SDCC’16: Batman The Telltale Series let’s play shows you how to be your Batman
In a week full of special events, one took place at the Hard Rock which you might have missed out on. Telltale Games converted...
Rokudenashiko events in New York
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"Good for nothing" manko artist Rokudenashiko was the hit of TCAF and she's in New York for a series of events. Tonights talk is...
Valiant gets into the splashy announcement game with #VALIANTSUMMIT 2016
The game for comics news announcements has been seriously upped in recent years, with Image Expo and the DC Rebirth live streaming, Marvel press...
Azzarello, Bisley, and beer combine for Alpha King event
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...
To do May 19th: Preacher Screening at the 92nd Street Y with Ennis, Rogen,...
The Preacher tv show debuts on May 22nd on AMC. Now THAT'S a sentence I though I would never ever type, but it's really...
Comic artists on canvas: POW! art show in Brooklyn
Looking for something to do in New York City on this grey Saturday? How about a little cultured comic artist appreciation?
Meet tomorrow’s future comics superstars April 29th at SVA’s Fresh Meat
Fresh Meat is the School of Visual Art's annual in-house comics fair and it's a place where many a comics star has been spotted in nascent...
To do: Roz Chast’s chuckle-filled exhibit at the Museum of the CIty of New...
Well this is pretty cool, and has flown mostly under the radar of my usual comics sites: Roz Chast has an exhibit up at the Museum of the City of New York. It runs from April 14th until October 9th, so you have plenty of time to go see it...and you should. Best known for her 2014 award winning 2014 memoir Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?, Chast's droll cartoons capture urban foibles of dread, fatalism and UES (upper East Side, to non New Yorkers) neuroses with a levity that barely masks how deep they cut. One of the exhibits mentions that one of her biggest influences was Charles Addams, and it easy to see how Addams' loose penwork and gallery of characters informs her work. She also shifted his emphasis on the lugubrious and horrific to internal anxieties over health, parental guidance, mid-life crises and geographic uncertainty.
C2E2 Diamond Retailer Breakfast: Valiant to introduce major new female character and more...
Announcements from Diamond, Marvel, Action Lab, and Valiant Comics at the C2E2 Diamond Retailers Breakfast, including Civil War 2: Amazing Spider-Man #1, 300,000 in sales for Black Panther #1, and a major new female character for Valiant.
To do this weekend, NYC: Guido Crepax at the Scott Eder Gallery
Italian comics maestro Guide Crepax is getting what I'm willing to bet is his first ever US art exhibit this weekend at the Scott Eder Gallery in Dumbo.
DINK is coming to Denver and it’s got the DINKie awards
Denver is getting its very own acronymed CAF now: DINK (Denver Independent Comic & Art Expo); it's organized by artist/podcaster/Denver Comic Con co-founder Charlie LaGreca. This...
Stan Lee and Frank Miller sitting around talking
Frank Miller was in LA this weekend to talk about Batman and the BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS 30th Anniversary Edition, At a signing...
