Tag: Neil Gaiman
SDCC’13: The Sandman 25th Anniversary Panel
By Nicholas Eskey
Almost 25 years ago, a comic book that really didn't look, read, or follow the other hero laden stories that were more...
SDCC’13 in Photos: Fast Cars, Cosplay, Grant Morrison and Puppy Dogs
It's all happening at SDCC this year, and Megan Byrd has been on hand to document it all for us. Here's some more photos...
SDCC13: Watchtower Thursday
Okay... here's a sampling of what's been being fed through the newswires today from the Comic-Carnival in San Diego...
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Man of Action Studios partners remember...
Flip Me, Dave McKean’s Returned to Sandman
Neil Gaiman and JH William III's prelude series Sandman: The Overture is likely going to be a very big presence over the next few...
Neil Gaiman movie watch: new Sequart documentary and horrific Sandman movies of the past
The good news is that Neil Gaiman will be the subject of the new Sequart documentary, in the spirit of Grant Morrison: Talking with...
Stripped Book Fest Line-Up Announced
The Edinburgh Book Festival, held annually in Scotland's capital city every August, is the biggest public book festival in the world. This year it...
On the Scene: Neil Gaiman Launches “Most Personal” Book’s Tour in Brooklyn
Neil Gaiman’s latest book, THE OCEAN AT THE END OF THE LANE, launched onto the market in a flurry of early glowing reviews on...
24 Hours of Webcomics: JL8
JL8 is probably one of the main reasons I’ve been feeling meh about DC lately. Because this, THIS, is how our heroes should be...
What are DC’s 25 most ‘essential’ graphic novels?
This May DC released a free guide in magazine-like format, about the size of a small prestige graphic novel itself, containing a list of...
So, Angela Looks Like This
Marvel have released Joe Quesada's redesign for Angela, the Neil Gaiman character who is going to be involved in the big twist ending of...
Neil Gaiman and The Beat think exactly alike: “Nobody knows.”
Coinciding brilliantly with our post yesterday on the nagging uncertainty of making a career in future media, world-renowned best selling author Neil Gaiman said pretty much exactly the same thing in a keynote address at the London Book Fair which urged everyone to just try new shit (we're paraphrasing) to find what works:
MEGA-INTERVIEW with Matt Kindt: ‘find the territory that nobody has staked out yet’
Interviewing Matt Kindt at WonderCon brought with it some unusual circumstances. Just prior to speaking to Kindt, I had the opportunity to hear him...
