Local and national comics talent galore showed up in full force this past weekend at Stumptown Comics Fest 2012 in Portland, Ore. with fans arriving with equal fervor to scope out the latest graphic novels, indie titles, art prints a
Starting November 9, the team of writer Kent Dalian, artists Joelle Jones and Karl Kerschl and cover artist Jenny Frison will bring all new stories from the world of P.C. Cast and her daughter Kristin Cast's New York Times best selling novel series to life with House of Night #1. The first issue in the ongoing com
Dark Horse confirmed on Wednesday night at Comic-Con International in San Diego the coming of three new titles from popular creators whose work is not typically associated with comics. Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro (Pan's Labyrinth, He
Attractiveness: People Magazine has named Ryan Reynolds (a fusion of Hannibal King, Captain Excellent, Deadpool and Green Lantern) as this year's "Sexiest Man Alive."
Comic Strips: Even if you tend to think of Mort Walker's Beetle Bailey as a comic your grandpa digs, Wicked Local has a fun interview with the creator that highlights his mili
If Joëlle Jones' work looks familiar to you longtime ComicsAlliance readers out there, it's probably because you remember seeing her art in Janet Evanovich's graphic novel Troublemaker or you took our advice to go see the Kitty Pryde tribute art show in Portland a couple of years back. Jones has had her hands in a handful of comic book projects, including Fables and M
Janet Evanovich, co-writer (and daughter) Alex Evanovich and artist Joëlle Jones are headed back to Miami this November with book two of the trio's "Troublemaker" graphic novel series. Picking up where the last installment left off, "Tr
Best-selling novelist Janet Evanovich might not be a familiar name in the world of comics -- yet -- but in the world of book publishing, she's nothing less than a superstar. Evanovich has hit #1 on the New York Times bestseller list no less than 14 times, and has sold over 90 million books worldwide -- the kind of numbers that comics publishers only dream about