Tag: garth ennis

Convention season is still rolling on, and New Jersey is getting a full-service con on November 21-22 with the New Jersey Comic Expo and they've just announced a special guests in the form of Garth Ennis. Ennis rarely does conventions so this is a good chance to hear him talk about Preacher, The Boys and his new project which is called, unexpectedly, A Train Called Love. And from the cover, above you can see this will be something very unusual, bunnies included.

Titan Comics is coming across the pond and bringing a robust series of panels and signings to NYCC 2015. Read on to get the scoop on how you can meet the writers and artists behind your favorite Titan titles.

We've got the lowdown on the new high-flying WWII series from Preacher scribe Garth Ennis out November 4th.

Keith Burns is an artist out of the UK that keeps an extremely low profile, at least on the Internet. He’s an artist you should...

What a Dynamite day.  The comics publisher previously announced that they'll be opening a branch office in New York's flatiron district and that they'll...

Writer: Garth Ennis Artist: John McCrea Colorist: John Kalisz Letterer: Pat Brosseau The greatest superheroes of all time, unseen since the end of the hit series HITMAN, have returned for the greatest...

Part I: Steve Moore, River of Ghosts, The Show, and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is here. Now read on... PÓM: Actually, funnily enough, talking about...

The PReacher pilot is HAPPENING. I never believed this day would come. Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon's scabrous, epic take on religion, armageddon and personal honor is still violent and shocking. But it's happening.

How many stories start like this? I was having a pint with editor Nick Lowe, and he suggested putting the Phantom Eagle up against dinosaurs. Thankfully...

Now that the outrage-o-tron has moved from torture to movie casting, here is a round-up of reactions to the "Torture Cover" post the other day. Actually I don't even need to write anything, as the Outhouse already summed it up with CROSSED TORTURE VARIANT CONTROVERSY SPARKS SURPRISINGLY CIVIL DEBATE ON INTERNET. It's true. No one was blackballed, castigated or petitioned. The effects and provenance of disturbing material were widely debated, but it was generally decided by everyone involved that those who like it can like it, those who want to throw up can move right over to the toilet.

This has only just been picked up online by fans - and subsequently by me - but in an interview on ComiXology's podcast 'The...

C2E2 has invaded Chicago and we're liveblogging the "Making Comics the Avatar Way" panel, which should be kicking off momentarily.  Get ready to start...