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Secret newsletter gets you cheap original art
If you’ve always wanted to buy original comic art, but can’t get to a convention or don’t trust EBay, here’s your chance. Howard Cruse is starting a newletter with information on how to buy his work, including original pages from the Eisner-winning Stuck Rubber Baby. Just go here and sign up. If you’re one of…
REVIEW: Slappy’s Tales of Horror
Goosebumps Graphix: Slappy’s Tales of Horror By R.L. Stine 176 pages, Scholastic Graphix, $12.99 Originally released in black and white nearly a decade ago, the resurrection of R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps franchise has prompted Scholastic Graphix to collect the stories once more at Goosebumps Graphix. The first of these, Slappy’s Tales of Horror, are comic book…
Review: ‘French Milk’ by Lucy Knisley
French Milk By Lucy Knisley Touchstone, October 2008, $15.00 The first thing to know – and to keep in your head – is that Lucy Knisley is twenty-two years old. That’s fantastically young to be planning and executing a nearly two-hundred-page-long drawn book, and the mere fact that she did it is impressive. And so…
Baltimore comes to the big screen?
Variety reports that New Regency has acquired the film rights to the illustrated novel Baltimore, or, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire, drawn by Mike Mignola and written by Christopher Golden. David Goyer, himself no stranger to the world of graphic storytelling, is slated to direct, and Golden and Mignola will be writing the…
Wal-Mart Drops Comic ‘Racist’ Comic
A couple days ago ComicMix brought you the news that Wal-Mart stores in Texas were stocking the controversial comic book Memin Pinguin, and people were calling racism. The retailer didn’t respond to the article, but now comes word that Wal-Mart will pull the controversial comics off their shelves. The company’s statement: Wal-Mart carries a wide…
#SDCC: IDW Publishing panel – digital comics, Bob Schreck, Danger Girl and Bat Boy!
Through the lens of IDW’s tenth anniversary, founder Ted Adams and IDW editors and creators addressed a packed room about a wide variety of new projects. Adam Schlesinger liveblogged it, and we also got other info (funny about that)– here are the highlights: Jeff Webber talked about the iPhone comics. IDW already has 80 titles…
