SDCC ’15: The Horde Descends Upon Hall H; Line for Friday Panels Already Begun
The first day of SDCC hasn't even begun yet and there's already a line for Friday's Hall H panels. According to SDCC's policies, wristbands for...
Dynamite Gathers Some Cool Cats for Grumpy Cat Comic Series
Most memes are like flavors of the week. They create a stir, and then suddenly disappear, lost to the annals of the Wayback Machine....
Betty Boop Comes Back to Comics After 20 Years
When I was kid, my mom bought so much Betty Boop stuff. Betty Boop mugs. Betty Boop plates. I couldn't take a step without seeing the little...
Chuck Dixon and Andres Ponce Bring Frankenstein Back to Life
Things are getting spoopy up in here.
This October, writer Chuck Dixon teams up with artist Andres Ponce to bring Frankenstein: Storm Surge to life. The...
Dynamite Announces MMA-Based Action Series “Cage Hero”
This November, Dynamite in conjunction with Surge Licensing Inc as well as MMA managers Ian Parker and Mark Mastrandrea, will bring MMA to comic...
Will Eisner’s Jungle Queen Sheena Teams up with Tarzan for the First Time, Fulfilling...
Today, Dynamite announced that they've acquired the rights to Will Eisner's Sheena, Queen of the Jungle and plan to team her up with her historical inspiration...
Rick Remender and Jonathan Wayshak Present Devolution, a Sci-Fi Grindhouse Where Everything Goes Wrong
Recently, it seems as though Rick Remender can do no wrong. Fresh off his announcement that he's taking a break from Marvel Comics writing...
Grant Morrison Named Editor of Heavy Metal
Crazy comics mastermind Grant Morrison is at it again. Now that he's finished his run on DC's Multiversity, Morrison is turning his sights away from tights...
Dark Horse signs “first-look” deal with Universal Cable Productions
Just a few months after signing Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick to a television production deal, Universal continues to link up with comic...
Sean Murphy drops truth bombs on Comics’ ongoing money problems and more
In the debut issue of Sktchd.com's Off Panel podcast interview series, David Harper sat down with Sean Gordon Murphy, prolific illustrator of titles including The Wake and Hellblazer: City of Angels. Recently, he collaborated with Mark Millar on Chrononauts, a time-hopping action miniseries that was optioned for a movie deal before the release of its first issue. While Murphy is known as one of the most talented artists in comics, he's also one of the most brutally honest, and this podcast is full of truth bombs about the harsh realities of working in comics.
SDCC ’15: Dynamite Announces Two Panels and Exclusives; Variants of Will Eisner’s THE SPIRIT...
If you missed it, earlier today Dynamite made the following big announcements:
They're opening an office in Manhattan
They're partnering with Atari to reprint Atari Force and...
Garth Ennis Injects Passion Into his Violence in New Dynamite Series, A Train Called...
What a Dynamite day. The comics publisher previously announced that they'll be opening a branch office in New York's flatiron district and that they'll...
