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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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.
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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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The day care kids next door decided that John, who they already think is pretty awesome, has the best job in the world: colorist on Age of Bronze.
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Oh no! Starfire has sex! Oh no! Catwoman has sex and shows everybody her BRASSIERE! Oh no! There’s a lot more men than women working for the big comic book publishers! Well, here’s some perspective. From a time when comic books were a publishing FORCE, selling in the millions each month across a wide variety [...]
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The #1 is inviting. It signifies the beginning of something (possibly) great. #1 softly whispers, “Yeeeesssss, come, pick me up, hold me in your hands, let us adventure together through this magical place.” I am going to have so many books whispering sweet nothings to me come September.
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We have an exclusive preview of Tales of Asunda: Silver Blood, Issue 0, a new release from Stranger Comics. Preview the first four pages after the jump.
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Deadline Hollywood is reporting that NBC has greenlit David E. Kelley’s Wonder Woman pilot.
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By Jenn Kim – The third installation of the Dark Horse Serenity series is penned by Zack Whedon, aka the Best Rapper to Ever Perform in Commentary: the Musical, aka My Future Husband, but perhaps better known for being the Youngest of the Whedon Brothers, co-writer of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, and writer of Fringe. Future Husband, along with Future Brother-in-Law Joss, provide Browncoats with the opportunity to receive the answer to the too-long burning question of: What up with Shepherd Book?
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One of my biggest frustrations as a writer is that I can’t draw. There are stories in my head that just can’t come out the way I want because, when that pencil goes to task, it just comes out a mess.
Naturally, I’m very interested to know how Oliver Mertz and Mike Isenberg, creators and writers on the indie comic First Law of Mad Science went about getting their ideas drawn and produced. Here, Oliver and Mike talk about finding an artist, getting First Law of Mad Science into production, and karaoke.
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While we wait for a second printing on the sold out graphic novel RETURN OF THE DAPPER MEN, Archaia has made available a 23 page preview over at graphic.ly. Press release below… Related Stuff:
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SECOND PRINTING RUSHING TO STORES (COPIES ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT LOCAL AND ONLINE RETAILERS BUT SELLING OUT FAST!) Los Angeles, CA (November 18, 2010) – Hailed in the press and by reviewers everywhere as an “instant classic” and the perfect gift for any reader this holiday season, RETURN OF THE DAPPER MEN has sold out [...]
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Even though Archaia’s Fraggle Rock comic isn’t aimed toward me, I’m thrilled to see it. It was my absolute favorite show as a kid – I wrote my first poems while wearing one of my Dad’s giant sweaters, hair disheveled, pretending I was Mokey. I also wanted nothing more than a wise old trash heap in the back yard. Mom and Dad, however, had a problem with that plan. Preview pages after the jump.
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Gloria Steinem’s comment on Wonder Woman’s new pants got me thinking about the pantsless superheroes in our midst. There are quite a few superhero dudes who don’t wear pants, wear briefs over tights, or are just naked.
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By Kaite Welsh – In Wonder Woman’s 600th issue, everyone’s favourite Amazon is getting a reboot. Not that you’d know it, from the attention the upcoming issue is getting – her new origin story has been almost entirely eclipsed by her new look. Brace yourselves, Wonder Woman fans – Babylon 5’s J. Michael Straczynski is at the helm, and his take on Diana is less She-Ra and more Susan Ivanova.
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