Robin and Marian, together again
In today’s all-new episode of Demons of Sherwood, Bo Hampton and Robert Tinnell continue their rolicking tale of love, legend, and witchcraft in Nottingham.
Can you go home again?
In today’s all-new episode of Demons of Sherwood, Bo Hampton and Robert Tinnell continue their rolicking tale of love, legend, and witchcraft in Nottingham.
Can you go home again?
The daughter of Brian and Maria Kyle, young Selina had an unpleasant childhood. Her mother loved cats more than her own children and eventually committed suicide, while Selina’s father was an angry layabout who drank himself to death a short while later. Selina wound up on the streets of Gotham City, in an orphanage, and…
During 1992–1993, my newspaper-of-record became a sponsor of a traveling exhibition of art tracing the centuried history of editorial-opinion cartooning in Texas. Curators Maury Forman and Bob Calvert, seeking to preserve the display as a book, enlisted me to edit their program notes into manuscript form. The finished result, Cartooning Texas (Texas A&M University Press;…
Remember how I was saying just Wednesday that the Kindle might finally be ready for comics? Well, not at this publisher price point. Cynopsis reports: Judging from the revenue margins Amazon is seeking, the Kindle many not be the lifeline newspaper publishers were hoping for after all. Dallas Morning News Publisher and CEO James Moroney…
Readers of ALL PULP saw it announced here first.ÃÂ An initiative to bring creators and publishers of what many consider the modern version of Pulp fiction together under one banner, a branding plan that would make Pulp publishers and creators easily identifiable, regardless if it was a Western pulp tale or a sci fi pulp…
Nexus, Badger and Punisher writer Mike Baron has organized The Fort Collins (Colorado) Comics Collective with writers Pete Brandvold and artists Nick Runge, Gabe Eltaeb, and Kevin Caron — plus Scott Bieser, who lives in nearby Cheyenne and doesn’t know he’s a member. "Nick Runge had two paintings of undersea creatures in a downtown gallery,"…
Just about everybody over the age of 12 who had gone to the fabled San Diego Comic Con over the past several years has perceived the unbelievably massive overcrowding as an accident just waiting to happen. Well, this year it finally happened. As reported here and elsewhere, last Saturday a confrontation between two attendees ended…