"The Sandman and Death" by Eddy Newell
Event: Cartoonist Liz Prince will appear at Powell’s Books in Portland, OR on Thursday, September 11th at 7:30 PM to sign her new graphic memoir TOMBOY!
Event: Farel Dalrymple will appear at Forbidden Planet in NYC on Friday September 19th at 6:00 p.m. to sign copies of his brand new (and long awaited) new graphic novel from First Second.
Event: Jay Faerber and Scott Godlewski appear at Third Eye Comics on Saturday, September 20th from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM to celebrate the launch of Copperhead #1! RSVP on Facebook!
Interview: Antony Johnston talks about his new Image Comics series The Fuse, a police procedural set on a space station: “There have been ‘space cop’ stories before, and I’m sure there will be again, but many of them are more concerned with ker-razy sci-fi stuff than the actual crime. With The Fuse, that balance is reversed—there are no wacky aliens, no laser-gun spaceships, and definitely no psi powers. The sci-fi elements are there to serve the mystery.”
Interview: Storytelling, Comedy, Comics, And Film: A Career-Spanning Conversation With Berkeley Breathed of Bloom County, Outland, and Opus.
Interview: Speculate! chats with Bill Willingham, author of "Fables."
Interview: Walter Simonson on ringing in "Ragnarok"
Can comic-book TV shows please the fanboys (and fangirls)? Never.
Comic-book movies aren't going anywhere (and that's not a bad thing)
Marvel Comics’ Storm and the rise of African women in American pop culture
The Pentagon Made A Graphic Novel To Unveil Its Proposed Stealth Tank, which is not surprising. What is startling is the analysis: "They do show the GXV in numerous urban warfare situations, or deploying behind enemy lines by helicopter. If these are the hypothetical battlefields guiding the Pentagon's future tank design, this suggests that the military is anticipating a future of armored warfare as different from World War II and Desert Storm as D-Day was from Waterloo and Cannae."
Sean Gaffney takes us for a walk through Crunchroll Manga. That is the manga-oriented digital comics service still in its relative infancy.
Top 5 Comic Book Stories I Want to See on the Big Screen Before I Die
When is a Grid Not Just a Grid? (Groensteen and Page Layout Roundtable)
Event: Farel Dalrymple will appear at Forbidden Planet in NYC on Friday September 19th at 6:00 p.m. to sign copies of his brand new (and long awaited) new graphic novel from First Second.
Event: Jay Faerber and Scott Godlewski appear at Third Eye Comics on Saturday, September 20th from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM to celebrate the launch of Copperhead #1! RSVP on Facebook!
Interview: Antony Johnston talks about his new Image Comics series The Fuse, a police procedural set on a space station: “There have been ‘space cop’ stories before, and I’m sure there will be again, but many of them are more concerned with ker-razy sci-fi stuff than the actual crime. With The Fuse, that balance is reversed—there are no wacky aliens, no laser-gun spaceships, and definitely no psi powers. The sci-fi elements are there to serve the mystery.”
Interview: Storytelling, Comedy, Comics, And Film: A Career-Spanning Conversation With Berkeley Breathed of Bloom County, Outland, and Opus.
Interview: Speculate! chats with Bill Willingham, author of "Fables."
Interview: Walter Simonson on ringing in "Ragnarok"
Can comic-book TV shows please the fanboys (and fangirls)? Never.
Comic-book movies aren't going anywhere (and that's not a bad thing)
Marvel Comics’ Storm and the rise of African women in American pop culture
The Pentagon Made A Graphic Novel To Unveil Its Proposed Stealth Tank, which is not surprising. What is startling is the analysis: "They do show the GXV in numerous urban warfare situations, or deploying behind enemy lines by helicopter. If these are the hypothetical battlefields guiding the Pentagon's future tank design, this suggests that the military is anticipating a future of armored warfare as different from World War II and Desert Storm as D-Day was from Waterloo and Cannae."
Sean Gaffney takes us for a walk through Crunchroll Manga. That is the manga-oriented digital comics service still in its relative infancy.
Top 5 Comic Book Stories I Want to See on the Big Screen Before I Die
When is a Grid Not Just a Grid? (Groensteen and Page Layout Roundtable)
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