Kevin Eastmanco-creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, delivered a career retrospective Sunday at this year’s American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference in Washington, DC, discussing everything from who his favorite Turtle is (Michelangelo) to how his love of reading began (at libraries) to next month’s release of The Last Ronin hardcover (which he called … Read more
The newest graphic novel by Tillie Walden is out today with Clementine: Book One, which is set within The Walking Dead universe and centered around a character who has to-date mostly appeared in video games. This is, essentially, the first major addition to The Walking Dead in comics since the main series ended in July … Read more
The following interview contains spoilers for Season 3, Episode 2 of For All Mankind. For All Mankind is well on its way with Season 3. This season, with the mission to go to Mars planned not only for NASA and the Soviet Union but also for the private company Helios Aerospace, it’s an even bigger … Read more
Every year, all of us at DCComics.com like to take Pride Month as a moment not just to showcase our favorite queer characters, but to take stock on where we are in representing the most isolated and vulnerable among us and provide a warm and welcome light. To use the power of our stories to … Read more
Jennifer Walters is getting her life together. After several years as a savage She-Hulk, Jen is finally back in her right mind, with a new job and a new place to live to boot. The current She-Hulk Ongoing series launched in January, with Jen’s adventures now being guided by former Runaways scribe Rainbow Rowell and … Read more
Unico, the adorable baby unicorn created by “God of Manga” Osamu Tezuka, with a pink mane, little cinnamon roll shaped ears, and a tragic backstory, is being reimagined in an all-new, full-color manga. The Eisner Award-winning artist team Gurihiru (Superman Smashes the Clan written by Gene Yuen Lang and lettered by the great Janice Chiangand … Read more
If you’ve follow manga long enough, you’ll certainly know about Osamu Tezuka, his impact on the industry, and the numerous creations he’s made, some of which influence the current generation of artists today. For one of his creations, however, one writer, then an artist team, and then a number of talented creators are aiming to … Read more
For Take Your Child to Work Day, Cartoon Brew spoke with Emily about working with her parents, the role their film’s still playing in the family today, and working with her own son on his budding animation career. CockabodyFaith and John Hubley (1973) Growing up, how much a part of your lives was your parents’ … Read more
Geof Darrow‘s Shaolin Cowboy is a tough comic to classify, especially if you think about it in strict genre terms. I would say it actively defies classification, but it’s not explicitly trying to let readers in on how different it is from the rest. It’s not ‘in your face’ about it nor does it glorify … Read more
Georges Bizet‘s Carmen is one of the most famous works of theater in history. Now the Arizona Opera is looking to bring the story of Carmen, Don José, Escamillo, and the rest to a wider, non-theater-going audience in a new medium: comics. The company has announced Carmen: The Graphic Novela comic book adaptation of the … Read more
