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New Pulp Author Martin Powell shared a new preview page by artist Lowell Isaac from their upcoming graphic novel, MARTIANS, GO HOME, based on the sci-fi classic by Fredric Brown. The invasion begins in 2012 from Sequential Pulp/Dark Horse Comics.
You can learn more about Sequential Pulp Comics at http://www.sequentialpulpcomics.com/
Our pal and ComicMix columnist and Fishhead co-writer Michael H. Price sent me one of those "seperated at birth" things… sort of a crossover between his Fishhead and our first Munden’s Bar story, as produced by John Ostrander and Skip Williamson. The beauty on the left is called "Snappy Sammy Smoot," he’s a long-time hero…
This week’s list of new comics in stores is sponsored by Manhattan Comics and Comixology. Buy new comics now!
http://www.dccomics.com/blog/2013/03/11/enter-our-first-contest-be-a-super-hero-read DC Comics challenging kids in grades 3-6 to write about a real person they consider a hero. It could be a teacher, a first responder, a bus driver, a relative … even you! The top winner will score a VIP trip for six to Burbank, CA, where they’ll tour the Warner Bros. Animation Studios…
The archive of the DC Comics’ library– and the problems in moving it from New York City to Burbank, California– are highlighted in this video from The Hollywood Reporter. Source: DC Comics: Archive Library – The Hollywood Reporter
First things first: I actually, gasp, liked this issue. For the first time ever, Kurt Busiek pulled the storylines together and gave a sense of the big things ahead. Not perfect, but much better than the past few. What happened? The fight against Konvikt finally reached an end, as Batman’s smarts helped the big three…
This graphic novel is pretty good just on its own terms, but it’s an excellent object lesson. If you know of anyone who thinks that comics are essentially limited in scope to brightly-clad folks punching each other with great vigor, this will help to expand their horizons. It’s the story of Laika, a Russian dog…
