Bill Crabtree

Mike Mignola Returns To Hellboy's World For 'The Visitor'
Mike Mignola Returns To Hellboy's World For 'The Visitor'
Mike Mignola Returns To Hellboy's World For 'The Visitor'
Yesterday Dark Horse Comics unveiled a short motion comic-style teaser for a new series by Mike Mignola, Chris Roberson, Paul Grist and Bill Crabtree titled The Visitor: How And Why He Stayed. Today the publisher officially announced the series as a five-issue look at with one of the most unexpected mysteries of the Hellboy world.
'Bebop And Rocksteady Destroy Everything' #2 [Preview]
'Bebop And Rocksteady Destroy Everything' #2 [Preview]
'Bebop And Rocksteady Destroy Everything' #2 [Preview]
As far as opening lines go, "This is bad, right? Bebop and Rocksteady just traveled through time to who knows where!" is probably one of the more ominous starts that a comic has ever had. I mean, really, considering those two dudes can't even walk into a building without bringing the whole thing down around their heads, giving them access to the time stream can only be bad. For the people in that universe, I mean. For those of us here in this dimension who are reading the comic, we're in for a treat as Ben Bates, Dustin Weaver, Sophie Campbell, Giannis Milonogiannis and Bill Crabtree chronicle the second stop on the destructive duo's trip through the time stream: A journey back to the distant past of the year 2000 (and another journey back to dinosaur times for a team-up with the demonic master of the Cretaceous, Savanti Romero! Check out a preview below!
Giant-Size Kung Fu Bible Stories' Title Is A Lie; But It's Great
Giant-Size Kung Fu Bible Stories' Title Is A Lie; But It's Great
Giant-Size Kung Fu Bible Stories' Title Is A Lie; But It's Great
If there's a Hall of Fame for comic book titles, then Giant-Size Kung Fu Bible Stories deserves its own wing. You put those words in that order on the cover of a comic book, and I'm going to buy it, no questions asked, and I'm pretty sure I'm not exactly alone in that way of thinking. To be honest, though, I will admit to being just a little bit disappointed that it's not an accurate description of the contents. I mean, is there anyone who wouldn't want to read a treasury-sized extravaganza about Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego busting out forbidden martial arts techniques in order to fight their way out of the oven? I would. That said, what we actually have -- an extra-sized $20 tome edited by Bruce Timm and Erik Larsen -- is still pretty amazing; an anthology of stories from fantastic creators that accomplishes that rare feat of being an anthology book where every single story is highly entertaining, even if they're not about Esau mastering poison styles to take his ultimate revenge on Jacob.
‘The Sixth Gun': The Supernatural Western That’s Turning Cullen Bunn Into A Superstar
‘The Sixth Gun': The Supernatural Western That’s Turning Cullen Bunn Into A Superstar
‘The Sixth Gun': The Supernatural Western That’s Turning Cullen Bunn Into A Superstar
Cullen Bunn is a name you should be getting to know. Over the last few months, the writer has been one of Marvel's fastest-rising stars, penning books like the rambunctious Captain America and... team-up book, a memorable arc on Wolverine, co-writing and then taking over Venom, co-writing the last few issues of Captain America with outgoing Marvel icon Ed Brubaker, and just ending the world with
Enjoy the Invisible Heads and Weird Science of ‘Bad Medicine’ #1 For Free! [Full Comic]
Enjoy the Invisible Heads and Weird Science of ‘Bad Medicine’ #1 For Free! [Full Comic]
Enjoy the Invisible Heads and Weird Science of ‘Bad Medicine’ #1 For Free! [Full Comic]
It's never a good sign when a headless corpse turns up in an alley, but when it turns out that the head is still there and just invisible? That's when things start to get a little strange. That's how the story kicks off in Bad Medicine, the new series from Oni Press and the creative team of Nunzio DeFilippis, Christina Weir, Christopher Mitten and Bill Crabtree...