BEASTS OF BURDEN: THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS is the latest installment of the Eisner-winning series.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 7/10/18: Science says artists don’t want money
Plus what on earth is Kevin Feige saying NOW?
Review: Dorkin and Fish’s BLACKWOOD #1 Sets a Suspenseful Stage
Strong writing and moody art combine in this debut issue of the new supernatural horror miniseries from Dark Horse.
New BEASTS OF BURDEN series by Dorkin and Dewey Coming from Dark Horse
The Wise Dogs take center stage in a new four-issue miniseries.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 12/18/17: C.B. Cebulski issues a new statement
§ Nice art: Dark Horse will release a full collection of Evan Dorkin’s Milk and Cheese comics in May. This is what the 90s were all about, people. Sometimes dairy is a dish best served spoiled. Over the years, Milk and Cheese has proven to be a comic book of idiotic genius from the devilish mind of […]
Exclusive preview: Mobile comics app Stela launches tomorrow with some surprising creators
A few months ago we told you about Stela, a new line of mobile based comics. The companyhas strong comics-makers behind it – editor Jim Gibbons and creative director Ryan Yount, and many talented people signed up to create original content, including Irene Koh, Stuart Moore, Brian Wood, Andrea Mutti and many many more. And it […]
Review: We Are Eltingville
Evan Dorkin brings the tale of four mean-spirited, socially-incapable, pop-culture-obsessives to an end.
PREVIEW: THE ELTINGVILLE CLUB #1 takes on Fake Geek Girls and so much more
Hold on to your pogs. Dark Horse has just released a preview of ELTINGVILLE CLUB #1 by Evan Dorkin the first part of a 2-issue mini series that does for the members of what True Detective episode 8 did for Rust and Marty. And from reading these pages you can see that Dorkin’s satire is […]
On the Scene: Going Too Far? Humor in Comics with Cho, Dorkin, Bagge, Rickard at Heroes Con 2013
Moderator Christopher Irving braced himself for a storm of strong personalities talking about their experiences pushing the boundaries of humor in comics, further complicated by the face that there were a gaggle of young teens in attendance to remind creators to try to put a lid on the almost unavoidable profanity that was bound to […]
On the Scene: WonderCon 2013, Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti Are ‘Interactive’
“I’m sorry I’m late with my book”, Jimmy Palmiotti said rather humbly, opening a “spotlight” panel on March 31st 2013 at WonderCon, and asked the audience if he ought to put on some “background music”. Amanda Conner, his co-spotlighter, and Palmiotti explained, tongue in cheek, that if the panel appeared “random”, months of deep thought […]