Publishers

It seems there are still a few stories that haven't been told in the Marvel Universe, and one of them is the tale of...

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about a sale at SLG Publishing and pointed out thatit had been a pioneering publsiher in reaching...

Monkeybrian co-publisher Alison Baker has been one of the smart people in and around comics for a while, and now IDW has done something...

Craig Yoe's Yoe Books imprint at IDW has been a repository of some delightful cartooning, like Dick Briefer's Frankenstein and Christmas Comics and the...

Keeping up with comics is ridiculously expensive if you want to keep up with a number of titles that come out every month. Not...

You know the first time I saw the Guardians of the Galaxy footage with the Blue Swede ooga-chuckkas it was so fresh and amazing....

Frank Miller's stylishly brutal Sin City is coming back with a new film this Summer, and so are the Sin City toys, as Dark H

The entire comics industry wants to go humble! Humble Bundle that is! Yet another publisher has signed up for this service which allows readers...

Thanks to the success of his TWO Star Wars series—"Goodnight Darth Vader" has been on the bestseller list for weeks, and his Jedi Academy...

By Matt O'Keefe Jim Zub has been on a tear since Skullkickers debuted in 2010. In four years he's gone on to establish himself as writer...

Every year seems to bring an eagerly awaited, long brewing graphic novel by an industry master -- and in 2015 that book looks to be Scott McCloud's The Sculptor, which has been in the works for years and years. It's currently slated to be released in February, and USA Today has the first look at the cover as well as some chat from McCloud on the subject matter:

I've been hearing a lot of conspiracy theories of late about DC, and some of them involve their participation/royalties system. In addition for quite a while, people have been complaining about the fact that colorists aren't eligible for royalties—and neither are digital-first comics. But that is changing. I understand a letter has just gone out to DC creative folks announcing a complete overhaul of the DC royalty system. For the first time colorists will be eligible for royalties and will get cover credit. And digital first will also be eligible for royalties. Little things like direct deposit and electronic vouchering will also be available.