How IDW Makes Money On Artist’s Editions
How does IDW afford to make Artist’s Editions? By making books so good that they don’t need a marketing department. Plus, I mock up some suggested Editions.
How does IDW afford to make Artist’s Editions? By making books so good that they don’t need a marketing department. Plus, I mock up some suggested Editions.
Christie’s in Paris auctions off European comic art every year for the last three years. This year, there’s a second auction. Let’s look at some art!
In this week’s column, I look at the second issue of three series, because we tend to skip those. “Reborn,” “Seven to Eternity,” and “Moonshine” are up!
In 2015, I visited Christie’s Auction House in New York City to see a display of European art they had up for auction. It was, in many ways, a magical trip.
The new mini-series from Scott Snyder and Jeff Lemire is a fascinating blend of formats. Just sit back and give yourself the time to read it!
This week, over on ComicBook.com, I reviewed the first four issue of the Image series, “Horizon.” Produced by Skybound, it’s written and created by Brandon Thomas, drawn by Juan Gedeon, colored by Frank Martin, and lettered by Rus Wooton (of course). This review features the phrase “unseen ulnas,” which was NOT a band in the…
Frank Miller’s “Sin City: The Heart Good-Bye” is a modern classic. Dark Horse’s “Curator’s Collection” of it will open your eyes to Miller’s creative process.
Dark Horse has a second collection of Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo in their Gallery Edition format. I have a review of it, with a bit of a catch…
Hand me the keys to the universe and I’ll make digital comics an amazing user experience. Here’s how!
This week, I take a quick look at the first ten issues of Marvel’s awesome “Darth Vader” series. It’s good stuff.