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There are a lot of companies publishing comics and graphic novels these days, and most major publishers consistently produce lines of titles that vary in quality from the exceptional to the truly awful. The five I want to talk to you about today, though,...
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When I first started writing about comic books on the internet in the 1990s, there weren't a lot of places to read about comics. In fact, the liveliest source of comics discussion at that time wasn't even the world wide web, it was on Usenet,...
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I have shopped at a lot of comic book stores since the 1970s, and stores that carry mainly the latest corporate superhero comics with a heavy emphasis on back issues are not what I am looking for in a comic book store. There has been a huge explosion...
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If you want to publish comics, you're not alone. Something in the raw appeal of comics storytelling makes a large portion of the audience want to try it themselves. If I had to guess, I'd say this phenomenon is far more common to comics than it...
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With Iron Man in movie theaters this weekend, some people might be looking to investigate the comic book origins of the character. Here are some good graphic novels featuring the character: * Despite his presence in Marvel Comics for decades, there aren't...
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So you want to make comics. A lot of people do, but only a few are ever lucky enough to see their stories get into print. There are few storytelling mediums as visceral and exciting as comics, and nothing as satisfying as seeing your own stories come...
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" How much are my comics worth? " I've been writing about the artform and industry of comics for about a decade now, and this is one of the most frequent questions to come my way. On average, if you're lucky, you'll get about 12...
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