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Rucka and Lark have been one of my favorite pairings ever since the Half a Life arc in Gotham Central, and their work has...

      On whether there's still "magic" in comics: CASEY: Oh, hell yes. There's still plenty of magic... just on different levels than there used to be....

  Somewhere in the world it's Friday afternoon, and someone somewhere may be counting the minutes to a happy hour brew. To get you in...

At this year's Image Expo one of the most buzzworthy announcements was the Creators for Creators Grant, and submissions have just opened up and...

Artist Kaare Kyle Andrews achieved a monumental accomplishment in the space of comics in 2014, he wrote, drew, and colored 12 issues of Iron Fist:...

Whatever happened to the movie based on Officer Downe that the Slipknot guy was directing? Well, it's having its world premiere in June.

During an  IGN interview with Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman some new details regarding season three of the popular Telltale Games series based on his comics were...

Artist Leslie Hung posted a portion of the cover to the first issue of SNOTGIRL on Instagram this morning. The first issue of the series, which is written by Bryan Lee O'Malley, will be announced in Previews next month with a July pub date.

Held the day before Emerald City Comic Con, Image took their Image Expo on the road to The Showbox in Seattle for all the creator announcements of upcoming projects. The location was unique and perfect when you consider the many independent and up and coming bands that rolled through The Showbox in the past—plus how long Image has been associated with independent. The Showbox offered a sexy venue with lighting, chandeliers, and was already decorated for Image's Spring Formal later in the evening. Image Expo would offer many highlights and it was interesting to see when the audience connected most with the presentations during the day.

Well that was a heck of a day for Image Expo. The return of the Batgirl of Burnside team with motorcycles, and of the award-winning Azzarello/Risso team with Moonshine were big, but the appearance of Karen Berger brought down Twitter, and I'm sure, the house in Seattle. Berger is a genuine comics legend, and while editing one book is just a smallish thing, just having her back on deck feels right somehow. It's worth noting that SURGEON X, the book she's editing, written by Sara Kenney, is funded by a grant from Society Award from Wellcome Trust; perhaps the charitable nature of the project helped lure her to the Image Expo stage.

Come on, you know how the story goes. You put on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.  You cue up The Wizard of Oz. To your...

Image Expo is kicking off with a stirring speech by Eric Stephenson. We'll social media it along for you   https://twitter.com/Comics212/status/717764720745254913 https://twitter.com/mannerminded/status/717766817070977024 https://twitter.com/technogreek/status/717769920008704001 https://twitter.com/friedpiecomics/status/717776999679287296 https://twitter.com/FoxForce5News/status/717770936204664832 First book to be announced: GLITTERBOMB...