SDCC’13: Heidi’s Monday Podcast with Noelle Stevenson, Stephen Robson and Terry Nantier
Live from San Diego Comic-Con, it's More To Come! Heidi and Calvin Reid's podcast from Publishers Weekly Comics World brings you special coverage from...
SDCC’13: Heidi’s Sunday Podcast with Fantagraphics, Rick Geary and more.
Live from San Diego Comic-Con, it's More To Come! Heidi's podcast from Publishers Weekly Comics World brings you special coverage from San Diego Comic...
FIRST LOOK: The Human Fly debuts at Comic-Con
The Human Fly is back. Who is the Human Fly, you ask? Well, he was the star of a 70s Marvel Comic, which was...
Indie Month-to-Month Sales May 2013: My Little Star Wars
By Paul Mellerick
Walking Dead, Star Wars and My Little Pony are joined by JMS’ Ten Grand and the new Regular Show title near the...
Lion Forge to publish Miami Vice, Punky Brewster and more
Lion Forge is a newish comics publisher that had an impressive and eye catching display at C2E2—I haven't seen any of their comics because...
Action Labs picks up Hernandez’s The Garlicks
The Garlicks by Lea Hernandez got a lot of attention when it was on Kickstarter and then Indiegogo. The all-ages vampire tale was unquestionably...
Henry and Glenn #1 sells 71,000 copies — to celebrate, here’s a preview of...
Tom Neely's HENRY & GLENN FOREVER is a reinvention—totally fictional—of two rock icons combined with some razor sharp cartooning and the result is a...
How did you like your CAKE?
This past weekend saw the Chicago Alternative Comics Expo roll out, a much anticipated foray into the CAF circuit for one of the biggest...
24 Hours of Webcomics: SCHMUCK
SCHMUCK is the brain-child of pop culture man about town and award-winning photographer Seth Kushner. He sets out to tell a semi-autobiographical story in...
REVIEW: Black Mask Studios Hits the Ground Running with TWELVE REASONS TO DIE
Black Mask Studios is the ambitiously game-changing publishing company founded to bring out OCCUPY COMICS and much more, headed by Matt Pizzolo (GODKILLER, HALO-8),...
Indie Month-to-Month Sales March 2013
While Walking Dead and Saga lead the chart again, the big story this month is Jonathan Hickman’s East of West, blowing expectations out of the water with a strong debut. There aren’t that many new titles this month, although Image have four strong debuts, headed up by the infuriating Sex (you’ll see). Elsewhere it’s largely a month of consolidation, with many titles holding within a few percentage points of last month’s sales.
PREVIEW REVIEW: Shipwrecked with BREAKERS
It’s a strange guide to a mysterious treasure, this tome launching April 25th at Desert Island (eerily appropriate venue name!) from So What? Press,...
