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Image Expo is coming back, but unlike last year's which functioned as a roll-up to San Diego Comic-Con, this one returns to Image's home...

Writer: Brian Buccellato Penciller: Toni Infante Publisher: Image Comics From New York Times Best Selling writer BRIAN BUCCELLATO and artist TONI INFANTE comes a psychological horror story...

Welcome to MATT CHATS, where I (Matt) talk to a person of interest in the comic book industry every Tuesday at 4:30 PM Eastern....

On the questionably damp morning of the last day of ECCC '15, I caught up with Image creator Nate Simpson in a small breakfast place called The Crumpet Shop in Downtown Seattle's world famous Pike Place market to talk about the second issue of Nonplayer, close enough to taste. The conversation spans his interest in narrative art, AI, and a discussion on creating comics in an rapidly gestating environment. Simpson is known for his work on Nonplayer, the first issue of which came out a few years ago. He lives in Seattle with his wife and young child and while he's not working on game art, he wakes up at 3AM daily to turn out comics pages.

Writer: Chip Zdarsky Artist: Kagan McLeod Color Assist: Becka Kinzie Editing: Thomas K Production: Drew Gill Kaptara is a wild card for Image Comics right now. Chip Zdarsky is...

Looks like something of a shakeup is underway at Image, as Director of Business Development Ron Richards has also departed the company following Jennifer DeGuzman's exit last week. Richards—formerly a mainstay at the website/podcast iFanboy and the co-organizer of Morrison Con— wrote about it in a post at Medium:

Stray Bullets creator David Lapham talks to us about what goes into making a good crime story, and it isn't always crime.

Following Chrononauts, another Millar adaptation has been optioned

Jennifer de Guzman, Director of Trade Book Sales at Image, has left the company according to her Facebook page. De Guzman left her post...

Welcome to the weekly feature MATT CHATS. I've been doing regular interviews for awhile now, but now they have a name! Every Tuesday I...

Margaret Atwood is one of the great literary figures of our times, as the award-winning author of The Handmaid's Tale, The Penelopiad, Onyx and Crake, mixing science fiction, social commentary and huamnist themes. She's also a dabbling cartoonist, as these doodles from the road show.

With movies and TV shows based on comics unavoidable no matter where you turn, I've often wondered why there aren't more indie movies based on indie comics. Part of the reason is that it's just so darned hard to fund any indie movie any more. But it does happen. And if you had reminded me that Officer Downe, the one shot comic by Joe Casey and Chris Burnham was being actually made, with Slipnot's main clown Shawn Crahan directing, I would have said "oh yeah, April Fools." Not because it isn't good source material but it sounds so darned unlikely. <