Tag graphic novel

Are You a Colorist?…Opportunity Knocks!

I started working on a Graphic Novel some two years ago. As of this writing I can tell you that is is completely penciled and inked. All 97 pages of it. So this post is basically an exercise at shameless…

Is Rage of Ultron a chilling portent of the future?

Clint McElroy
April 2, 2015

“Dear Doc Curmudgeon” is a column by Clint McElroy made up of completely fabricated responses to mostly fabricated questions. But you knew that due to your discerning nature and brilliant mind which would never fall for a columnist trying to…

Review | The Underwater Welder

Andy Zeigert
October 30, 2012

Sometimes the things we bury deep within ourselves refuse to stay buried.

Retailer Q | #7: Periodicals & Collected Editions

Scott VanderPloeg
December 28, 2011

As a comics retailer how would you characterize your sales of periodical comics versus collected editions, and what kind of life these have after the initial release? How would you gauge your comic sales in relation to format? Are people "waiting for the trade" actually buying?

Best Of Year Lists

Scott VanderPloeg
December 21, 2011

It’s December and everywhere you turn there’s a “Best Of 2011” list. Since we’re talking comics here at Comic Book Daily I’ve been looking at best comics lists from the usual suspects like comic blogs, including this one, but also…

Miller’s Holy Terror

Frank Miller is publishing an original graphic novel this September through Legendary Comics. Made available this week are pages and a trailer in motion comic style. Here’s the official press release: [quote]Burbank, CA – July 21, 2011 – Legendary Entertainment…

Comic Book Reviews

The current format of comic book reviews is all wrong. It's a little clearer when I refer to comics as graphic novels: reviews concentrate on the novel part and largely ignore the graphic portion.