SDCC ’14: Tula Lotay on Supreme, Thought Bubble, and Career
by Zachary Clemente
Tula Lotay (aka Lisa Wood) is a comic artist hailing from the UK. Her work includes Elephantmen, Bodies, and the new Image book Supreme: Blue Rose with...
SDCC ’14: Michael Cho on ‘Shoplifter’ – Influence of Advertisement & Social Media
by Zachary Clemente
Michael Cho is an illustrator, cartoonist, and writer currently residing in Toronto. He has worked with Marvel, DC, and others. His graphic...
The Beat Podcasts! – SDCC ’14 Day 5: Chuck Palahniuk
Live from San Diego Comic Con, it’s More To Come! Publishers Weekly’s podcast of comics news, interviews and discussion with Calvin Reid, Kate Fitzsimons...
The Beat Podcasts! – SDCC ’14 Day 3: Jennifer Stuller & Brave New World
Live from San Diego Comic Con, it’s More To Come! Publishers Weekly’s podcast of comics news, interviews and discussion with Calvin Reid, Kate Fitzsimons...
The Beat Podcasts! – SDCC ’14 Day 2: Don Rosa, Eleanor Davis, Lucy Knisley...
Live from San Diego Comic Con, it’s More To Come! Publishers Weekly’s podcast of comics news, interviews and discussion with Calvin Reid, Kate Fitzsimons...
The Beat Podcasts! – SDCC ’14 Day 1: Eric Powell & Richard Starkings
Live from San Diego Comic Con, it's More To Come! Publishers Weekly's podcast of comics news, interviews and discussion with Calvin Reid, Kate...
Suffragette Lady: An Interview with Kate Charlesworth
On International Workers' Day, the 1st of May, Jonathan Cape published Sally Heathcote, Suffragette, the second graphic novel written by Mary Talbot, a semi-fictionalised...
Media Royalties: Not so fast, Alan Brennert
On Tuesday we posted writer Alan Brennert's pique over not getting equity participation for the character Barbara Kent Gordon, who will appear as Jim...
Interview: Wait, What? Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester?!
150 episodes in, and the Wait, What? podcast is undertaking a huge shift. No, it's not relaunching, although it is spinning off in a...
Trouble in GOTHAM: Writer Alan Brennert says WB is stiffing him over $45 an...
Alan Brennert is a well-established DC Bronze age writer who was one of the first to cross over between comics and TV in the...
Interview: The Whole Creative Team for ‘And Then Emily Was Gone’!
Who even is Emily and where did she go? Those are the first two questions that spring into the mind when reading 'And Then...
DC resets royalty system; colorists and digital now eligible
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.
