Tag: Richard Corben

Den Vol. 5 concludes the publication of Richard Corben's masterpiece, newly-restored and available in hardcover format.

Dark Horse's Richard Corben's Rowlf and Other Stories is a hardcover trilogy of werewolf stories with an introduction by Hayao Miyazaki.

DEN and MURKY WORLD are returning to print as part of a new line of deluxe hardcovers celebrating the life's work of the late Richard Corben

The staff of The Beat takes a moment to express our appreciation for some of our favorite letterers.

Heavy Metal Entertainment have announced a partnership with Humble Bundle in aid of The Hero Initiative. The Heaviest Metal Humble Bundle includes the most current issues of the publisher's flagship magazine (from #300-#305) alongside special...

If you were planning a trip to Bedrock City, I have some sad news.

The festival is a whirlwind of encounters and conversations and comparing itineraries, centered primarily on indulging in the delicious food and drink available in this region of France.

It takes about 18 hours to get from Manhattan to this charming medieval town in France including lots of jetlag so the first day had a bit of a surreal quality to it. My last...

This preview of the new Richard Corben book from Dark Horse came in my email yesterday to promote the FOC of the book—the last day that retailers can adjust orders. So I missed posting it when it would do any good (I was in meetings and on deadline yesterday). But perhaps consumers will be interested as well! Corben is a powerhouse of the first wave of self-publishing and "ground level" publishing in the 80s, and he's still rocking out with the art.

Speaking of Marvel and diversity, in 2002, Marvel published a Cage mini written by Brian Azzarello with art by Richard Corben. It was rough, gritty and unforgettable. However, on one page, Corben—known for his...

I’ve been following Oni Press’s HELHEIM since it started and have been impressed with it all along, but some of the plot elements have finally started emerging that make it not only an interesting...

If you’ve been following the history of the Asbury Park Comicon, which opened only a year ago in March of 2012, you know it’s been a strange, yet rather astonishing ride, but imagine how...