I like the heroine, Ashe, quite a lot. She’s a plucky reporter with wit and a quick mind. The only thing I can’t really get behind with her is her wardrobe, which is a tiered full skirt, a bustier, and printers’ sleeves.
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Ursa Minor #1, the debut issue of the new series from Big Dog Ink, does just what the opening chapter of any good story should do; it teases, tantalizes, and leaves you with questions, and a hunger for more.
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I may have projected some of my issues with American education and anti-intellectualism onto poor Agatha Heterodyne.
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If you’ve heard of a little show named The Venture Brothers- then you’ve seen the storyboard work of Jon Roscetti. As one of the storyboard artists that bring Brock and the gang to life, it’s his job to literally sketch out the Venture universe. He’s also involved in a number of groovy side projects as well.
Full Story »Bohn This Way: Interview with Elvatron Chronicles Creator, Andy Bohn
The name is Bohn, Andy Bohn. Funny, with a quietly sharp wit; passionate about his art; clearly influenced by classic video gaming, yet with a completely original and modern flair. Bohn’s first creator owned project, Elvatron Chronicles, made its debut at Phoenix Comicon 2011, with Issue #0, Issue #1 debuted at Tucson Comicon, in November 2011. One lucky Pink Raygun reader will win an autographed [...]
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The second issue of AGE OF BRONZE “SEEN”, the landmark enhanced book iPad app based on Eric Shanower’s award-winning graphic novel series, is now available on the iTunes App store.
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Renowned artist, Mike DeBalfo, best known for bringing the sin to scintillating on Zenescope comic covers, has launched a satellite studio and retail outlet at Jesse James Comics, in Glendale, Arizona.
Full Story »Big Dog Ink Takes Indie Comics Over the Rainbow
Dorothy Gale in the wild West, with Toto, her horse… A home-grown, college-bound, anti-cowtipping superhero with a cybernetic tail… Angels, and devils, and Mary Magdalene in Las Vegas (oh my!)… We are certainly not in Kansas, or in the pages of any comic book you’ll see emerging from DC or Marvel. No, these are the brain children of writer and publisher, Tom Hutchinson.
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