Adam Koford

If you're following any comic book artists on Twitter or Tumblr, then there's a pretty good chance that you saw the word "Inktober" pop up an awful lot over the past four weeks. Created by artist Jake Parker in 2009, it's a month-long exercise in getting better at working with ink (as opposed to just pencils) by producing a piece of art every day for all 31 days of October. And it's also exactly the kind of thing that we love to see here at ComicsAlliance.

Art: Adam Koford illustrates The Seven Deadly Sins of Jabba's Palace. Cyber Monday: Top Shelf Productions is offering a 30% discount on everything in its Web store, including Blankets and Infinite Kung Fu. Statues: It looks like a new 1:1 scale Mobile Suit Gundam statue will come to Tokyo's Odaiba in spring 2013...

Adam Koford's artistic accomplishments modifying the Twitter bird, contributing to the MRVLCATS phenomenon and creating Laugh-Out-Loud Cats are well documented. Under the name "Ape Lad," Koford has already bestowed more than his fair share of humor upon the world...

Following a Twitter back-and-forth between Marvel.com editor Ryan Penagos and cartoonists Chris Eliopoulos and Katie Cook, the social network was inundated Thursday with a great wave of cuteness the likes of which haven't been seen since Commissioner James Gordon (the pomeranian, not the cop): Marvel Cats...

Just as it forces users to think in 140 characteres, Twitter's tiny avatar space requires a bit of inspired design to keep images iconic. That's why comic book and video game fans searching for a new look might be pleased to see Adam Koford a...