Michel Fiffe

Best Art Ever (This Week) - 09.12.14
Best Art Ever (This Week) - 09.12.14
Best Art Ever (This Week) - 09.12.14
We make a regular practice at ComicsAlliance of spotlighting particular artists or specific bodies of work, as well as the special qualities of comic book storytelling, but because cartoonists, illustrators and their fans share countless numbers of great pinups, fan art and other illustrations on sites like Flickr, Tumblr, DeviantArt and seemingly infinite art blogs that we’ve created Best Art Ever (This Week), a weekly depository for just some of the pieces of especially compelling artwork that we come across in our regular travels across the Web. Some of it’s new, some of it’s old, some of it’s created by working professionals, some of it’s created by future stars, some of it’s created by talented fans, awnd some of it’s endearingly silly. All of it is awesome.
War Rocket Ajax Reviews Superman #32, JL #31 And Copra #15
War Rocket Ajax Reviews Superman #32, JL #31 And Copra #15
War Rocket Ajax Reviews Superman #32, JL #31 And Copra #15
Each week, ComicsAlliance’s Chris Sims and Matt Wilson host the War Rocket Ajax podcast, their online audio venue for interviews with comics creators, reviews of the books of the week, and whatever else they want to talk about. ComicsAlliance is offering clips of the comics-specific segments of the show several days before the full podcast goes up at WarRocketAjax.com on Mondays. This week, Chris and Matt talk at length about the five concurrent stories in Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke's Justice League #31, using Superman #32, by Johns and John Romita Jr., as a measuring stick for comparison. Once that examination is all over, they pivot to Michel Fiffe's Copra #15.
Michel Fiffe's 'Copra: Round One' Gets A TPB Collection
Michel Fiffe's 'Copra: Round One' Gets A TPB Collection
Michel Fiffe's 'Copra: Round One' Gets A TPB Collection
Here at ComicsAlliance, we love Michel Fiffe's Copra more than just about any other comic on the stands. It's easily one of the best comics of the past ten years, a sharp, occasionally surreal, character-driven action story inspired by DC's classic Suicide Squad, done as as done as a labor of love by one of the most talented cartoonists working today. There's really only one problem: Since the boo
'All-New Ultimates' #1 Comic Book Review
'All-New Ultimates' #1 Comic Book Review
'All-New Ultimates' #1 Comic Book Review
A little over a decade ago, when Marvel's Ultimate Universe was really coming into its own, the creative teams behind the Ultimate books established a distinct storytelling style that seemed to serve as a contrast to the mainstream books being published at the time. The pacing was deliberate, with a lot of time spent on character conversations. The art was big, bold and filmic, with an emphasis on
Michel Fiffe Teases The Return Of 'Copra' [Video]
Michel Fiffe Teases The Return Of 'Copra' [Video]
Michel Fiffe Teases The Return Of 'Copra' [Video]
If you're a regular ComicsAlliance reader, then you've no doubt seen us talk about Michel Fiffe's Copra before. Inspired by Fiffe's love of the classic 1980s run of Suicide Squad by John Ostrander, Kim Yale and Luke McDonnell, it was one of the most impressive comics in recent memory -- 12 self-published issues that were built on incredible art and masterful craftsmanship that made it something mo
'Copra' Creator Michel Fiffe Draws 'G.I. Joe' Sample Pages
'Copra' Creator Michel Fiffe Draws 'G.I. Joe' Sample Pages
'Copra' Creator Michel Fiffe Draws 'G.I. Joe' Sample Pages
Considering that we've taken every opportunity to tell you all how great Copra is, I'm going to guess that most ComicsAlliance readers are already pretty familiar with the work of Michel Fiffe. Today, though, we all learned something new. It seems that before he launched his self-published tribute to Suicide Squad, Fiffe made one final effort to try breaking into mainstream comics by submitting tw
ComicsAlliance Reader Choice Awards: The Winners
ComicsAlliance Reader Choice Awards: The Winners
ComicsAlliance Reader Choice Awards: The Winners
Last month, ComicsAlliance launched its first ever Reader Choice Awards. We spend all year telling you what we like (and don't like), but we wanted to hear from you. We had seven different polls, asking voters to make their choices for best editor, colorist, writer/artist, cover artist, design, artist and writer for the previous year in comics. Voting concluded this morning, and the results are i
Dynamite To Relaunch Kirby's 'Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers'
Dynamite To Relaunch Kirby's 'Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers'
Dynamite To Relaunch Kirby's 'Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers'
One of Jack Kirby's most celebrated (if short-lived) post-DC creations is once again getting an all-star treatment from its latest publishing home at Dynamite Entertainment. Coming this July is a new Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers series from writer Joe Casey and an army of artists including Farel Dalrymple, Ulises Farinas, Michel Fiffe, Nathan Fox, Jim Mahfood, Benajmin Marr, Jim Rugg a
Marvel To Relaunch The Ultimate Universe With Three New Series
Marvel To Relaunch The Ultimate Universe With Three New Series
Marvel To Relaunch The Ultimate Universe With Three New Series
It's been fourteen years since Marvel launched its Ultimate line of comics, with the goal of establishing a universe in which its characters were younger and modern, and where many of the continuity restrictions of the established Marvel line didn't apply. Over that time, many changes have been made and several significant characters have died -- most notably Peter Parker, who was replaced in the
Michel Fiffe: The 'Copra' Exit Interview
Michel Fiffe: The 'Copra' Exit Interview
Michel Fiffe: The 'Copra' Exit Interview
Michel Fiffe's Copra, a strange, superheroic adventure inspired by John Ostrander, Kim Yale and Luke McDonnell's classic Suicide Squad, just completed its initial 12-issue run. In that time, Fiffe wrote, drew, lettered, published and even shipped every issue himself, once a month. As he says, it was essentially all he did for an entire year, but the end result was unquestionably one of the single

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