Dan Cornwell, comic-book artist interview (video).
In the world of comics, few artists have had a journey as unpredictable as Dan Cornwell. One minute, he’s piloting
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Batman: Volume 4: Zero Year – Secret City [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and Danny Miki (graphic novel review).
After the Joker’s demise, it did seem a bit weird to jump back six years and see Bruce Wayne returning
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Comic Book Creator #29 Winter 2023 (magazine review).
This edition of ‘Comic Book Creators’ is a real melting pot of interviews, so I’m picking out the points of
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Batman: Volume 3: Death Of The Family [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion (graphic novel review).
‘Batman: Volume 3: Death of the Family’ covers Batman 13–17 and the return of the Joker. Indeed, ‘Batman: Volume 3:
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It Rose From The Tomb by Pete Normanton (book review).
Later in the year, TwoMorrows is releasing a new horror magazine, ‘Cryptology’, edited by Peter Normanton. In the lead-up to
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EC Comics vs. the US Air Force: was Weird Science-Fantasy #26 payback? (comic-book video)
In the heady days of the 1950s, the war between EC Comics and the US Air Force was waging in
Read MoreThe Lakes International Comic Art Festival returns 27th-29th September 2024.
Get ready, true believers, because the Lakes International Comic Art Festival is making its triumphant return to Bowness-on-Windermere this September
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Project Cryptid #7 by Joseph Illidge, and A.A. Rubin (magazine review).
‘Project: Cryptid’ is a comic book from Ahoy Comics and must be doing okay because this is the seventh issue.
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Batman: Volume 2: The City Of Owls [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, James Tynion IV (graphic novel review).
This second volume of ‘Batman [The New 52]’, concludes the battle against the Owls’ team of Talons, all resurrected to
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Batman volume 1: The Court Of Owls [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion (graphic novel review).
With the first volume of The New 52, ‘The Court of Owls’, we are thrown right into the middle of
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