UPDATED: IDW acquires Top Shelf, from Alan Moore to Zander Cannon
Well, bam, 2015 is off to a rousing start, with news breaking this morning that San Diego's IDW has acquired Atlanta/PDX's Top Shelf, with Top Shelf's Chris Staros to remain as Editor in Chief, while partner Brett Warnock retires from comics to run a food and nature blog. Top Shelf will remain as a separate line at IDW, while Leigh Walton, Chris Ross and Zac Boone will all stay on at the new imprint.
Diamond Is Shipping Marvel, Image and IDW Monthlies to Books A Million
Remember how Marvel pulled out of the newsstand market several months ago? Well, they're back. After a fashion. And they've brought Image and IDW...
The IDW Discovery Sale is a Hidden Gem Amongst a Slew of Discounts
By: Alexander Jones
We just reported on a huge Boxing Day sale across Comixology, but there is one $9.99 collection to rule them all (aside...
Don Rosa’s Life and Time of Scrooge McDuck gets Artist’s Edition from IDW
An oversize artist's edition of Don Rosa's devoutly worshipped The Life and Time of Scrooge McDuck?
You'll have to wait until April, true believers.
Rosa's epic...
IDW to collect Simonon’s Star Slammers
The other day we mentioned a bunch of reprints coming out from Dover, several of them from the long ago era when Marvel published...
IDW announces Thompson and Campbell on Jem and the Holograms
Beloved 80s cartoon icons Jem and the Holograms are coming back big time, with a Honda ad (below), a movie in the works for...
IDW to publish print version of D4ve with new Fiona Staples cover
Ryan Ferrier and Valentin Ramon's D4ve, a Monkeybrian digital original about a middle aged robot who yearns for one last battle, is coming to print from IDW in February, with a new cover by Fiona Staples. Nice, eh? PR below:
Thrillbent teams with IDW for print collections
The Thrillbent digital comics imprint created by Mark Waid and John Rogers is coming to print from IDW, home to many a comics imprint. Starting next year, IDW will bring out print collection of Thrillbent titles, starting with Empire Volume Two and Insufferable,
“I love print comics,” said Waid in a statement. “While we have always proudly been digital-first, print was always in Thrillbent’s business plan--but for a start-up company like ours, it was cost-prohibitive. Once we proved our commitment to ongoing content--Thrillbent currently hosts literally hundreds of new comics, with more added every week--we were courted by several print publishers looking to partner. IDW was the clear choice--its track record for i
Interview: Michael McDermott on Cooking His “Imaginary Drugs”
I was lucky enough to come across the Kickstarter for indy anthology Imaginary Drugs earlier this year. I received my PDF copy a few months ago...
NYCC’14: IDW Brings Chris Carter’s Other Show to Comics
By David Nieves
IDW dropped a new title on X-Files fans today. Chris Carter's other show Millennium will be coming to IDW in comics form....
NYCC’14: IDW Adds Spider-Man
By David Nieves
IDW is no stranger to licensing properties from games to cartoons, but now the publisher is adding The Amazing Spider-Man to that...
THE OCTOBER FACTION #1: Review
The Skeletons Outside The Closet Can Be The Most Dangerous
By David Nieves
Steve Niles has made a hell of a living in the horror genre....


















