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The Charles Xavier Memorial Awards: ComicsAlliance's Best Comics of 2012, Part 2
The Charles Xavier Memorial Awards: ComicsAlliance's Best Comics of 2012, Part 2
We didn't realize when we set out to list our favorite comic books of 2012 that it had been such a fun year to be a fan of the medium that we all love so much. The last twelve months offered readers a wide variety of work ranging from the most crowd-pleasing superhero epics to the most idiosyncratic of indies; the return of much missed mangaka and the emergence of exciting new talent; a new crowd-
‘The Strain’ #1 Brings Guillermo del Toro’s Vampires to Life in Disgusting Detail [Preview]
‘The Strain’ #1 Brings Guillermo del Toro’s Vampires to Life in Disgusting Detail [Preview]
Arist Mike Huddleston (Butcher Baker, The Righteous Maker) had his work cut out for him when he was brought on to illustrate Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan's vampire novel trilogy The Strain in comics. The series' monsters sport disturbingly unique biology that sets them apart from contemporary vamps requiring some serious collaboration between Huddleston, comic series writer David Lapham (Str
Privacy, Security and Conspiracy Do Battle in ‘The Homeland Directive’ [Preview]
Privacy, Security and Conspiracy Do Battle in ‘The Homeland Directive’ [Preview]
Debuting this weekend at Heroes Con in Charlotte, North Carolina is The Homeland Directive, a new graphic novel written by The Surrogates co-creator Robert Venditti. The narrative follows scientist Laura Regan, who's blamed for a violent crime she didn't commit, and one that seems connected to her work in viral research...
Mike Huddleston Pulls Out Some Cosmic Art Guns on Boba Fett and Orion
Mike Huddleston Pulls Out Some Cosmic Art Guns on Boba Fett and Orion
Mike Huddleston keeps his craft honed making comics in books like "The Coffin" at Oni Press and his upcoming Image launch "Butcher Baker, The Righteous Maker" with Joe Casey. He's got a street-art-inspired look his work that could be appropriately placed on a spectrum between Chris Bachalo's sometimes exaggerated proportions and the free-spirited energy of Jim Mahfood, and