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Comics Events 1/10/2012
Chip Kidd discusses Bat-Manga in New York, Eric Shanower discusses Oz in San Francisco and more.
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Peter Kuper, Bemis Balkind Team to Publish ‘Drawn to New York'
Award-winning cartoonist Peter Kuper has teamed up with L.A. advertising agency Bemis Balkind to publish Drawn to New York, a new e-book-only collection documenting his comics and illustration work for the U.S market.
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Round Table To Publish Graphic Adaptation of The U.S. Constitution
The Round Table Companies is turning to the educational market and releasing The Constitution: A Graphic Adaptation, adapted by Nadja Baer and illustrated by Nathan Lueth along with a curriculum guide for use in the classroom.
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Panel Mania: The United States Constitution: A Graphic Adaptation
The United States Constitution: A Graphic Adaptation, published by Writers of the Round Table Press, includes the text of the original Constitution in it's entirety, as well as an accompanying narrative and full color illustrations that explore the Constitution's creation.
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More To Come 15: Outlook 2012
In their first podcast of 2012, the More To Come crew makes their predictions for the year to come, from publishers to watch out for and cultural trends to the most exciting books of the upcoming year!
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‘Kramers Ergot #8:’ Compact, Fresh and Terrifying
In January, Picturebox releases the eighth issue of editor/cartoonist Sammy Harkham's influential anthology title, Kramers Ergot.
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New Apps Spotlight Indie and Web Comic
As digital comics have risen to become a $25 million a year business, even more specialized apps for different comics genres are emerging.
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Panel Mania: Silent Partner Graphic Novel
Fictional LAPD forensic psyhologist Alex Delaware comes to life in this graphic novel adaptation of bestselling author Jonathan Kellerman’s classic 1989 psychological thriller Silent Partner by Michael Gaydos and Ande Parks, in the first graphic adaptation of a Kellerman novel.
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Upcoming Comics Events: 1/07/2013
1/9 Brian Wood "Star Wars #1" Release Party and Trivia Game in New York, NY; 1/12 Center for Cartoon Studies Portfolio Day at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco, CA; 1/18 Ryan Stegman Signs "Superior Spider-Man #1" in Orlando, FL.
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Houghton To Release 100K First Printing of Alison Bechdel Memoir
On May 1 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will release a 100,000 copy first printing of Are You My Mother?, the newest work by cartoonist Alison Bechdel, author of the acclaimed and bestselling 2006 comics memoir Fun Home.
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Same Day Print, Digital Release: The New Standard For Comics
It’s time to declare a winner in the argument over when the digital edition of a comic should be released. The winner is the same day as the print edition.
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Panel Mania: The Silence of Our Friends
Written by Mark Long and Jim Demonakos, The Silence of Our Friends is a semi-autobiographical story which follows a white and black family in segregated 1967 Texas. Told from the point of view of a young Mark Long, his father is a reporter covering the story of five black college students unjustly charged with the murder of a policeman and the struggle to free them.
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Wimpy Kid Wins Restraining Order Against Comics Parody
The Wimpy Kid was not so wimpy in a Massachusetts court Wednesday when the company won a temporary restraining order against Antarctic Press, publisher of two Wimpy Kid parody graphic novels.
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Comics Events 12/28/2011
12/28 Comics Events: Danny Fingeroth discusses Spider-Man and Stan Lee, Tony Millionaire in Seattle, Kagan McLeod on Infinite Kung Fu in Ann Arbor & More
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Wimpy Kid Goes to Court Against Zombie
Up until now the Wimpy Kid’s adventures have stayed out of court. But that changed on Tuesday with the filing of a trademark infringement lawsuit in U.S. District Court of Massachusetts against Antarctic Press, publishers of Diary of a Zombie Kid.
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New Buzzboy Graphic Novel Out in Print, the Web, on iPad
Cartoonist John Gallagher, creator of the popular self-published kid’s comic Buzzboy, has released Buzzboy: Sidekicks Rule, a new graphic novel about the tween super sidekick, in three different formats this month.
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Viz Media, B&N Team Up to Offer Manga on Nook Devices
The tablet content wars continue as Barnes & Noble announced a deal with manga publisher Viz Media to bring its Japanese graphic novels to the Nook Tablet and Nook Color devices.
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D&Q Teams with Kobo To Release Digital Graphic Novels
Noted indie Canadian graphic novel publisher Drawn & Quarterly announced an agreement with Canadian e-book retailer Kobo to release two acclaimed graphic works by cartoonist Chester Brown as e-books on the Kobo Vox tablet.
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More To Come 14: Ring Out The Old - 2011 in Review
In this special double length year-end podcast, we look at 2011 in review including the bankruptcy of Borders and its impact on comics publishers, the rising importance of Kickstarter, women and the comics industry as well as commemorating the deaths of comics giants Joe Simon and Jerry Robinson and looking back on the biggest comics stories and trends of the year.
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IDW, Comixology Expand Digital Comics Delivery
IDW Publishing is expanding its relationship with digital vendor Comixology, and the digital comics distributor and developer will now power the IDW comics app, IDW specialty series and a newly launched web digital comics store.
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