5 Common Webcomics Lettering Mistakes
Perusing a random assortment of webcomics, I saw some simple lettering errors that can be easily corrected. Here are five of them.
How To Introduce Characters By Action
Mark Waid shows great economy in properly introducing readers to The Fantastic Four in action.
Black Road and Comics Structure
“Black Road” is a rare beast in today’s marketplace: a book that reads best in installments, not as a collected edition.
Five Cinebook Series to Read on Comixology
Cinebook is coming to America, digitally, through Comixology. I’ll break down some good titles for you to look forward to, both comedic and dramatic.
Pipeline #1008: “Lake of Fire”
I’m bullish on this book. Incredibly bullish. It’s a great first issue, filled with lots of the things I love about comics. Read my full 1100 word review of “Lake of Fire” at ComicBook.com right now. And, in the biggest sneak surprise of the year, it’s a perfect book for the French album format. In…
The Weird and Wonderful World of Statues
I don’t usually go for high end statues and busts. But every now and then, an affordable set comes long, with Asterix and Blacksad and more!
The Wiggles Teach the Business of Comics
You can learn a lot about business negotiations from a yellow Wiggle…
How to Force a Reader’s Eye Into a Cover
How do artists get you to look at their covers? One Franco-Belgian album shows us a few ways to do it with composition.
Top 5 Greatest Marvel Crossovers of My Time
Here’s five Mighty Marvel Crossovers that I remember fondly. From Captain America versus Thanos to Captain America versus Iron Man and beyond!
Pipeline #1007: Velvety Goodness
15 issues of “Velvet” later, I have a review! I also noticed a trend in the covers…