Beau Yarbrough

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SAN DIEGO, DAY FOUR: Chaykin, Willingham, Simone on JLA

Mon, July 21st, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

A year-long JLA miniseries by Joe Kelly is announced and various other creators, including Howard Chaykin, have their way with the JLA in the meantime in 2004. Plus more news from DC's super teams panel from Sunday at Comic-Con International.

SAN DIEGO, DAY THREE: Loeb/Sale Exclusive to DC, Announce Sequel to 'Long Halloween,' 'Dark Victory'

Sun, July 20th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

The bad news for Marvel Comics continues this weekend in San Diego, as DC Comics inks a deal at Comic-Con International making Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale exclusive creators for Marvel's Distinguished Competition.

SAN DIEGO, DAY TWO: Morrison Exclusive to DC, Gaiman to Participate on New 'Books of Magic'

Sat, July 19th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

DC Comics ties down "New X-Men" writer Grant Morrison to an exclusive contract and brings back Neil Gaiman to help launch the latest "Books of Magic" series.

SAN DIEGO, DAY TWO: Bendis, Mignola, 'Fables' Win at 2003 Eisners

Sat, July 19th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

A newly redesigned Eisner Award made its debut Friday night at Comic-Con International in San Diego.

SAN DIEGO, DAY ONE: Giving the Devil his Due

Thu, July 17th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

Devil's Due talks upcoming "GI Joe," "Voltron" story arcs at Comic-Con International in San Diego on Thursday.

SAN DIEGO, DAY ZERO: Judd Winick Gets Criminal in 'Caper'

Wed, July 16th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

Judd Winick jumps into crime comics with both feet with not one, but three crime stories in one DC maxiseries, "Caper."

Talent Deserving of Wider Recognition: Tyler Page of 'Stylish Vittles'

Mon, July 14th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

Tyler Page tells the mostly autobiographical story of the first time he fell in love, in "Stylish Vittles: I Met a Girl." Third in a five part series profiling this year's nominees for the Eisner Award for Talent Deserving of Wider Recognition.

Star Power: Giffen and Doran Preview 'Reign of the Zodiac'

Fri, July 11th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

Keith Giffen and Colleen Doran create a new world -- in exhaustive detail -- for their new ongoing, "Reign of the Zodiac." The preview includes exclusive images from Doran.

Talents Deserving of Wider Recognition: Myatt Murphy and Scott Dalrymple of 'Fade From Blue'

Wed, July 9th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

Two men tell the story of four half-sisters exploring the mystery of how their mothers died in 'Fade from Blue.' Myatt Murphy and Scott Dalrymple are profiled in the second in a five part series covering this year's nominees for the Talent Deserving of Wider Recognition Eisner award.

Dezago and Rousseau Unleash a Little BEDLAM: Duo Self-Publishes 'The Perhapanauts'

Tue, July 8th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

The new Todd Dezago and Craig Rousseau collaboration isn't available in comics shops: The comic industry veterans self-publish 'The Perhapanauts' and distribute it online and at conventions.

A Talent Deserving of Wider Recognition: Justine Shaw of 'Nowhere Girl'

Mon, July 7th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

The Eisner Awards get their first Web comic nominee: Justine Shaw's "Nowhere Girl," an online comic about an angry young girl lashing out at the world around her, either spiraling down to self-destruction or finding redemption. First in a five part series covering this year's nominees for the Talent Deserving of Wider Recognition award.

A. Bug's Life: Keith Giffen's Ambush Bug is Back

Sun, June 8th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

Keith Giffen's cult favorite superhero teleports back into comics this summer in the pages of "Lobo Unbound," and Giffen announces the next "Lobo" project: a holiday crossover with one of the most popular superhero teams of the past five years.

Your Job Really Isn't That Bad: 'Puffed' Daddy Layman Talks Miniseries

Wed, June 4th, 2003 | Category: Comic Books

You're trapped in a theme park costume, and you've just been dropped off in the worst neighborhood in town and you need to get someone to unzip your crotch to get you out of your suit. John Layman talks his new black comedy, "Puffed."