On racks tomorrow for New Comic Day, a great big serving of the Cosmic Jack Kirby’s Fourth World from DC. Oh yeah… … and there’s a lovely, big deluxe hardback collection of Bill Willingham’s tales from the brilliant Fables, Bad Doings and Big Ideas: And I notice the new editions of Neil Gaiman’s superlative Sandman [...]
Continue reading...23. November 2011
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Freshly arrived for this New Comic Day, I just love this cover for the second Green Lantern Omnibus: They just don’t do superhero covers quite like that today… (art by Gil Kane and Murphy Anderson, (c) DC Comics) Actually it’s a top week for some cracking new graphic novel releases, including the gorgeous looking slipcased [...]
Continue reading...24. August 2011
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On shelves this very day, a stonking big omnibus of Shannon Wheeler’s Too Much Coffee Man. I was a huge fan back in the day, very happy to see this huge collection finally hitting the racks this week. Pick up a copy, pour yourself a big, ‘ole cup of Java and kick back for a [...]
Continue reading...2. August 2011
(cover to Ultimate Comics Fallout #4, art by Marko Djurdjevic, (c) Marvel) Hitting racks tomorrow as our comics elves do the New Comics Day Dance this should be one worth checking out: Brian Michael Bendis and Co give us a new Spider-Man. Yep, no longer will the friendly neighbourhood webslinger be Peter Parker… From the [...]
Continue reading...28. April 2011
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Fresh in this week, new Gilbert Hernandez from Fantagraphics, Love From the Shadows. Can’t resist splashing some Los Bros art on here for all to enjoy because, well, because it is Gilbert Hernandez and because we can never get enough of Los Bros, they just make our days better: (cover to Love From the Shadows [...]
Continue reading...27. April 2011
New in this very day, a very welcome new collection from Image Comics of David Hine and Shaky Kane’s Bulletproof Coffin. Oh yes. Want. (page from Bulletproof Coffin, by and (c) David Hine and Shaky Kane, published Image)
Continue reading...21. October 2010
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It’s a bumper week for new releases, with a slew of graphic novels hitting our shelves for New Comic Day this very morning. But purely for the sheer visual fun of it this cover for Marvel Zombies Volume 5 made me smile, big time – I mean it’s Howard the Duck and he’s kicking undead [...]
Continue reading...12. August 2010
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On the racks today and just how fabulously cosmic does this look: Joe Casey and Tom Scioli’s Godland Celestial Edition Volume 2 from Image.
Continue reading...22. July 2010
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For some reason (maybe simply the pretty colours exciting my inner child) I really like the cover for Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps, which is hitting shelves today. Nice, simple, colourful, effective. And it makes me want to wear my power ring. (cover art by Dave Gibbons and Rudolfo Migliari, (c) DC Comics)
Continue reading...19. June 2010
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Just some of the great Scott Pilgrim T-shirts we’ll be selling at FPI over the summer…. click here for all things Scott Pilgrim.
Continue reading...4. June 2010
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Because some days you just want some Gaiman-Vess loveliness…
Continue reading...27. May 2010
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With the much oversized hardback edition of Wednesday Comics coming out today (and giving the term oversized new meaning), USA Today kicks off a series of interviews and looks at the art, starting with Neil Gaiman, here commenting on working with the excellent Mike Allred: “I love writing for Mike. He gives everything a slick [...]
Continue reading...17. May 2010
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Robot 6 points us to the pretty cool short film by Josh McCaw and Ali Borghi, based on events in Jeff Lemire’s The Nobody (which just came out a few days ago in paperback from DC’s Vertigo imprint). Just like Jeff’s bandage-wrapped stranger in a small town it has satisfying echoes of the early film [...]
Continue reading...11. May 2010
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As regular readers will know the FP blog crew are huge fans of Canadian artist Kate Beaton‘s – we were just pointing you yet again to her work at the weekend there while she was off at TCAF. And if you were lucky enough to have been in Toronto for TCAF you would have been [...]
Continue reading...29. April 2010
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The mere image of Bill the Cat still cracks me up even after all these years. The drink, the fling with right wing Republican women, the Soviet spying case, the fame, the furballs, the dubious legal advice from Mr Steve Dallas… Ack, ack, thhppttt… Oh, pardon me, hairball in the throat… The second volume of [...]
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6. December 2011
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