Category: Comic Books

Marvel Comics Solicitations for product shipping May, 2004

Marvel Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping May, 2004.

Rucka and Morse climb 'Everest' in August

Writer Greg Rucka talks about "Everest: Facing the Goddess," a twelve-issue maxi series with fully painted art by Scott Morse coming from Oni Press in August, which follows a treacherous expedition up Mount Everest. Rucka discusses the story, the characters and their own history with the mountain, plus thoughts on the tourist trade that's become a major revenue stream for the Nepali government.

Kings of The World: Arvid Nelson & Eric J talk 'Rex Mundi'

Writer Arvid Nelson and artist Eric J update fans with the latest on 'Rex Mundi,' the recently released trade paperback and what it means for the series, plus an exclusive five page preview of issue #9.

9 to 5, 20 to Life: Adam Beechen's 'Hench'

They're the anonymous extras in every superhero comic, the villainous henchman. This June, writer Adam Beechen makes one henchman not so anonymous, as readers see superhero comics from the thug-level, in the AiT/Planet Lar graphic novel, 'Hench.'

Dark Horse previews 'Conan' #2

Dark Horse Comics has provided CBR News with a four page preview of the second issue of their hit comic, 'Conan.'

Image Comics Solicitations for product shipping May, 2004

Image Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping May, 2004.

The Savage Publisher: Larsen New Image Boss

CBR News has learned that effective immediately, Erik Larsen will replace Jim Valentino as publisher of Image Comics. Larsen spoke with CBR News Thursday evening from his home in Northern California to talk about what he brings to the job and how this will affect publication of his own 'Savage Dragon.'

Gone Fishing: Boneyard Press uses DVDs to attract new readers

Boneyard Press' Hart D. Fisher and Joseph Monks look to DVDs to attract new readers to the comics marke with the relaunch of 'Flowers on the Razorwire.'

DC Comics Solicitations for product shipping May, 2004

DC Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in May of 2004.

The epic journey is over: 'Epic Anthology' cancelled

Sources informed CBR News Tuesday evening that Marvel Comics' 'Epic Anthology' has been cancelled and a second issue will not see publication.

Damon Hurd's very own 'White Elephant'

'My Uncle Jeff' author Damon Hurd talks about his next project, 'The White Elephant,' a personal story of loss and lament told as a stage play in the pages of an original graphic novel. Includes a five page preview of the book shipping this May.

Transforming Comics: Brad Mick on 'Transformers G1'

In the mid-1990s, they told him to leave the Transformers alone. Almost ten years later, Brad Mick holds the keys to the Autobots. Mick talks about the recent Transformers Month celebration and what you can expect next from the series, including a new mini-series with the Micromasters coming this June.

Market Share, Top 300 Comics, Top 50 Graphic Novels Actual Sales for January, 2004

Diamond Comics Distributors has released the top comic numbers based on actual sales on product shipped in January, 2004, including Overall Market Share, Top 300 Comics and Top 50 Graphic Novels/TPB's.

Friends, Colleagues remember Julius Schwartz

With news of Julius Schwartz's passing on Sunday, friends and colleagues shared their thoughts and impressions of one of comics greatest Monday afternoon. Lisa Feerick Pollison, a long time friend of Schwartz's, shared with CBR News a number of stories about Schwartz. Additionally, DC Comics has released a full eulogy of Schwartz.

'X-Men' director Bryan Singer to write 'Ultimate X-Men'

Variety reports that screenwriters Dan Harris and Michael Dougherty will join director Bryan Singer for a year's worth of 'Ultimate X-Men' scripts.

Julius Schwartz dies at the age of 88

Comics legend Julius Schwartz passed away this morning at the age of 88. Schwartz was an pioneer of the Silver Age of comics and had a lasting impact on mainstream comics in the United States.

Taking 'Flight': Kazu Kibuishi talks new indy anthology

Animator Kazu Kibuishi and a diverse group of animators and comic creators have set out to produce an independent comics anthology filled with Moebius and Miyazaki-influenced material slated for release later this year.

Six Page Preview of 'Hack/Slash' from Devil's Due

Devil's Due President Josh Blaylock has provided CBR News with a six-page preview of their April debuting title 'Hack/Slash.'

The Cow Strykes Back: Jay Faerber brings 'Strykeforce' back to life

Writer Jay Faerber talks about bringing Top Cow's 'Strykeforce' back to comics, a look at the characters and the new direction, plus a nine-page preview of issue #1.

Change of 'Paradigm': Two Irish guys team up to end the world.

Matt Cashel and Jeremy Haun talk about their Image Comic "Paradigm," a photo-realistic comic about a very odd little city called Bogsdale. The duo talk about the production of the comic, its inspiration and what's next.

