Tag: Vertigo
Lucifer follows the X-Files to a strong debut amid a flood of comics-based TV...
It seems the new run of X-Files has been a hit. (It seems wrong to call it a relaunch or a reboot since it's the same show with the same cast and credits, just after a 14 year absence.) Last night's second episode paved the way for a strong debut for Lucifer, the new show based on the Vertigo comic. (Haven't watched it yet but it's on my hard drive.) X-Files is airing in Gotham's spot for the next few weeks, and did better than that show:
The Year Ahead: Ideas for an ailing DC in 2016
What does DC need to do to change its fortunes in the year to come?
DC Comics Month-Month Sales November 2015: “All of This has Happened Before…”
Our resident sales analyst David Carter looks into DKIII's BIG debut!
The Beat’s Best Comics of 2015
The Comics Beat's staff votes on the best Comic Books and Graphic Novels of the year.
Paul Dini gets Personal in Dark Night: A True Batman Story
The best works of fiction usually have some basis in reality. Paul Dini is teaming up with Eduardo Risso to tell a Batman story...
Review: “THE TWILIGHT CHILDREN #1” Trips at the Edge of Glory
Out of all the Vertigo titles that were announced as part of their line relaunch, The Twilight Children was one of the most mysterious yet...
Rumor: FX to Produce Brian K. Vaughan’s “Y: THE LAST MAN” for TV
According to Hollywood Reporter, FX has a Y: the Last Man TV series in the works. Written by Brian K. Vaughan and illustrated by Pia Guerra,...
Treat Yo’self to a Secret Treasure Trove of Neil Gaiman Rarities
You've got your mimosas. You've got your fine leather goods. How about your rare, never-before-released Neil Gaiman Stories?
The American Gods and Sandman author has teamed up...
Tom Hardy is developing 100 Bullets for New Line
It was just a few months back that Tom Hardy had hinted that he was working on a DC Comics adaptation, with all kinds...
J.H. Williams III Shows off Sandman: Overture Finale Art
After an interminably long time (two years, to be precise), Neil Gaiman's and J.H. Williams III's Sandman: Overture is finally coming to an end. Issue #6,...
SDCC ’15: VERTIGO Strikes Back at Claims of Demise; Announces TWELVE New Series Including...
Earlier this week, I took an in depth look at the claims The Wake illustrator Sean Murphy made in an interview with David Harper of SKTCHD....
Sean Murphy drops truth bombs on Comics’ ongoing money problems and more
In the debut issue of Sktchd.com's Off Panel podcast interview series, David Harper sat down with Sean Gordon Murphy, prolific illustrator of titles including The Wake and Hellblazer: City of Angels. Recently, he collaborated with Mark Millar on Chrononauts, a time-hopping action miniseries that was optioned for a movie deal before the release of its first issue. While Murphy is known as one of the most talented artists in comics, he's also one of the most brutally honest, and this podcast is full of truth bombs about the harsh realities of working in comics.
