Tag: Dean Haspiel

Today marks the first ever Jewish Comic Con at Congregation Kol Israel in Brooklyn, NY. As a day of celebration of the contribution that...

With the uptick of fan culture leading to the proliferation of comic conventions all across the country, surely the thought of introducing another one...

You've read about Dean Haspiel's moving speech at the Harvey Awards. Now you can watch it and more from the Harvey Awards and Baltimore Comic...

Dean Haspiel gave the keynote speech at the Harveys and although there were a lot of joking catcalls from the audience, his speech had most people stunned by the end. It was a heartfelt tribute to the power of the comics community, while also refelcting the uncertain times that artists have in New York and, really, any community where real estate has soared beyond their reach. With eprmission, here's the entrie text of the speech.

LINE Webtoon's series of theme months continues with July's "Superheroes" launch. The mobile-based comics platform is rolling out several series including the second comic in the New Brooklyn superhero universe, the return of Heroine Chic, and the debut of The Badguys, winner of the Stan Lee/POW! Entertainment Superhero Comics Contest.

We've been reporting various activities by LINE Webtoon, a line of digital comics available via an app for iOS and Google Play. Here's their...

Rolling along with the Fall line-up for comics, here's another September release, Hang Dai Studios has teamed with Alternative Comics to release their fall schedule,...

by Nicky Wheeler-Nicholson Comic con season is upon us. It’s time for lining up, hoping to get that autograph and waiting to get into that...

I'm not the kind of critic that likes to wax poetic about the production of a piece of art.  I believe that, although an...

It's time for our annual look at some of the comics coming out for this weekend's MoCCA Festival, being held this year at Center...

The Fox, with story & line art by Dean Haspiel, script by Mark Waid, and colors by Allen Passalaqua, opens in media res with our titular hero tied up, lamenting his bad luck, and wishing for an ibuprofin. It’s a Spider-Man-like How did I get into this mess? inner monologue that introduces a delightfully self-deprecating superhero who’s already in over his head.

Archie’s The Fox: Freak Magnet mini-series is being reborn as an ongoing comic moving the book from the previous Red Circle line into the...