Matt Wagner covers DC icons in May

Matt Wagner will provide the cover art for 'Adventures of Superman,' 'Batman' and 'Wonder Woman' in May as part of a promotion for the release of the 'Trinity' hard cover collection.

Alive and Well: Jessie Garza previews 'Dead @17 #4'

Viper Comics President Jessie Garza has given CBR News a sneak peak at 'Dead @17' #4 and talks the upcoming sequel.

Father and Child Reunion: Joe Quesada's 'Daredevil: Father'

Marvel EIC Joe Quesada returns to the drawing table this April in the pages of 'Daredevil: Father,' a uniquely personal five-issue series which digs deep into the life of Matt Murdock.

A Hell Of A Time: Mike Mignola talks 'Hellboy'

In an extensive interview writer/artist Mike Mignola talks all things 'Hellboy.' What's happening with the big red guy, the genesis of the comic, his thoughts on the movie and working with director Guillermo Del Toro and much more.

'Killer Stunts, Inc.' gets something of a reboot, film details

Alan Scott, the creator of the indy comic 'Killer Stunts, Inc.' writes to give us an update on future issues of the comic as well as production on the feature film.

Marvel Comics Solicitations for product shipping April, 2004

Marvel Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping April, 2004.

Activision brings to life your favorite mutants in 'X-Men: Legends'

Game developer Activision has provided CBR News with an exclusive look at game sketches and designs from the upcoming 'X-Men: Legends' video game.

PREVIEW: Getting Deep into the 'Underworld'

IDW Publishing has provided CBR News with a five page preview from the first issue of their upcoming mini-series 'Underworld: Red in Tooth and Claw,' the official prequel story to the hit film.

Not Just The 80's Anymore!: Josh Blaylock talks Devil's Due, 'Joe and more!

Josh Blaylock of Devil's Due Publishing talks about their plans for 2004, what's up next for 'G.I. Joe' and 'Voltron,' as well as their many non-licensed product like 'Misplaced,' 'Kore' and the upcoming spinoff, 'WarStone.'

DC Comics Solicitations for product shipping April, 2004

DC Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in April of 2004.

PREVIEW: 11 Pages of 'Julius'

Oni Press has provided CBR News with an 11 page preview of 'Julius,' a reworking of the Shakespeare play coming in March of this year.

Avengers Assemble… for the first time: Joe Casey talks 'Earth's Mightiest Heroes' & Being a FAN

Writer Joe Casey talks about 'Earth's Mightiest Heroes,' a new mini-series coming from Marvel Comics this summer that chronicles the Avengers first year. Learn more about Casey's love of the team and how Avengers fans can interact with the writer.

Jack & Jill went up the Hill…: Scott Ciencin talks 'Silent Hill'

Writer Scott Ciencin talks about the upcoming 'Silent Hill: Dying Inside,' a five issue mini-series, with art by Ben Templesmith, based on the wildly popular video game. Ciencin reveals what you'll find in this comic and how it's more than just another video game adaptation and why those not familiar with the game will like this book.

Hellboy/Goon, Aleister Arcane, Young Ancient One, more: January 16th Comic Wire Wrap

'The Goon/Hellboy' make a big crossover, 'Aleister Arcane' images surface, 'Young Ancient One' order reminder, Dave Cockrum hospitalized and photos from the January 11th Media City Convention.

2003 Industry Stats, Top 100 Comics and Graphic Novels, Top 10 Books

Diamond Comics Distributors has released industry statistic for the entirety of 2003 showing the top selling comics, graphic novels and books, as well as which company had the largest market share in 2003.

Image Comics Solicitations for product shipping April, 2004

Image Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping April, 2004.

Opening up a jar of horror: Antony Johnston talks 'Nightjar'

Writer Antony Johnston talks about the upcoming Avatar Press series 'Nightjar,' a horror story originally conceived by Alan Moore and Bryan Talbot in 1980, but never finished. Johnston talks about the story, on stepping into Alan Moore's shoes and what you should expect from this new series. Corrected

A Warren Ellis Comics Update

Writer Warren Ellis sent out a note today updating fans on the status of various in production and delayed projects such as 'Morning Dragons,' 'Stealth Tribes,' 'Planetary' and others.

DC Comics forms alliance with Humanoids

DC Comics has announced a publishing agreement with European publisher Humanoids, which will add their titles to the DC Comics catalog.

The Real God Of Conflict: Greg Rucka on 'Wonder Woman' & the industry

Greg Rucka talks about how he approaches the writing chores on DC's 'Wonder Woman' with a look ahead at issue #200 and some thoughts on the current state of the comics industry.

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