The series is now fully a part of the Image family
COPRA heads to Image in May with new printings of Rounds 1 through 5
Michel Fiffe’s one-man masterpiece finds a new home
Bergen Street Comics Press Says Goodbye to Copra and Revenger
Is the comic book publisher closing up shop?
Zack Soto and François Vigneault have created their own Netflix show for Nick Fury and it’s awesome
You won’t believe who shows up.
Michel Fiffe to revive Rob Liefeld’s Bloodstrike
Don't rub the blood. Drown in it. pic.twitter.com/8cJRLixiUI — Michel Fiffe (@MichelFiffe) October 11, 2017 Or so this tweet would indicate. Bloodstrike was one of the original teams from Liefeld’s Image line-up, and featured a group of operatives who were resurrected from the dead to fight crime for the US government. It was resurrected […]
A year of free comic – Copra #1 by Michel Fiffe
I love Copra, I found the first compendium while browsing in Toronto’s excellent shop The Beguiling years ago and you could tell pretty quickly this was special. So many things contribute to this, the art of course, the colours, the way Fiffe construct action sequences, how he explores his own interests as an artist, how […]
The Beat Gift Guide Part 1: For the Indie Admirer
The holiday gifting time is here and the Beat crew stands ready with some suggestions for the comics lover, comics curious or even comics oblivious – there’s something for everyone out there.
The Beat’s Best Comics of 2015
The Comics Beat’s staff votes on the best Comic Books and Graphic Novels of the year.
HeroesCon Interview with Michel Fiffe Part 2: The Possibility of Digital, Comparisons to Cerebus, and What’s to Come in COPRA
Continuing on from our first entry this past Friday, here is the second part of my HeroesCon interview with Michel Fiffe, creator of the self-published and much lauded action-adventure comic, COPRA. It’s funny, the way I discovered your work actually came through a friend of mine at first, as a word of mouth sort […]
HeroesCon Interview with Michel Fiffe Part 1: The Challenges/Merits of Self-Publishing and the Appeal of the Analogy
For me, COPRA is the one of the few superhero comics that really matter. A few years ago, I was at a point where I had basically given up on everything produced within the arena of the “Big Two”. Sure, I enjoyed the occasional Grant Morrison comic when they would rear their head, but for the most part I […]