Lone Justice: Crash! is the new graphic novel from the Harvey award nominated team of Robert Tinnell and Mark Wheatley. This two-fisted pulp adventure began Monday on ComicMix, but how does it all come together?
Mark Wheatley has taken the time to set up a video camera and show you exactly how he puts the entire package together. Take a look:
Watch out, onlookers, what those naked athletes are throwing around was produced exactly 51 years ago today! After all, Ultimate Frisbee wouldn’t be ultimate, heck, it just plain wouldn’t be without the plate-shaped plaything. The Frisbee was produced today way back when by Wham-O, inspired by the shape of a popcorn tin lid and using…
With the Web Cartoonists’ Choice Awards on the horizon, ComixTalk has a nice Q&A with WCCA Chairman Frank "Damonk" Cormier on the state of the show and what changes to expect this year. This is the Eighth Annual WCCAs. Looking back at the beginnings what are the big changes if any from the start of…
Anyone who does a graphic novel about his father’s secrets and history has a long shadow to contend with. (It’s art spiegelman’s Maus, in case you’ve forgotten.) The closer that father was to WWII, the clearer the parallels. If the father was Jewish…even more so. Now, a creator doesn’t have to engage with that at all:…
The fate of mankind hangs in the balance as the Fox network considers canceling Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Ratings for the show have been abysmal this year. A report from SyFy Portal pegs Sarah‘s lowest rating last season at 4.5/7. This season, it’s highest rating is 4.1/6 and is averaging a 3.7, resulting in…
Any kid worth his Harry Potter books knows who Scholastic is; the multimedia publisher that educates and entertains school children. As part of their When I Grow Up series of web articles, the publisher recruits adults to tell kids what their jobs are like. The latest grown-up to provide career advice is Joe Quesada, Editor-in-Chief of Marvel…
Will Eisner is one of the giants of 20th century comics; a figure whom reviewers always say “needs no introduction,” but then gets an extended explanation anyway. I’ll be brief: Eisner founded what became a major packaging studio in 1936, at the very beginning of the comic-book business, then launched the unique Spirit newspaper insert…
