MichaelDeforge

Art: Vincent Vermeij imagines ice pops bearing superhero motifs. Upcoming: Drawn and Quarterly has announced that it will publish Michael DeForge's Ant Colony. Vehicles: The Dark Knight appears to be prepared for the golf course. TV: AMC has released a four-minute preview of the next season of The Walking Dead...

In our world breakfast is considered the most important meal of the day, but the Adventure Time kingdom ruled by Breakfast Princess and her sister Toast Princess, conventional morning grub like bacon is elevated to the most important thing of all for foods living in an entirely edible ecosystem...

Little Heart is a proposed anthology comic in support of marriage equality, presenting stories and vignettes about love by an impressive roster of cartoonists and illustrators from around the world, including Maurice Vellekoop, Emily Carroll, Michael DeForge, Noah Van Sciver and Sally Madden...

Though the first issue of Boom! Studios' new Adventure Time comic is still a week away from arriving in stores, cover art from the ongoing series just keeps on coming. Just as Adventure Time #2 is slated to ship with four covers, so too shall the third issue when it hits shelves in April...

Digital Comics: It looks like Walmart is getting in on the digital comics game by linking Captain America: First Vengeance #1 (which you can ready for free) via its online Cap store. Webcomics: I echo Robot 6's recommendation to read Michael DeForge's Spotting Deer for free online, like, right now...

When something truly unique and unexpected hits the comics world, there's always a strange silence that takes up the aftermath. Michael DeForge is sitting in that silence right now, after hitting comics like an atom bomb over the past year and a half or so...

Marvel's Strange Tales anthology returned with its second series last October, winning our hearts yet again by pairing up a long list of indie and webcomic creators like Kate Beaton (Hark! A Vagrant), Nicholas Gurewitch (Perry Bible Fellowship), and Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez (Love and Rockets) for a series of quirky, unconventional stories that take your favorite Marvel superheroes way outside

Whether you've encountered artist Michael Deforge's smiley, bulgy, and often melty visions in his Koyama Press-published series Lose or "Katamari Damacy" hamburger for charity, you understand that the Toronto resident thrives on layers and excess...