Tag: will dennis
DSTLRY new series ENDEAVOUR #1 sets sail on October 8
ENDEAVOUR #1 is on sale on October 8. Make sure to let your local comic shop to preorder your copy before August 18!
Op-Ed: Now’s not a good time to be a Mexican, so I wrote Death...
A historical Chicano noir comic about the Zoot Suit Riots of 1943, Death to Pachuco by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill has many meanings in today's world
SDCC’24: The DSTLRY Live Draw with Joëlle Jones, Jock, and Mirka Andolfo
A breakdown of a live-draw panel where the artists of DSTLRY Jock, Mirka Andolfo, and Joëlle Jones draw while answering questions.
INTERVIEW: Brian Azzarello on working with Eduardo Risso on BLOOD BROTHERS MOTHER
Brian Azzarello opens up about working with Eduardo Risso, what makes a good editor and more
DSTLRY launches from David Steinberger and Chip Mosher
The team behind Comixology Original, David Steinberger and Chip Mosher, is launching a new company, DSTLRY that blends collectibles, a digital marketplace and more equity for creators.
Matt Chats: Will Dennis on freelance editing, the closure of Vertigo
The man behind some of Vertigo's most acclaimed comics explains how his job duties have changed as a freelance editor.
ComiXology announces LIEBESTRASSE, a queer love story set during the rise of fascism in...
Liebestrasse hits ComiXology on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
NYCC ’19: ComiXology’s con schedule is officially here!
Even if you're not attending, ComiXology has something for you!
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Things get extra weird in PROMÉTHÉE 13:13 #2
Yeah, it's definitely aliens.
SDCC ’19: ComiXology Originals announces YA fantasy OGN ADORA AND THE DISTANCE
Adora and the Distance debuts in winter 2019.
Will Dennis replaces Scott Allie editing the Where we Live benefit anthology
Image just sent out a press release announcing that editor Will Dennis would be joining the WHERE WE LIVE benefit anthology. The project was...
MATT CHATS: Will Dennis on Leaving DC and Serving up ‘Moonshine’
If you loved the DC/Vertigo comics of the last 15 years, particularly the imprint’s crime books, you probably owe a debt of gratitude to...
