' comics licenses are the new hot thing, as two new licenses were revealed yesterday: BOOM! Studios will be picking up...

Longbox goes forth with Top Cow and BOOM!

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Another highlight of the weekend was the public unveiling of Longbox at Heroes Con. What is Lngbox? The short version is iTunes for comic...

News from all over

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With both Heroes Con and Wizard World Philadelphia this weekend, it was a very busy week for news, so here's a quick tour, as...

Quick Wizard World news and notes

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§ DC bought a mock-up, on different paper stock from the finished product, of the eagerly awaited WEDNESDAY COMICS #1. DC wants fans and...

TCAF back in 2010

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Chris Butcher announces that TCAF will be back in 2010, a break from its biennial pace: That’s right, the next Toronto Comic Arts Festival...

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