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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Interactive Preview for Spell Checkers Volume 2
I sat down with Jamie S. Rich and discussed the preview for his new book Spell Checkers Volume 2. Listen to the audio while reading the preview. Jamie gives us a peek behind the curtain. SCV2 PREVIEW Audio File for … Continue reading
Live in Portland? Meet Some Creators Tonight!
Tonight is quite the night to be in Portland! First up is a signing with Matt Fraction at Floating World. Starting at 6:00 Matt Fraction will be signing books and talking to fans about Casanova: Avarita. In addition, original art … Continue reading
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Tagged Casanova, Dark Horse Comics, Fabio Moon, Gabriel Bá, Georges Jeanty, Matt Fraction, Scott Allie
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Indie Comic Review (and trailer) : Pherone
Pherone is one stylish book. There is no getting around it. Pherone is a sexy comic that is a feast for the eyes. It has a sharp sense of design that borrows heavily from Bran Stelfreeze and Dave Johnson, with … Continue reading
Indie Comic Review: A Zoo in Winter
Sometimes I read a book or see a movie and it seems like a more mature version of something I had seen before. But, the maturity that is brought to the project allows it to transcend the familiarity and ends … Continue reading
The Little Golden Book of Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman has agreed to participate in Borderlands Press’ “Little” book series. According to Gaiman: “I’ve found lots of rare, unpublished and uncollected stuff. The book will be limited to 500 signed copies, and they are going fast. Gahan Wilson … Continue reading
Neil Gaiman Sells Comics
Neil Gaiman had a bit of fun playing himself in a video advertising Dark Horse’s Evelyn Evelyn graphic novel, written by Jason Webley and Amanda Palmer and drawn by Cynthia Von Buhler. Glad to see that someone known for such … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Palmer, Cynthia Von Buhler, Dark Horse, Evelyn Evelyn, Neil Gaiman
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Hickery Dickery Dock…An Indie Comic Review
I was on the fence about picking up Nursery Rhyme Comics from First Second. On the one hand, creators such as Gene Yang, Raina Telgemeier, Mike Mignola, Tony Millionaire, Kate Beaton, and Craig Thompson all contributed to this collection. On … Continue reading
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Tagged Craig Thompson, First Second Books, Gene Yang, Kate Beaton, Mike Mignola, Raina Telgemeier, Tony Millionaire
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Vertigo Releases 5 Page Preview of Marzi
Vertigo released a 5 page preview of the upcoming graphic novel, Marzi. “I am Marzi, born in 1979, ten years before the end of communism in Poland. My father works at a factory, my mother at a dairy. Social problems … Continue reading
Mike Dawson Heads to the Park
Mike Dawson is not one to rest on his laurels. Even while he is out promoting his new book, Troop 142, he has been busy plugging away at a new short story. Prospect Park Dusk, Prospect Park Dawn is a … Continue reading