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Jim Rugg’s ‘Supermag’ Is Super, Is Also A Magazine [Review]
Jim Rugg’s ‘Supermag’ Is Super, Is Also A Magazine [Review]
Jim Rugg’s ‘Supermag’ Is Super, Is Also A Magazine [Review]
Jim Rugg makes me angry. Like the “seeing red, can’t think straight, fists-balled up in rage, flipping tables like it was my job”-type of angry. His latest collection of comics, design and illustration pieces, Supermag, – published by the fine folks at Adhouse – makes me want to punch a hole in the wall and then punch a hole inside of that hole and then scream loudly into both of those holes. See,
Farel Dalrymple’s ‘Delusional’ Coming In September [Preview]
Farel Dalrymple’s ‘Delusional’ Coming In September [Preview]
Farel Dalrymple’s ‘Delusional’ Coming In September [Preview]
Whether he's creating his own comics and illustrations from scratch or contributing to anthologies or magazines, Farel Dalrymple is just plain prolific. He's always releasing something and it's always worth checking out. This is both a blessing and a -- well, certainly not a curse -- but maybe a slight inconvenience when it comes to tracking down everything the artist releases. Come September, AdHouse will come to the aid of completists with Delusional, a 232-page, 6x9" hardcover collecting a number of comics and illustrations many fans of the Pop Gun War, Prophet, Omega the Unknown, Vice Magazine and Study Group artist may not have had the chance to check out just yet. Not one to keep fans in suspense, AdHouse has released a generous 23-page preview, which serves as a solid cross section of the upcoming hardcover's contents. You can take in all the Dalrymple goodness, after the cut.
SUPERMAG: Jim Rugg’s Ambitious and Eclectic Comics, Illustration and Design Magazine [Interview]
SUPERMAG: Jim Rugg’s Ambitious and Eclectic Comics, Illustration and Design Magazine [Interview]
SUPERMAG: Jim Rugg’s Ambitious and Eclectic Comics, Illustration and Design Magazine [Interview]
"Print is dead," is a pithy saying that gets tossed around a lot these days. Well, apparently nobody said in front of comics artist and illustrator Jim Rugg (Street Angel, Afrodisiac, The Plain Janes). This May, Rugg will launch the first issue of Supermag, a 56-page, full-color, glossy magazine full of comics, illustrations, design pieces and more...
Link Ink: ‘Darkness’ Coming Through AdHouse, ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ On Wii U And New Power Lords
Link Ink: ‘Darkness’ Coming Through AdHouse, ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ On Wii U And New Power Lords
Link Ink: ‘Darkness’ Coming Through AdHouse, ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ On Wii U And New Power Lords
Upcoming: AdHouse will be printing Boulet's beloved 24-Hour Comic, Darkness, in April. Gaming: Activision has released its full extras info for The Amazing Spider-Man Ultimate Edition for the Wii U, which arrives on March 5. Toys: 16Bit has a new gallery of the Four Horsemen's Power Lord action figure prototypes...
AdHouse to Release Stuart Immonen’s ‘Centifolia V2′ at TCAF [Preview]
AdHouse to Release Stuart Immonen’s ‘Centifolia V2′ at TCAF [Preview]
AdHouse to Release Stuart Immonen’s ‘Centifolia V2′ at TCAF [Preview]
Prolific Canadian comics artist Stuart Immonen will release a second volume of his more personal and otherwise non-or-not-necessarily-commercial work at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival in May. Centifolia V2 will collect short comics, sketches, concept designs and other artwork created by Immonen, who's best known for his long career in superhero comics like Fear Itself, The Adventures of Superman,
James Jean and Paul Pope Take Baltimore (and the Worlds of Comics and Fashion) by Storm
James Jean and Paul Pope Take Baltimore (and the Worlds of Comics and Fashion) by Storm
James Jean and Paul Pope Take Baltimore (and the Worlds of Comics and Fashion) by Storm
Jose Villarrubia, comics artist and professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art, moderated a conversation with award-winning artists James Jean and Paul Pope on Sunday afternoon at the Baltimore Comic-Con. The three men spent a more than generous two hours talking about their work, with both Jean and Pope presenting slideshows of recent works for the capacity crowd...