Previews

It's often said that there are few life experiences more painful than when a parent loses a child. Cartoonist and educator, Tom Hart, has...

Looking into Jane Mai's work thus far, spanning from comics and zines to an extremely active advice page on her Tumblr, one can't help...

The X-Men panel has just ended at NYCC, revealing a few bits and pieces, but mostly just going over the basic premise for each...

By Steve Morris As spotted by Jarrod on the CBR forums (hi Jarrod!), a Mike Perkins fight sequence from next week's Astonishing X-Men #55 clearly...

...or at least in the UK. Forbidden Planet has a preview of October & November comics and it includes a pretty amazing line-up of...

    Monkeybrain Comics continues its spot on releases with the upcoming AMELIA COLE AND THE UNKNOWN WORLD #3. As one of the launch titles for...

Among fall's many anticipated releases, INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE: CLAUDIA'S STORY is an interesting twist on the graphic novel anticipation. Although Anne Rice's ...

By Todd Allen Valiant's roll out continues.  If you're familiar with the original, you caught an Eternal Warrior reference in the first issues of Archer and...

Glyn Dillon marks his return to comics with the stunning release of THE NAO OF BROWN, a graphic novel that is shockingly different to his previous work with Vertigo. A sweeping story of a "hafu"(half Japanese and half English) young woman by the name of Nao, Dillon explores her unique form of OCD, one in which she constantly has violent and gruesome fantasies of deaths around. At the core of Nao's self exploration is a search for perfect love, and what she finds is that the real world is as warped and convoluted as her own morbid imaginings.

Apropos of absolutely nothing apart from it just made me laugh, cackle and cough, here are some preview pages for issue #4 of IDW's Popeye...

Top Cow's President Matt Hawkins has gone back to the keyboard as the co-creator and writer of THINK TANK, an ongoing B&W series about a government scientist who starts coming up with some tech that is too hot to handle. The artist is Rahsan Ekedal, who previously drew ECHOES and THE CRAZIES for Top Cow. The book is part of their more experimental Minotaur line, and so far it's a pretty taut thriller. Issue #2 comes out next week. Here's a preview of issue #1.

Revered designer Seymour Chwast has been romping in the graphic novel field of late, with his own versions of The Divine Comedy and The Canterbury Tales. Now he's doing The Odyssey...and here's a sample, in the dread Issu format.