Tag: Thrillbent
Infinite Comics: A look back at the format that was going to change comics...
Read about the origins of the digital comics format, its rise in popularity, and why infinite comics have faded away.
Thrillbent 4.0 coming in July
Writer Mark Waid launched the digital comics site Thrillbent four years ago as a proof of concept for digital comics and since then it's run some mighty fine content, including experimental comics, Tim Gibson/s...
Podcast Watch: Reilly Brown on Word Balloon about Marvel Infinite Comics
The fairly recent innovation of layered comics used by Thrillbent, Marvel Infinite and others is still a mystery to most, even though I'm convinced it's going to be a future if not the future of digital comics....
The Damnation of Charlie Wormwood is coming to Dynamite
Educator Christina Blanch had made quite a name for herself with her MOOCs covering gender and social issues in comics. But she's also a very talented writer, and her Thrillbent series The Damnation of Charlie Wormwood has gotten a lot of positive attention. And this October it's coming to print, courtesy of Dynamite. With a Franceso Francavilla cover so you know its good.
Interview: Mark Waid Talks Re-Establishing his “Empire”
By Matt O'Keefe
Over ten years in the making, Mark Waid and Barry Kitson's Empire is finally back. Volume 2 just debuted as on Thrillbent as a comic. I spoke to Mark about transitioning the...
Kickstarter Power Hour: Albert the Alien by Trevor Mueller and Gabriel Bautista Jr
We round out this Kickstarter Power Hour with a Thrillbent series which'll be coming to print if it makes the Kickstarter goal. Written by Trevor Mueller and drawn by Gabriel Bautista Jr, Albert the...
Thrillbent 3.0 launches with app, subscriptions
Over at Thrillbent, the webcomics portal he devised two years ago, Mark Waid has announcedThrillbent 3.0, which includes an iPad app that will allow users to sync their website purchases, see where theyleft off, and other up-to-date functions. In addition to the free comics Thrillbent has always offered, Waid is adding what he calls a “Hulu Plus” level that includes new content for a monthly subscription of $3.99, which is, as Waid points out, is the price of one comic. For this you get:
Interview: For Jonathan Larsen, The Endling is only the Beginning
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By Matt O'Keefe
One of Thrillbent’s first launches, The Endling is a story in which characters of the present interact with humanity a billion years of evolution later. I chatted with its writer Jonathan Larsen about the story...
Interview: Mark Waid on the Inner Demons of Daredevil, Attitude Adjustment for the Hulk,...
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By Matt O'Keefe
Not only has Mark Waid been pioneering digital comics over the past few years; he’s also broken new ground in mainstream comics. In Daredevil and Indestructible Hulk heroes are actively addressing their...
Great moments in comics marketing 2013
The other day I was prepping for a talk on marketing at an NYU publishing class, and reached out to the Twitosphere to ask what were "the notable comics marketing success stories over the last year" and the Twitosphere responded with a bunch of smart and savvy suggestions:
Thrillbent Launch Their Digital Comics Store TODAY
Thrillbent have today launched their digital comics store, through which fans can buy collected editions of various Thrillbent comics DRM-free. The company, co-founded by Mark Waid and John Rogers, have made a number of...
Webcomic Alert: Moth City by Tim Gibson
Mark Waid's webcomic portal Thrillbent recently underwent a makeover and now has comics you can embed directly on your site, which is a great way to spread them even further. And a new comic...