This Week’s New Comics: July 25, 2012
This week’s list of new comics in stores is sponsored by Manhattan Comics and Comixology. Buy new comics now!
This week’s list of new comics in stores is sponsored by Manhattan Comics and Comixology. Buy new comics now!
Adult-only website Slipshine.net and Studio Zoe announced that Studio Foglio’s Xxxenophile will now be available at their website starting with the first volume and offering new stories each month. Xxxenophile is a six volume masterpiece written and illustrated by award-winning creator Phil Foglio, originally released between 1988 and 2000, and has been acclaimed for it’s…
Well, not quite. But consider: He was a young hot-shot, insanely popular with the kids. But he was tired of buckling under for the suits who controlled his career and had nearly scuttled it in the past, he wanted more artistic freedom for his own recordings. So he founded Reprise Records, and on this day…
Geriatric superheroes appear to be all the rage these days, as a number of sites are linking to Italian artist Donald Soffritti’s illustrations of Superman, Spider-Man and a variety of other super-types in their Golden Years. Soffritti’s work is great, and I can’t help but giggle every time I look at his take on DC…
It’s blonde vs. brunette on today’s brand-new episode of Jon Sable, Freelance: Ashes of Eden, by Mike Grell. The stakes are higher than a date with a cute guy — the winner gets to decide to nuke New York! Credits:Glenn Hauman (Colorist), Glenn Hauman (Assistant Editor), John Workman (Letterer), Mike Gold (Editor), Mike Grell (Artist),…
Earlier this week, ComicMix covered recent developments in the case of Georgia comic retailer Gordon Lee. On The Big Comicmix Broadcast today, we talk to the creator whose project The Salon is at the heart of this legal battle… and we offer you your chance to produce your own music video, and Wonder Woman misses…
After having been tracking it for some time, we are pleased to announce we have finally found the beginning of the end. Ladies and gentlemen, today in 1955, the very first presidential news conference was filmed for television and newsreels. All that business with the media skewing coverage for political gain these days really couldn’t…