Tag: fiona staples
SAGA comic creators announce series’ length, new compendium
With a massive compendium of Saga #1 - #54 due in October, can the return of new issues be far behind?
Want More CRITICAL ROLE? Dark Horse Comics Has You Covered
Let's keep exploring Exandria, Critters!
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 10/25/18: Getting scarier
§ Nice Art: The Cool Comic Art twitter was spotlighting some Swamp Things in the spirit of the season and I was partial to...
By Its Cover #12: What Comic Covers Can Learn From Nintendo
PLUS: The best cover designs this week!
By Its Cover #7: Spider-Man’s Tangled Web Of Variant Covers
Amazing Spider-Man #800 practically shipped with 800 covers. How many is too many?
By Its Cover #5: We Believe In Textless Covers (Part 4) – Textless Goes...
This is the third season in a column that judges a book by its cover. Catch up on the current season, or view the complete archive.
We've...
By Its Cover #2: We Believe In Textless Covers
This is the third season of a column that judges a book by its cover. Catch up on the current season here, or view...
You’ll lose your mind over these Saga Funko Pops!
This winter, all your wildest dreams are coming true, when Funko releases a line of Saga Pop! vinyl figures, coming from Skybound.
Saga is the...
Image Comics Month-to Month Sales November 2015: The Saga Continues
by David Carter
Greetings, sales charts fans! It's time once again to look at Image Comics's sales figures.
Just a reminder that I'm not doing this...
Nice Art: Archie #2 Preview: A Burger for Little Jughead
The first issue of Archie rang triumphant in the comic book space with the creative team of Fiona Staples and Mark Waid delivering something...
IDW to publish print version of D4ve with new Fiona Staples cover
Ryan Ferrier and Valentin Ramon's D4ve, a Monkeybrian digital original about a middle aged robot who yearns for one last battle, is coming to print from IDW in February, with a new cover by Fiona Staples. Nice, eh? PR below:
NC Comicon expands with Kung Fu Panda short premiere, comics guests
The NC Comicon will be held this year November 15-16 in Durham, NC. I've attended the last two years and to be blunt, it's a blast: a comics focused show in a great setting with lots of artists and enthusiastic fans. The show is expanding this year with more animation screenings—including the US premiere of a Kung Fa Panda short— as part of the second ComiQuest Film Fest. But there are also a ton of great comics artists including Fiona Staples, Sean Murphy, Bob Fingerman and John Paul Leon. John Barrowman provides nerdlebrity appeal. The show is run by retailer Alan Gill and artist Tommy Lee Edwards, and they put the effort in to make this a well rounded event.
