Category: Comic Books

Steven Grant Aims To Do Permanent Damage with 'Frank Miller's Robocop'

Steven Grant discusses his work on 'Frank Miller's Robocop,' a comics adaptation of the original script to the film 'Robocop 2' you never saw. Included is a preview of the first issue.

Air Time: 'Hawkman's' Johns & Morales talk the 'Thanagarian'

'Hawman' creators Geoff Johns and Rags Morales talk about upcoming developments in the title, dealing with the problems of Hawkman continuity, details on the 'Thangarian' storyline and the return of Hawkwoman.

Preview 'Noble Causes: Extended Family'

Image Comics has provided CBR News with a sneak peak at the Phil Hester/Sean Murphy story in next month's 'Noble Causes: Extended Family."

One Foot in the Comic: Rich-McKelvey on 'Footman 15'

A young woman trained at an early age to be a killer, to exterminate anything society might see as mythological, paranormal, or just not real. Creator Christopher Rich-McKelvey talks about the series and what you can expect.

Marvel Comics Solicitations for July, 2003

Marvel Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in July, 2003.

2003 Harvey Awards Announced

The Harvey Award nominations, one of the most prestigious awards given to comics creators for their achievements in the comics industry, have been announced for comics published in 2002. Updated 4/25/03

All Hail The Kings! Eric J & Arvid Nelson talk 'Rex Mundi' #3

The creators behind the Image Comics 'Rex Mundi' discuss their latest issue, in stores next Wednesday, with a look towards the future, where their book fits into today's super-hero dominated market, film news and a five page preview.

Market Share, Top 300 Comics, Top 50 Graphic Novels Actual Sales for product shipping May, 2003

Diamond Comics Distributors has released the top comic numbers based on actual sales on product ordered in March, 2003, and shipping May, 2003, including Overall Market Share, Top 300 Comics and Top 50 Graphic Novels/TPB's.

DC Comics Solicitations for July, 2003

DC Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in July, 2003.

Welcome to Geek Club: Koslowski resurrects the '3 Geeks'

'3 Geeks,' a comic about three hard core comic fans from the mind behind 'Three Fingers,' Rich Koslowski, will make a triumphant return this summer in an all-new 48-page special.

Niles escapes from hell: writer leaves 'Hellspawn' with #16

The man behind '30 Days of Night' and the upcoming 'Dark Days' has announced he'll be leaving the Image Comics title 'Hellspawn' with issue #16.

Image Comics Solicitations for July, 2003

Image Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in July, 2003.

Sergio Cariello gets to the 'Crux' of the matter

Brazillian artist Sergio Cariello talks about making the jump to CrossGen, the differences between working with DC and CrossGen, and what he'll bring to the CrossGen title 'Crux.'

2003 Eisner Comic Industry Awards announced

The Eisner Award nominations, considered by most to be the highest honor given in the comic industry, have been announced for comics published in 2002. DC Comics leads the way with 23 nominations, while small press and indie publishers make a strong showing.

'Hall' Of Justice: writer Jason Hall talks current projects

The writer of 'Pistolwhip: The Yellow Mennace' and a gaggle of DC Comics projects discusses the diversity of his work and what's coming next, with a six-page preview of 'The Yellow Menace.'

An Honest to God Preview of 'True Story, Swear to God' #5

Writer/Artist Tom Beland has provided CBR News with an exclusive look at the first seven pages to the fifth issue of 'True Story, Swear to God!' Updated

Lucky Number: Palmiotti and Gray talk '21Down'

Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray discuss their series '21 Down,' and what it takes to bring a sense of realism to a world filled with super-heroes.

'Spider-Girl' lives again, again!

The on-again/off-again publishing saga of Marvel's 'Spider-Girl' takes another curious turn as after having been recently cancelled it's back on, with some explanation as to what's happened.

A Look Inside: 'King of Queens' Patton Oswalt talks 'JLA: Workweek'

Patton Oswalt, one of the stars of the CBS comedy 'King of Queens,' takes his turn behind the keyboard as the writer of 'JLA: Workweek,' about an average day for the JLA with very little to do.

Lights go out on 'Power Company'

Kurt Busiek has confirmed that his DC Comics series 'Power Company' has been cancelled and will end with issue #18.

Marvel to Tell 'Epic' Stories Once Again: Long-Awaited Imprint Relaunched

At Wednesday's press conference, Marvel finally announced what had long been expected: The Epic Comics line, Marvel's creator-owned line from the 1980s, was coming back ... sort of. First up, a romance comic by Mark Millar and the Dodsons.

