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On sale this week from Archaia is Jim Henson's The Storyteller Volume 1, a new hardcover anthology based on the Jim Henson television series of the 1980s and early 1990s. Created in full cooperation with the Jim Henson Company, the book features all-new comics by a veritable who's who of fan-favorite creaotrs like Katie Cook, Colleen Coover, Chris Eliopoulos, Roger Langridge, Marjorie Liu, Jeff

Publisher: Varies Price: Varies Comics readers can be notoriously hard to shop for, considering that we're already in the store every week buying the stuff we like. There's a great way around that, though: Give the comics readers on your list a piece of the comics that they already love with a page of Original Comic Book Art...

I've been taking a sketchbook to comic book conventions for years -- and I've gotten some truly amazing things -- but when this year's HeroesCon rolled around, I decided to start a new one with a theme. I strongly considered doing an all-pro-wrestler sketchbook, but with the recent death of the Macho man Randy Savage, it didn't seem like the right time...

The artists of Comic Twart create on a weekly basis some of the best illustration work you can find in the business. As you can see from our numerous posts of the the site's output -- which is based on contributors drawing different character or theme every week -- it's very difficult for us to not just copy and paste the entire site over to ComicsAlliance...

If you've been reading ComicsAlliance for a while, then you're probably already aware that we're huge fans of Tom Fowler. Whether it's pin-up pieces for Comic Twart, stories for MAD Magazine or art for comics like Mysterius the Unfathomable and Deadpool Team-Up, Fowler brings an incredibly fluid sense of motion to everything he does, and it's always a treat to see...

Infographics: The Fantastic Four have had some recent shakeups in their family tree, but Joe Stone can help any fan make sense of the chaos. Or can he? Crimefighters: Phoenix Jones has been pounding the pavement in Seattle suburbs, but Great Britain has its own hero in the costumed 'The Statesman...

Here at ComicsAlliance, we've been fans of the Comic Twart blog since day one, and this week, the best online art jam on the web celebrates its official one year anniversary! As you can see by Evan "Doc" Shaner's anniversary piece above, the site has seen a gang of incredible artists teaming up to pick one character or theme to draw every week, from Zorro to the films of Alfred Hitchcoc

The proliferation of social media is an incredible boon for lovers of comic book art, design and illustration. Sites like Flickr, Tumblr, DeviantArt and other countless blogs and feeds bombard us with a ceaseless supply of artwork by professionals and fans that is variously excellent, clever, funny, innovative, and numerous degrees of awesome...

Unlike the time Comic Twart told its contributors to each draw a piece of Sandman art, their Marvel Comics and "What If...?" themes demanded that artists stick within the confines of Spider-Man and Iron Man's universe. The flip side was that they could re-imagine established concepts however they saw fit, and the visions of Man-Thing and Rocket Raccoon that they produced made their final

The MONSTERS Project continues today with original art from Tom Fowler, whose work we've enjoyed so much in Mysterius: The Unfathomable, countless amazing convention sketches and the outstanding Comic Twart blog, among other places. Here, he depicts the weary, tragic visage of Frankenstein, the mistreated, outcast monster whose rejection by mankind lead him down a path of empty revenge and heartbr