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

A little over a month ago, retailers from around the United States shared their thoughts on the All New, All Different line announcement at Marvel, and for the most part things were looking good. However, on an initial look, many comics look appealing, but when it gets to ordering time things aren’t quite as rosy. … Continued

As an aspiring comic shop owner, it’s always fun for me to check out shops wherever I go. I’ve been to shops in Japan, Australia, New Zealand, England and many states, as I’ll go out of my way to see what shops are like in places that aren’t Alaska. Everyone does it differently, and you … Continued

Read through the art rep interviews in full from our earlier piece

Learn about the best comic you’re not reading from its creator

For the average long-time comic book fan, reading through the All-New, All-Different Marvel preview book is a breeze. We know what the one-page previews mean, we know who the characters are, we know the creators, and for us, it works to a degree. Naturally, it depends on the person as to how effective at actually … Continued

By now, you know where I stand when it comes to the whole “All-New, All-Different” endeavor. While I am excited in some of the books, for the most part, I feel like they’re neither new nor different, and that they generally fail at attracting the type of people they’re looking for: new readers. But I’m … Continued