Lady Mechanika: Siya Oum provides a tutorial on how to draw and ink a comic book page (video format lesson).
At times, the laborious but ultimately gratifying process of sketching a page for a comic book might seem to be
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Kevin O’Neill: 2000AD comic-book artist extraordinaire dies. RIP (news).
Sad news reaches us here at SFcrowsnest Towers that Kevin O’Neill, 2000AD comic-book artist extraordinaire, has passed away aged 69.
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Cixin Liu’s The Circle: A Graphic Novel (The Worlds of Cixin Liu) by Xavier Besse.
Adapted into graphic novel format by Xavier Besse, Cixin Liu’s ‘The Circle’ is unusual among this series of adaptations and,
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Geoff Johns talks Junkyard Joe: comic-book creator interviews with Andrew Sumner (video format).
Andrew Sumner from the Forbidden Planet bods sits down for an interview with Geoffrey Johns, an American author of comic
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Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, a comic-book retrospective (video format).
Ed and Jim return to bring us a comic-book retrospective of Turok: Dinosaur Hunter which was first released all the
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Cixin Liu’s For The Benefit Of Mankind: A Graphic Novel (The Worlds Of Cixin Liu) by Sylvain Runberg and Mike Montlló (graphic novel review).
‘For The Benefit Of Mankind’ sees the arrival of an alien race in the skies of Earth, whose orbiting ships
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Cixin Liu’s The Devourer: A Graphic Novel (The Worlds of Cixin Liu) by JD Morvan and Weilin Yang (book review).
One of the recurring themes in Cixin Liu’s short stories is the arrival of an enormous alien artefact in the
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Cixin Liu’s The Butterfly: A Graphic Novel (The Worlds Of Cixin Liu) adapted by Dan Panosian (graphic novel review).
It’s been a year since the first four Cixin Liu graphic novels were released, so the arrival of the next
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Fantastic Four: Full Circle by Alex Ross (graphic novel review).
Thank the Illuminatii, a traditional Marvel story. A decent plot, play of dialogue and decent art. Alex Ross might not
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Weird Science Volume 1 (graphic novel review).
I pulled a copy of ‘Weird Science Volume 1’ simply because as much as I’ve read about EC Comics material,
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