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Alice Darrow is making her debut in a satirical miniseries that follow some unconventional heroes fighting against an all-male world.

Geof Darrow discusses Shaolin Cowboy: Cruel to Be Kin and his long history in the comic book industry.

The penultimate issue of Geof Darrow's latest Shaolin Cowboy series is due out from Dark Horse this week.

Get your first look at the third issue of the seven issue series, today at Comics Beat!

More gun-toting animals, martial arts, and American waste than you can shake a fist at.

The July-shipping issue of the series features covers from Darrow, Stan Sakai, and Steve Skroce.

Geof Darrow popped up on twitter to announce a new Shaolin Cowboy series and his first NFT, and Twitter was unhappy about the latter.

While nerdlebrity comics lines are common now—from Shia LaBeouf to DMC—a pioneer in this regard and still one of the best in terms of quality is Burlyman Comics, which is owned by the Wachowskis, the directing siblings behind The Matrix, the much beloved Speed Racer and the upcoming Jupiter Ascending. The company has been around for about a decade and launched about a decade ago with Doc Frankenstein by the Wachowskis and Matrix storyboard artist Steve Scroce, and Shaolin Cowboy by the all around genius Geof Darrow. Burlyman put out 7 issues of Shaolin Cowboy before fading away—the seriesfollow the  adventures of a nameless Shaolin and his mule in an apocalyptic American West—a concept that seems maybe too simple until you know that Darrow is drawing it with all his hallucinogenic detail. The tagline "A buddy picture with a body count" explains it all.

Live from San Diego Comic Con, it’s More To Come! Publishers Weekly’s podcast of comics news, interviews and discussion with Calvin Reid, Kate Fitzsimons and The Beat’s own Heidi MacDonald. In part four of More...

A news byte from C2E2: Dark Horse Presents, the long running anthology, will be back in a slimmer format but with some added content heft, including a new "Big Guy & Rusty" story by...