RyanNorth

Dinosaur Santa Comics -- an original holiday comic by Dinosaur Comics creator Ryan North -- finishes today with the final clip art adventure featuring Santa and a dinosaur. As Ryan explained, "ComicsAlliance asked if I wanted to do some holiday comics using a new layout and I said 'HELLO, NEVER IN MY NEAR-DECADE OF MAKING COMICS HAVE I EVER DONE THIS, so actually I'm really glad you asked...

Dinosaur Santa Comics -- an original holiday comic by Dinosaur Comics creator Ryan North -- rolls on, with another update featuring the all-new clip art adventures of Santa and a dinosaur. As Ryan explained, "ComicsAlliance asked if I wanted to do some holiday comics using a new layout and I said 'HELLO, NEVER IN MY NEAR-DECADE OF MAKING COMICS HAVE I EVER DONE THIS, so actually I'm really g

Dinosaur Santa Comics -- an original holiday comic by Dinosaur Comics creator Ryan North -- rolls on, with another update featuring the all-new clip art adventures of Santa and a dinosaur. As Ryan explained, "ComicsAlliance asked if I wanted to do some holiday comics using a new layout and I said 'HELLO, NEVER IN MY NEAR-DECADE OF MAKING COMICS HAVE I EVER DONE THIS, so actually I'm really gl

We're big fans of Ryan North's Dinosaur Comics, a webcomic devoted to the clip art adventures of T-Rex, Utahraptor and Dromiceiomimus, so ComicsAlliance has put together a very special treat for all of our readers this holiday season: original Dinosaur Santa Comics by Ryan North...

Frederator Studios' wiggly Cartoon Network hit Adventure Time is coming to comics this February with a new ongoing series from Boom! Studios' all-ages Kaboom! imprint. Written by Dinosaur Comics creator Ryan North, with art by Shelli Paroline (MICE, Muppet Snow White), Braden Lamb and covers by Paroline and others, the new book adapts the animated series about a boy, his dog and their journeys in

Despite the fact that I love to eat, I've never been much of a chef, a failing I blame solely on the fact that there are very few cookbooks that involve Batman. Fortunately for me, the foodies at Saveur.com have decided to reach out my particular market by recruiting a few of my favorite webcomics creators to illustrate step-by-step instructions on how to create delicious meals and cocktails... R

At Comic-Con 2011 this year, ComicsAlliance asked a series of creators to give us a live interpretation of their own comics in a series of Dramatic Readings. Next up: Webcomic creator Ryan North out a strip from the second volume of Dinosaur Comics, his webcomics about dinosaurs...

Those of you who already read Ryan North's Dinosaur Comics are probably already aware that it's frequently the greatest thing ever, and those of you who don't are about to find out why. Because this week, T-Rex & Co. started debating not only the possibility of Batman potentially existing in the real world, but just what they'd have to do to ensure it: Like I said: the greatest thing ever. An

Ryan North of Dinosaur Comics has spoken many times -- including our recent interview announcing his latest collection -- about a certain dream he has: a dream to make a Dinosaur Comics whiteboard where you can write and erase new adventures for T-Rex, Utahraptor, Dromiceiomimus and friends as many times as you want, like a god of infinite comics...

Dinosaur Comics -- a webcomic featuring three dinosaurs, a house, a car, and a really tiny person -- is one of our favorite webcomics, despite the fact that the art never changes. (Or perhaps... because of it?) And there are few things we know about its creator, Ryan North: He is very tall, he is Canadian, he has a penchant for rad t-shirts and he is about to put out his newest collection, Dinosau