Jim Butcher Writing an Original Dresden Files Comic
The Dresden Files comic book has had a couple of homes. Originally it was a Dabble Brothers comic. When the Dabble Brothers operation came unraveled,...
Tom Sniegoski Returns To Comics (And Vampirella)
Tom Sniegoski has been away from comics for awhile. He started out writing Vampirella and other books for Harris (the previous Vampirella publisher), moved...
Andy Diggle To Dynamite, Writing Second Title In New Crime Line
Andy Diggle is now the second creator announced to be taking part in Dynamite's upcoming line of crime comics. Diggle isn't exactly a stranger...
Garth Ennis talks about launching Dynamite’s new Crime Line With “Red Team”
Crime comics are something that are usually popping around in the background of the direct market, but usually only one or two takes hold...
Mark Waid Goes To Dynamite For Green Hornet
Mark Waid’s a pretty in-demand guy right now. He pulled an Eisner for his work on Daredevil over at Marvel. He’s also relaunching Hulk...
A Farewell to The Boys – The Series Wraps Up In November
By Todd Allen
OK, I admit it. That cover graphic of all the super heroes going straight down the toilet cracks me up. It's also...
Garth Ennis Takes "Battlefields" For One Last Ride
By Todd Allen
As you may recall, The Boys is winding down soon. You might be wondering what Garth Ennis is going to be filling...
SDCC 2012: Evil Ernie Returns In October From Dynamite
Back in the 90s, Evil Ernie was hot book for awhile. Brian Pulido and Stephen Hughes had a hot run with the Chaos! Comics imprint, which also featured Lady Death (yes, that was when Bad Girls were at their peak). Dynamite acquired most of the Chaos! intellectual property, back in 2010 (Lady Death is over at Avatar). This looks to be the first book to come out from that IP family.
Alex Ross Paints The Whole Comic As Dynamite Launches a Pulp Crossover Mini
Has it really been 6 years since Alex Ross painted an entire comic? He did do pencils and inks with some computerized painted finishes for a Justice Society/Kingdom Come special edition in '09. Other than that I think it really has been just a page or two here and there since Justice wrapped in '06. Ross is returning to interiors in November for a pulp character (Shadow/Green Hornet / Zoro/ Black Bat / Miss Fury / The Spider) crossover mini-series called Masks from Dynamite in November.
Russ Manning Award Spotlight: Craig Cermak
The Russ Manning Awards Draw Closer. Here's a quick rundown of nominee Craig Cernak
Dynamite's Pulp Revival: Two Months In
A couple months back, Dynamite starting publishing new adventures of two classic pulp magazine heroes: The Shadow and The Spider. Both characters have seen comic adaptions over the years, particularly The Shadow. With a couple month elapsed, its time to step back and see how these characters that predate comic book superheroes (and influenced the creation of Batman) are holding up.
Dynamite Has Their Own "Before Watchmen" Event — DC Didn't Buy _All_ The Charlton...
By Todd Allen
--I learned something new today. Remember how Watchmen started out as a treatment for the Charlton characters DC had purchased? Come to find out out, DC didn't purchase the rights to all the Charlton characters and Dynamite now has the rights to Peter Cannon/Thunderbolt. As in, the prototype for Watchmen's Ozymandias.
