REVIEW: An End For Amethyst
With Amethyst 8 comes the end of the series, from Christy Marx and Aaron Lopresti. Bringing back Amethyst was another experimental move from DC,...
Interview: Rob Liefeld talks Brigade and Kickstarter
Rob Liefeld took a short break from comics after his departure from DC. Now he's back with some familiar faces in a brand new...
Did Yahoo just destroy the future of comics by buying Tumblr?
And just like that, Yahoo head Marissa Mayer become the most important person in comics.
As you may have heard, Yahoo is planning to buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion, a move that aims to make the recently moribund internet giant a bit more relevant to the social media world.
Happy Birthday, Laura Sneddon!
Hey everybody! It's Laura Sneddon's flippin' well birthday innit!
Snedds, as I'm fairly certain she would hate for me to call her, is one year...
Comics Alliance seems to be coming back!
A post entitled ; ) and equipped with a classic Dark Knight sequence on coming back to life would seem to suggest that...
Poisoned Chalice Part 14: Back to Marvelman
In Prince of Stories, towards the end of the chapter on Neil Gaiman’s involvement with Miracleman, there are two paragraphs that say,
According to Gaiman,...
James Robinson bids farewell to DC
Writer James Robinson announced his departure from Earth 2 with issue #16 on Twitter— and added that it meant he would no longer be...
Growing pains hitting many indie comics shows
Even indie comics are getting to be, if not big business, then extremely popular. More popular than a street fair, even. The last two...
Gerber and Rosa get the Finger Award
The winners of the Bill Finger Award for 2013 have been announced and they are Steve Gerber and Don Rosa. The award was created...
If The Rock wants to be Luke Cage, are YOU going to tell him...
The Rock's been making suggestions on Twitter again.
Thank U @marvel President Kevin Feige for the nod. I'll be ready. #RockAsCage #HeroForHire bit.ly/11EJTft twitter.com/TheRock/status…
— Dwayne...
Fangrabs aims to be the Netflix for comics
Fangrabs is a comics rental site. You pick up the books in your queue have them mailed to you, you read em and mail em back. Just like Netflix. They have over 6,500 titles to choose from, including manga, Walking Dead, DC, Marvel. etc. Several plans are available, including $15 for two books a month and unlimited plans starting at $20 a month.
“A Contract With God” goes on display at Scott Eder Gallery
Brooklyn's Scott Eder Gallery has announced an impressive show for next month devoted to art, sketches and other drawings from Will Eisner's A Contract...
