With Logan ruling the box office, take a look back at three of the all time classic X-Men comics, all available for free on ComiXology.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 11/2/16: J. Scott Campbell rethinks Riri and redeems himself
Riri Redux pic.twitter.com/nKHvZ1G8uB — J. Scott Campbell (@JScottCampbell) November 2, 2016 § Nice art: In what he billed on FB as a “rethink”, artist J. Scott Campbell tweeted the above image of Riri Williams, the new Ironheart in Invincible Iron Man. Campbell drew heavy criticism after he drew a variant cover for IIM #1 showed […]
Jupiter’s Legacy has a big screen future
Following Chrononauts, another Millar adaptation has been optioned
Review: Jupiter Adds To The Legacy Of Millar & Quitely
The 10-month gap between issues might be deterrent for anyone who’s been following this series since issue one. However there’s enough in issue five to justify the wait. If we scored books this one would come in damn near perfect.
Must read: Nathan Fairbairn on coloring Pax Americana
Wow speaking of comics crafts, coloring is definitely one of the key components of today’s comics golden age, yet one of the least understood, and Nathan Fairbairn presents a fascinating process post on how he colored Pax Americana, which has art by Frank Quitely. Among the insights—because Quitely’s coloring on his highly detailed art is […]
NYCC ’14: Frank Quitely on Visual Process and Cyclical Influence
by Zachary Clemente On the extremely busy Saturday of this past weekend’s New York Comic-Con, I had the sublime honor of interviewing Frank Quitely (pen name for Scottish artist Vincent Deighan) about his visual narrative process, the cycle of artistic influence, and his once and future work. This was a wild treat for me as Quitely stands […]
Tainted Love: DC goes crotch first with The Art of Frank Quitely
The good news is that the Frank Quitely art book is finally coming out! It’s called Graphic Ink: The DC Comics Art of Frank Quitely
Advance Review: Jupiter’s Legacy #1 – A Brave New World
An intriguing beginning, containing a single panel that is worth the cover price alone. Laura Sneddonhttp://www.comicbookgrrrl.com
TRIP CITY at One Year: From Seth Kushner’s Male Uterus
TRIP CITY at one year old is quite a verbal-visual-aural beast containing over 600 items of content including comics, podcasts, essays, stories, poems, and all points in between. Where does a massively productive digital arts salon go from here? This anniversary week, co-founders Chris Miskiewicz and Jeffrey Burandt have talked to us about their digital […]
MorrisonCon revelations: Wenlock and Mandeville are Archons
Apparently Jon Sung, aka Flickr’s Ferocious J, had uncovered that the London Olympics mascots were actually the villains from Grant Morrison’s Invisibles several years ago, but it took until MorrisonCon for the world to find out. On that basis alone, the show was a success. While our MorrisonCon correspondents are sleeping off their opium binges, […]