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Digging Into "A Distant Soil" with Colleen Doran

After six years, a delay caused in part by lost negatives, writer/artist Colleen Doran spoke to CBR about returning to her creator-owned fantasy series "A Distant Soil" at Image Comics/Shadowline.

Comics A.M. - Scottish City to Create Bash Street to Honor "Beano" Strip

Dundee, Scotland, to honor long-running "Bash Street Kids" comic strip! A look at U.K. children's comics! Jamie S. Rich talks "It Girl"! Colleen Doran discusses "Gone to Amerikay"! Plus much more!

Gaiman, Doran Collaborating on Dark Horse Graphic Novel

"Sandman: Dream Country" collaborators Neil Gaiman and Colleen Doran are re-teaming for an as-yet unnamed original graphic novel to be published through Dark Horse Comics.

Comics A.M. - The Once and Future Extreme Studios; Colleen Doran's Digital Success

Image's Eric Stephenson reflects on Extreme Studios! Colleen Doran's digital comics advice! Marzena Sowa talks Vertigo's "Marzi"! Daniel Clowes, Robert Crumb and more!

CCI: Vertigo Editorial Panel

Blurb: Vertigo Executive Editor Karen Berger took to the stage at San Diego's Comic-Con International with some of Vertigo's leading writers and artists to tell fans what to expect from the DC imprint starting this fall.

Comic Book Legends Revealed!

Learn about an unpublished X-Men related mini-series from the late 1980s! Also, did DC try to have Steve "The Dude" Rude re-draw Jack "The King" Kirby? Finally, who or what is Diego Valor? Read on to find out!

WC10: Colleen Doran

Colleen Doran was joined at her WonderCon panel by writer Derek McCulloch to discuss their upcoming graphic novel "Gone to Amerikay," as well as the ending to "A Distant Soil" and the possibility of an ADS movie.

PRESS RELEASE: Gail Simone, Amanda Conner and Colleen Doran Join C2E2 Guest List

NYCC: Comics Writers on Comics Writing

Walt & Louise Simonson, Colleen Doran, Christos Gage, Tom DeFalco and Jimmy Palmiotti met with fans in New York to discuss their careers as comics writers and the challenges of working in the singular medium.