How Cartoon Network Became A Haven For Some Of The Best Independent Comic Book Creators Working Today
The spirit of indie comics has not only influenced some of the Cartoon Network's biggest recent hits—it's led to a wave of indie cartoonists moving into the animation field on shows including Adventure Time and Regular Show. more...
Marvel and Disney Assemble Avengers Tie-Ins
To coincide with the release of this weekend's box office record breaker, The Avengers, Marvel and Disney have been offering a smattering of official tie-in material to bring fans up to speed with the characters and provide backstory to the film. more...
Dark Horse Plans Two Hardcover Editions of Carla Speed McNeil's ‘Finder: Talisman’
Dark Horse, plans to release both a regular hardcover edition and a deluxe limited hardcover edition of Carla Speed McNeil’s much acclaimed novella, Finder: Talisman. more...
More To Come: The PW Comics World Podcast
In episode 24 of More to Come, the PW Comics World Podcast, the More to Come crew--Heidi "The Beat" MacDonald, Calvin Reid and Kate Fitzsimons--discuss the Toronto Comics Arts Festival, Free Comic Book Day and The Avengers and the secret of all three's success, Moto Hagio becoming the first woman mangaka to win the Japan Medal of Honor and much more on PWCW's More to Come. here.
Super Folk: Marvel’s “First X-Men,” DC Annuals, Hellboy in Hell, New Series from IDW and Dynamite
This week in Super Folk, PW Comics World's superhero news column, looks at Marvel’s First X-Men, an Avengers villain, upcoming DC Comics annuals, new Hellboy, Joe Shuster Awards Nominations, and more. more...
Zip Comics, Top Shelf Team Up to Publish 'Harvey Pekar’s Cleveland’
Take a critically acclaimed nonfiction comics writer, a veteran comics producer, editor and publicist, a young publisher and illustrator and what do you have? The winning recipe for publishing Harvey Pekar’s Cleveland, an original graphic novel to be released in May. more...
Norton's Liveright to Publish Jules Feiffer Graphic Novel
Jules Feiffer, Pulitzer-Prize winning cartoonist, will publish Kill My Mother, his first original graphic novel, in fall 2013 with the Liveright publishing division of W. W. Norton. more...
How Flannery O'Connor's Early Cartoons Influenced Her Later Writing
The forgotten visual output of the master of Southern Gothic fiction—and one of the country’s greatest writers of short stories—is being collected for the first time in a new volume from Fantagraphics, Flannery O’Connor: The Cartoons, edited by Kelly Gerald. more...
'Leaping Tall Buildings': The History of the Comics Industry in Words and Photos
Featuring over 50 cartoonists captured in interviews and photos, Christopher Irving and Seth Kushner’s Leaping Tall Buildings The Origin of American Comics, from PowerHouse Books, weaves a narrative about working in the comics field through the eyes of a diverse array of creators more...
Art Spiegelman On The Future of the Book
In an era for publishing so utterly defined by the race toward digital, Art Spiegelman’s fixation with the book as an object has never once wavered—if anything, the years have seen his demands on publishers grow more complex. more...
Viz Media to Publish Original Kids' Graphic Novels
Over the past year, U.S. manga publisher Viz media has begun branching out in a new direction, releasing original graphic novels created just for them. more...
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This week in Super Folk, PW Comics World's superhero news column, looks at Marvel’s First X-Men, an Avengers villain, upcoming DC Comics annuals, new Hellboy, Joe Shuster Awards Nominations, and more.
The spirit of indie comics has not only influenced some of the Cartoon Network's biggest recent hits—it's led to a wave of indie cartoonists moving into the animation field on shows including Adventure Time and Regular Show.
5/16 Jeffrey Brown Darth Vader & Son Signing in San Francisco, CA; 5/18-5/20 University of Chicago's "Comics: Philosophy & Practice" with Bechdel, Clowes et al in Chicago; 5/22, 5/23 Francoise Mouly & Art Spiegelman Discuss "Blown Covers" Live in New York
Dark Horse, plans to release both a regular hardcover edition and a deluxe limited hardcover edition of Carla Speed McNeil’s much acclaimed novella, Finder: Talisman.
Comics and reading forged an Avengers-like alliance at the 2012 Toronto Comics and Arts Festival. Held at the Toronto Reference Library in downtown Toronto, the event drew over 15,000 people--including sessions aimed at librarians and teachers--to buy stacks of comics from cartoonists and publishers from around the world.
To coincide with the release of this weekend's box office record breaker, The Avengers, Marvel and Disney have been offering a smattering of official tie-in material to bring fans up to speed with the characters and provide backstory to the film.
Over the past year, U.S. manga publisher Viz media has begun branching out in a new direction, releasing original graphic novels created just for them.
After making a name for himself as a humorist with the newspaper strip The City and graphic novels like Punk Rock & Trailer Parks, John “Derf” Backderf revisits his teenage memories of being friends, neighbors and classmates with the serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.
Arne Bellstorf's Baby's in Black looks at the Beatles in their early years, as well as the love story of Stuart Sutcliffe, the fifth Beatle, and Astrid Kirchherr. Baby's in Black will be released by First Second on May 8th.
This week in Super Folk, PW Comics World’s superhero news hub, new series from Image, Dark Horse and Valiant, upcoming story arcs from Marvel, Astonishing X-Men news, April sales bounce back and more.
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