24 Hours of Halloween Special: The Gargoyles Halloween Comics (1996)
A very special never before seen masterpiece of a comic from 1996 written by ...THE BEAT!!!
24 Hours of Halloween: Andrea Tsurumi
Andrea Tsurumi is a regular here at 24 Hours of Halloween, and here's her holiday card for 2013which references a certain movie cliche. ...
24 Hours of Halloween: Richard Sala’s Spooky Halloween Series
What would Halloween be without Richard Sala, one of the greatest of all spooky cartoonists? Sala's books include Delphine, The hidden, Cat Burglar Black,...
24 Hours of Halloween: Mike Maihack’s Batgirl/Supergirl
Mike Maihack (Cleopatra in Space) is someone I consider one of the progenitors of the "cutecore" movement in comics. I know I'm the only...
24 Hours of Halloween: Samhain Night
Peggy Wolohan von Burkleo sent me along a link to her manga-style webcomic Samhain Night, which she describes as "a dark modern Celtic faerietale...
24 Hours of Halloween: Brian Moore’s Little Pointy Teeth
Brian Moore's Halloween offering is "Little Pointy Teeth," a rather surprising take on...well you'll find out.
24 Hours of Halloween Elaine Will’s 9-headed cat
Via Look Straight Ahead
Elaine M. Will is the Xeric Award-winning cartoonist of the mental illness drama Look Straight Ahead. More here.
24 Hours of Halloween: SNL’s Horror Movie by Wes Anderson
Here's a SNL spoof of how quirky twee director Wes Anderson might make a suspense movie, starring Edward Norton and narrated by Alec...
24 Hours of Halloween: Jillian Tamaki’s Have a Sexy Little Halloween
Reprinting a Holiday Classic!
INTERVIEW: Entering the Digital World of Tapastic
Digital comics have been growing at a tremendous rate over the past years, with initiatives like Thrillbent gaining prominence on top of individual projects...
Photo Gallery: Mermaids, Lions and Snowtroopers at the Detroit Fanfare
Detroit FanFare, which was held this past weekend, was the first show this year that I spent mostly behind a table, being a dutiful guest of the show. It was a welcome change from the usual running around and helping Ben McCool work his table meant I got to see comic-con culture from a new viewpoint. And I learned some things.
31 Days of Halloween: Brian Miller’s “The Ghostly Rider of Sleepy Hollow”
Brian Miller is best known for his brilliant hues as part of the HiFi coloring studio, but he's also an illustrator, and the seasonally appropriate illo above will be on display at an art show at Ltd. Art Gallery in Seattle, WA. Their "A Picture's Worth a Thousand Words" show opens November 8th and is located at 307 E. Pike St. in Seattle, WA 98122.
