dave stevens

We've had some good times today poking fun at store-bought Halloween costumes for kids, but once again, the Internet has proven homemade costumes are way more awesome than anything you can find at the store. Case in point: the fantastic Rocketeer costume made by Jim from Sweet Juniper for his three year-old son Gram...

The 2011 Harvey Awards were presented this past Saturday in conjunction with the Baltimore Comic-Con. Named in honor of the late Harvey Kurtzman, one of the industry's most innovative talents, the Harvey Awards recognize outstanding work in comics and sequential art...

Last week marked the 20th anniversary of Disney's The Rocketeer, the beloved cult classic film based on the similarly beloved cult classic comic book series created by the late Dave Stevens. In honor of the occasion, Paris-based Digital Banana Studio created an original animated short film starring the Rocketeer that honors the work of Stevens and filmmaker Joe Johnston, who directed the live-acti

One sale this week is the first issue of Rocketeer Adventures, a four-issue miniseries featuring brand new tales of the cult favorite action hero created by the late, great Dave Stevens. Issue #1 comes with new stories by John Cassaday & Laura Martin, Mike Allred & Laura Allred and Kurt Busiek and Michael Kaluta & Dave Stewart, with pin-ups by Mike Mignola and Jim Silke, a cover by Ale

The hero who made jetpacks cool for babies from the '80s (and onward) is back. IDW Publishing is launching a brand new, four-issue miniseries starring Dave Stevens' "The Rocketeer" starting in 2011. While not explicitly called an anthology, the miniseries will reportedly house the talents of Mike Allred, Kurt Busiek, John Cassaday, Darwyn Cooke, Michael Golden, Gene Ha, Michael Kaluta,

They didn't call Bettie Page the Queen of Pinups for no reason, but the 1950s era model still isn't the first person I think of when it comes to powerful women in comic books... but maybe I'm in a minority with that assessment, since Dark Horse Comics is about to immortalize Page in all her statuesque glory...