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Casanova artists, brothers, and Brazilians Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon illustrated two images of some classic X-Men moments for the CBLDF earlier this year involving Marvel Girl and Cyclops during the climactic moon battle of The Dark Phoenix Saga, and Wolverine wandering the Canadian wilderness as Weapon X...

Matt Fraction's creator-owned tale of interdimensional espionage, evil twins and body-swapping love returns this September with Casanova: Avaritia, a.k.a. avarice, the third of the deadly sins that title each volume. As the new chapter opens, dimension-tripping superspy Casanova Quinn is still bitterly estranged from his father -- and boss -- who has tasked him with the job of cauterizing the time

Daytripper was the best comic book mini-series I read last year, one of the finest comics I've ever read, and one of the most emotionally powerful experiences I've ever had with visual storytelling. I could praise this book forever, but writer Kieron Gillen summed up the quintessential experience with the story within Twitter's 140 character limit: I can't say if Gillen's reaction is universal,

When superspy anti-hero Casanova is sent on a mission to kidnap a magician-turned-guru who meditated for 12 years and supposedly achieved godhood, his attitude is pretty skeptical. After all, he's not so much "stealing god" as he is nabbing a con man, right...

The second issue of "Casanova" by Matt Fraction and artist Gabriel Ba, with gorgeous full color from Cris Peter, comes out from Marvel's Icon imprint this Wednesday. We've got a 6-page preview of the issue, where the dimension-displaced, double-crossing Casanova Quinn must attempt to carry out opposing missions for both E...

The first fully-recolored issue of Matt Fraction's indie masterpiece "Casanova" hits stands this week, republishing what was once the first two issues of the series into one lush, over-sized package through Marvel's creator-owned Icon imprint...

The first Matt Fraction comic I ever read was "Casanova." Most people know Fraction best, of course, as the writer of books like "Uncanny X-Men," "Iron Man" and "Thor," but before his meteoric rise in the mainstream, there was this little indie comic he did at Image Comics with artists -- and twin brothers -- Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon about a dimension-trip

The premiere of "Iron Man 2" draws nigh for those of us who didn't get special advance screenings (tear), and while reviews have been mixed, we're still hoping for the best. While there's no way to protect your heart from the shrapnel of possible disappointment, you can at least pretend that there's an glowing, blue arc reactor surgically implanted over it, thanks to a t-shirt at Enterta

Updated: In yet another big announcement out of the's Cup O' Joe panel at C2E2, Marvel announced that Matt Fraction's indie masterpiece "Casanova," which was illustrated by brothers Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon and published by Image Comics, will soon be moving to Marvel's creator-owned Icon imprint, a shift that Fraction says "will allow us to do the book and to do it as we intended t

Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá have come a long way in a short amount of time. The Brazilian twins landed in America to some acclaim with anthology projects from Image and Dark Horse. But it was "De:Tales - Stories from Urban Brazil" that really introduced the pair to industry, garnering critical acclaim from a variety of sources with a beautiful black and white tale that hinted at great pote