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Trickster 2: The Little San Diego Con That Could [Indiegogo]
Trickster 2: The Little San Diego Con That Could [Indiegogo]
Trickster 2: The Little San Diego Con That Could [Indiegogo]
If you've never been to San Diego's Comic-Con International, it's hard to picture just how huge and insane it truly is. Last year's attendance numbers topped out around 120,000 people, turning the little town that Ron Burgundy made famous into a nightmarish maelstrom of Twilight shantytowns, promotional blitzes and a decibel level akin to a black metal concert...
‘Dark Horse Presents’ New Francavilla, Arcudi, Case, Seeley and More [Preview]
‘Dark Horse Presents’ New Francavilla, Arcudi, Case, Seeley and More [Preview]
‘Dark Horse Presents’ New Francavilla, Arcudi, Case, Seeley and More [Preview]
On sale this week is Dark Horse Presents #11, the latest issue of Dark Horse's prestigious anthology series. Featuring no distracting advertisements, the 80-page book contains new material by such comics creators as Francesco Francavilla (introducing The Black Beetle), Mike Richardson, Tim Seeley and Victor Drujiniu (introducing The Occultist), John Arcudi and Jonathan Case (introducing The Creep)
Dark Horse: Reissued Remender + New Oeming, Francavilla, Tobin, DeConnick, Noto & More
Dark Horse: Reissued Remender + New Oeming, Francavilla, Tobin, DeConnick, Noto & More
Dark Horse: Reissued Remender + New Oeming, Francavilla, Tobin, DeConnick, Noto & More
We already told you the great news about Dark Horse bringing Jeff Parker and Erica Moen's beloved Bucko webcomic to print, but the Oregon-based publisher came to Seattle's Emerald City Comicon with a few more cool announcements to make. Readers can look forward to brand new series Colder, an ongoing horror/crime from title writer Paul Tobin (Small Favors, Spider-Girl) and artist Juan Ferreyra (Rex
Parting Shot: Steve Niles Speaks Out Against SOPA and Comics Publishers Who Support It
Parting Shot: Steve Niles Speaks Out Against SOPA and Comics Publishers Who Support It
Parting Shot: Steve Niles Speaks Out Against SOPA and Comics Publishers Who Support It
The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) spurred controversy in the comics world recently when a list of companies that support the bill hit the internet and named both Marvel Entertainment and DC Comics parent company Time Warner as pro-SOPA. Comics writer Steve Niles (30 Days of Night) spoke out against the apparent Big Two support for the bill today in a series of tweets, criticizing both the legislat
Original Art Auctions to Benefit Writer Steve Niles’ Sick Dog
Original Art Auctions to Benefit Writer Steve Niles’ Sick Dog
Original Art Auctions to Benefit Writer Steve Niles’ Sick Dog
DC Comics may have left Clark Kent's longtime super-pet to a grim fate on the planet Krypton as part of their New 52 Superman continuity shakeup, but Krypto's spirit lives on in Sonny, the beloved canine companion of comics writer Steve Niles (30 Days of Night, Criminal Macabre)...

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