Tag: Top Comics

I've been looking forward to this TMNT fan comic by Buster Moody  and Caleb Goellner since Moody posted the above cover art for it...

Okay, I'm prepped for ridicule. I know people say you can't judge a film without having seen it, but if a trailer acts as...

Valerie Pruett Smith shared on Facebook that Joe Pruett has suffered a possible stroke. Please say prayers for my nephew, Joe Pruett, he's the father of six...

Oh, Adhouse, why must you torture me so? The publishers of fine comics and art material have been on a streak of fire recently,...

Once more, I’ve dragged myself away from my usual obsessive witterings about Marvelman to write about another, different, long-lost British superhero. Right now, as...

Update 4/10/13: It has now been revealed that comiXology banned the issue believing Apple wouldn't approve it. Stranger and stranger. Apple has refused to carry Saga #12 via any of its app-based platforms because of two small gay sex scenes, writer Brian K. Vaughan has written in a press release. The issue goes on sale tomorrow and will not be available through anything that goes through the App store. However, as Vaughan explains, the issue will still be available through Image and Android apps.

It's a sad but all too common story: a freelancer with no insurance is injured and racks up a hefty medical bill. In this case, it's artist Ulises Farinas who sliced him thumb up good. Although he's recovering fully, he needs to pay the bills and is selling some amazing art:

A sign that the UK creative scene are eager both for conventions and the opportunity to queue, exhibitor tables for Leeds Thought Bubble Convention...

§ Graphic Classics is still turning out themed comics anthologies, and their new one is Native American Classics: Graphic Classics Volume 24, for which they hired as many actual Native American creators as possible:

Poisoned Chalice Part 3: Marvelman Falls The actual work on the Marvelman titles was done by various artists, and Mick Anglo goes into quite a bit...

Brett Culp kick-starts his Batman inspired not-for-profit documentary, Legends of the Knight. Culp that features interviews from everyone's favorite industry Bat-fans, and powerful everyday people that use their enthusiasm to be active in their communities and overcome extreme hardship.

Recently it was announced that the landmark Geoff Johns 100+ issue Green Lantern era was over, and a whole new creative team wold be brought aboard the line. Well, the news is out, a new team of fearless creators has been announced—in brightest convention appearance, in blackest message board meltdown, no storyline will escape rewrites. In addition to the four existing books, a new one starring popular bad good guy Larfleeze has been added to the New 52 line-up. here's the roll-call: