Indies

"Dogs and cats, living together!" - that's what immediately popped into my mind yesterday when I read Tony Isabella praising DC on Facebook for...

Here's one of the more offbeat comic debuting at this year's Comic-Con: Brooklyn Gladiator by Dan Fogler, Andrew Harrison and Tom Hodges with a cover by Glenn Fabry will be available in a Con special ashcan edition at booth #1223. The book was kickstarted earlier this year and features a wild storyline that involves, well, everything:

Rounding out our pre-game with a few of the signing schedules not widely spotlighted. SLG/Slave Labor will be occupying a prime slot at the...

By Nick Eskey Jennifer Crute is a native New York City artist, turned comic creator. She began her love for making art at an early...

by Melanie Burke Images courtesy of Northwest Press "It's like an after school special but it’s a good one,” says Adam Pruett of the anti-bullying comics...

For me, COPRA is the one of the few superhero comics that really matter. A few years ago, I was at a point where I had basically...

Outré is a little-known but very well-polished anthology series that releases new issues twice a year, free on their website and for $0.99 on...

Brandon Graham is a maverick. He is most famous for his work on 2009's King City, but has worked in comics since the 1990s, getting his...

Deadline announced today that Universal Television has optioned the rights to Image's Eisner-nominated The Wicked + The Divine.

The showrunners of China, IL sat down with Comics Beat for a quick talk about their show, Hulk Hogan, and the finer ways to curse on network television.

Spring has sprung for the indie comics titles this month, with Orphan Black leading the charge. The first issue sold nearly half a million copies, which is almost more than the combined sales of the top fifty selling indie comics this month. Spawn's 250th issue also spurred a selling frenzy, catapulting the title to the top of the chart - between The Walking Dead and Saga. This month 138 titles hit the top 300 list, which is slightly down from last month's 142. The Orphan Black phenomenon brought sales up 41.6%; 1,969,396 sales in February compared to 1,391,241 in January. This brings the average number of comics sold to 14,271, which is also up from last month's average of 9,867. We'll see how next month fairs without a knock-out hit like Orphan Black.

By Nick Eskey Penelope Bagieu is a French illustrator who over the last ten years has become more involved in making comics and graphic novels. Some of her works include Josephine, Not Bad, White Page, and Stars of the Stars. She also has a comic blog, My Life Is Quite Fascinating, where she portrays everyday life in a humorous light.