Dark Horse Comics

We've spent a lot of time writing about digital comics here on ComicsAlliance. As far as developments in comics go, it has the potential to be one of the biggest. To cap off a year full of interesting and possibly fantastic developments, we reached out to some major figures in the world of digital comics for a little something we're calling Digital December...

Art: Texas-based artist Mondo pays tribute to director Guillermo Del Torro with a heaping helping of tribute poster goodness. Submissions: If you've ever wanted to get your work published at Dark Horse Comics, you'd do well to read submissions editor John Schork's supplemental guide to the do's and don'ts...

Art: The Phantom Zone isn't an awesome place to be trapped, but it is awesome to see evil Kryptonians trapped there in Lego form care of Brothers Brick. Interviews: Neil Gaiman discusses the pros and cons of social media like Facebook and Twitter pretty candidly with Tammy Oler...

In the past few years the manga industry has experienced upheaval, to put it lightly. A number of seemingly unconnected, but pressing, issues have turned into a perfect storm of sudden, dramatic change. Online manga piracy, generally conducted in the open on sites that contain thousands of pages of copyrighted work, finally reached the point where publishers could no longer turn a blind eye to ot

Printed bad guys are doomed. Starting this December, the brother team of writer Malachai and artist Ethan Nicolle are taking their explosively popular hero Axe Cop beyond the Web with a printed collection of its online material, followed by an all-new, full-color three-issue miniseries due Spring 2011 from Dark Horse Comics...

Earlier this month, we received this bizarre image from the folks at Dark Horse Comics without any explanation and only a hashtag-inspired clue which, sure enough, led us to the Twitter feed, @notatcomiccon. After weeks of long, sleepless nights wondering what it all meant and if we'd need to mow corporate logos into our yards (likewise, we'd have to actually have a place with a yard, which made t

Over a decade ago, Mark Hamill wrote a screenplay about how media had become more exploitative and sensational, and how people obsessed with fame were more susceptible to exploitation. Movie studios weren't interested, but it had a superhero in it -- The Black Pearl -- so Dark Horse Comics made it into a five-issue limited comic book series of the same name...

When it comes to competing for prizes, there are "contests" and there are "CONTEST$!" Dark Horse's latest "I Love Comics" promotion clearly falls into the latter category with an incredibly simple concept: Send them a picture of yourself with a Dark Horse product, and you'll be entered to win a thousand dollars...

Dark Horse's mysterious image sharing continues today with two new shots that seem to flesh out Monday's solitary gnarly-faced dude. So let's see what we have here... Image #1 shows off more spiral-marked primitives (some kind of vikings?) who seem rallied against a common foe...

Emerald City Comic-Con kicks off this weekend in Seattle, and for those of you planning to attend, Dark Horse Comics will be giving away limited edition lithographs from Star Wars, Usagi Yojimbo, Abe Sapien, The Goon, and Ghost. And all you have to do to win one is take a picture...