matt kindt

3D is all the rage these days, thanks to James Cameron's blockbuster "Avatar," but movies aren't special -- comics have been using 3D imagery for years (with varying degrees of success). In Matt Kindt's upcoming graphic novel "Super Spy: The Lost Dossiers" -- a supplement to the excellent, critically-acclaimed "Super Spy" -- there's actually an entire 3D story called

It looks like it's going to be a good six-month stretch for fans of "Super Spy" creator Matt Kindt. Not only did his latest work "3 Story: The Secret History of the Giant Man," drop back in October, it looks like March will welcome volume 2 of his flagship series...

The new graphic novel "3 Story: The Secret History of Giant Man" -- not be confused with either Henry Pym or Bill Foster -- comes out today from Dark Horse and creator Matt Kindt. I'm a big fan of Kindt, who totally blew me away a couple years ago with his Eisner Award-winning Top Shelf book "Superspy," and I was even lucky enough to get look at an early version of "Giant

Savage Critic and "Reading Comics" author Douglas Wolk runs down the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week. KEY % Oversized heads ¶ Anxiety of influence, father-son division Protagonist has been the subject of an academic or mock-academic journal ¢ Can trace at least some of its lineage to Alex Raymond £ "I can't tell the difference between people and machin

Matt Kindt is not yet a household name in the comics field, and this fact borders on the criminal. You see, Kindt has quietly been producing noir masterpieces with almost frightening consistency for a number of years now, first in collaboration with Jason Hall (Pistolwhip volumes 1 and 2, and Mephisto and the Empty Box), and then on his own as the writer/artist of 2 Sisters and the just-released S