"Comic Books" Blogs & Blog Posts

Calvin's BlogCalvin's Blog

Blog of illustrator, cartoonist, comic book artist, author, animator and se...

 
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Geek OrthodoxGeek Orthodox

You rollin' twenties on the polyhedral? You makin' the Kessel Run...

 
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When I first saw the pitch for Dave Baker's new graphic novel Mary Tyler Moorehawk, I couldn't help but roll my eyes. Not because it was a bad pitch, or annoying or anything. But because I am the exact target audience for something that calls itself...

The Society of Illustrators in New York City has launched an exhibit featuring the cartooning art of Jack Davis, marking "the centenary celebration" of his birth." Davis (1924-2016) had an incredibly prolific career, highlighted by his work on the co...

Comic book artist Adi Granov has accused DC Comics cover artist Francesco Mattina of using AI to create his variant cover for Superman #18, reports Heidi MacDonald in The Beat. Granov made the accusation in a Facebook post in which he also accused Ma...

Humanoids, the Franco-American publisher known for being home to legendary creators like Mœbius and Alejandro Jodorowsky, is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a groundbreaking new release. For the first time, the classic French sci-fi masterwork...

Back in 2010, writers Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery teamed up with artists Andy Belanger, Ian Herring, and Kagan McLeod for a bloody, pulpy take on the ol' Bard. The first volume of Kill Shakespeare was a tremendous hit, pitting Hamlet against J...

Saturday, May 4, is Free Comic Book Day, on which you can go to any participating comic book store and get certain designated comic books, absolutely free. Enter your zip code at this website and you can find the participating comics shop nearest to...

Over at Defector, writer Asher Elbein just published one of the single best pop culture-politics crossover essays I've read in a long time. In The Judgement of Magneto, Elbein expertly analyzes the history of the Max "Erik Lensherr" Eisenhardt — be...