Market Share, Top 300 Comics, Top 50 Graphic Novels Actual Sales for February, 2003

Diamond Comics Distributors has released the top comic numbers based on actual sales for February, 2003 including Overall Market Share, Top 300 Comics and Top 50 Graphic Novels/TPB's.

Bird on a Wire: Simone talks 'Birds of Prey'

New series writer Gail Simone discusses her upcoming run on the DC title "Birds of Prey," pairing with artist Ed Benes, who the Birds will be going up against in her first story-arc and who'll be joining their ranks.

Yeah, It's Better Being a Teen: Robert Kirkman talks 'Invincible'

Series writer Robert Kirkman talks about the Image Comics title, 'Invincible,' addressing the 'Son of Superman' comparisons, writing convincing teenage characters, what's coming up in future issues and exclusive artwork from upcoming issues.

'Spirit' of Ambition: NW Studios talks 'Spirit of The Amazon'

There's a new comic shipping to stores this May and it's not from any of the major US publishers, but from a South American publisher who's hoping their comic, with an environmental message, will find success in the states.

Marvel goes looking for 'Trouble'

Marvel Comics has returned to the role of tease once again, this time providing the comics press with the cover to 'Trouble' with very little extra information.

MAX Muscle: Austen talks 'War Machine 2.0' & 'The Eternal' & 'World Watch'

Chuck Austen discusses two new Marvel Max series, 'War Machine 2.0,' a follow-up to 'U.S. War Machine,' 'The Eternal,' a new take on a classic Kirby concept (with exclusive first looks at art) and finishes by teasing a creator owned project, 'World Watch.' Plus, Austen respond's to criticisms made by CrossGen's Mark Alessi about 'The Call.'

CrossGen Masters the Universe with He-Man, Dragon's Lair, Space Ace

CrossGeneration Entertainment announced Friday that they will be publishing MVCreations' comics based on classic (and remade) cartoon "Masters of the Universe" along with arcade games "Dragon's Lair" and "Space Ace."

Image Comics Solicitations for June, 2003

Image Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in June, 2003. UPDATED 03/21 with Top Cow covers

Superhero Gaming Gets Gritty: Nocturnals, Authority/StormWatch RPGs announced

Two new superhero roleplaying games, set outside the standard bright four color world of previous licensed roleplaying games, have been announced.

Final Lap: Scott Kolins talks 'Blitz' and leaving 'Flash' after #200

After 29 issues handling the art chores on DC's 'Flash,' artist Scott Kolins is moving on. Kolins spoke with CBR News and reflected on his almost 3 year relationship with the title and the people he worked with.

Marvel Comics Solicitations for June, 2003

Marvel Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in June, 2003.

DC Comics Solicitations for June, 2003

DC Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping in June, 2003.

Money Well Spent: Brubaker discusses the 'refundable' 'Sleeper'

Writer Ed Brubaker introduces 'Sleeper' to new readers while giving existing fans an update on where the series is headed with an update on the money-back guarantee and if anyone's taken him up on the offer.

'The Red Star' leaves CrossGen: Part 2 with Brad Kayl

'The Red Star's' Brad Kayl shares his own thoughts and reasons behind leaving CG Entertainment with a look at what the future holds for the title under Archangel Studios. Plus, Kayl teases readers with news of a second Archangel title coming this July, 'Assasin,' with an exclusive first look at artwork from the series.

'The Red Star' leaves CrossGen: Part 1 with Christian Gossett

'The Red Star's' Christian Gossett discusses leaving CG Entertainment and once again publishing the book with Archangel Studios, talking freely about his current relationship with CrossGen and putting to rest any speculation that might arise concerning the change in publication. Plus, what the future holds for Archangel Studios.

The Next Generation: McKeever talks 'Inhumans' & 'G.I Joe'

Writer Sean McKeever discusses his plans for the Marvel series 'Inhumans,' plus some thoughts regarding his two issue run on 'G.I. Joe: Frontline.' Plus, loads of images from both series.

Corporate Action Teams: Casey talks 'Wildcats Version 3.0'

Writer Joe Casey discusses 'Wildcats Version 3.0,' what he's done with the series and characters and his plans for the future of the series, and addresses his critics who decry the lack of super villains and claim the series is too adult.

Being The Man: Jeff Parker on 'The Interman'

Jeff Parker's indie smash has gone from self-published hit to the big screen. Learn more about 'The Interman,' get a feel for the process and research Parker used to create the book and who his ideal choices would be for the cast of the movie.

The Captain's Chair: artist Leonard Kirk talks 'JSA'

'JSA' artist Leonard Kirk talks about his work on the title, initial fan reaction when he joined the book and what you can expect next from DC's oldest super-team.

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