With an increasing focus on digital, the tools of the trade may be more diverse and of note to artists than at any other point in comic history. How you craft your work is a loaded question, and there are so many variations on the path an artist takes in accomplishing their job that any … Continued

What happens when you’re creating a new, hot comic and everything changes in an instant? What do you do when your co-creator and artist steps back from your project and it gets expanded from a mini-series to an ongoing? While one could easily file a lot of that under the category of “good problems to … Continued

In today’s era of seemingly infinite comics, with new number ones arriving on a perpetual basis, it’s hard to stand out. That’s especially the case if your comic doesn’t feature a prominent “X” in the title or, better yet, Batman within the pages. Even at Image Comics – a publisher whose star has been on … Continued

There are a lot of comics out there coming in a lot of different forms. That’s one of the coolest things about today’s industry – cool comics can come from a lot of places and from all kinds of people. That leads to unexpected projects like Fran Krause’s excellent Deep Dark Fears webcomic. The basic … Continued

Our 20 Questions interview series finds us catching up with favorite people in comics on not just their latest works, but getting a little more about who they are and what they like at the same time (with a little bit of ridiculousness in the mix). Looking for in-depth, groundbreaking looks at the plot of … Continued

It’s been a hell of a time if you’re a DC Comics fan, especially for those fond of their DC YOU initiative. Last week, the publisher canceled 8 books, and while one – Omega Men – was uncanceled, it’s still been a pretty topsy turvy time for the publisher. What we do know is many … Continued

One of the types of comics that are underrepresented – at least in the mainstream part of comics – are ones for younger readers. There’s a ton of great stuff out there, don’t get me wrong (I’m very fond of Raina Telgemeier and Kazu Kibuishi’s work, for two), but it’s always good to see new … Continued

The superstar artist talks his Image title, sandwiches, Star Trek, favorite cons and much more

The creators of the new IDW comic talk the trials and tribulations of their book

Kickstarting comics can be a tough gig. There are a LOT of them, and it’s hard to get your work noticed in the wide world of Kickstarted comics. Yet Ryan Browne of God Hates Astronauts fame has managed to find success in crowd-funding his comics not once, not twice, but three times already. Most recently, … Continued