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Category Archives: Comic Books
SWC Comic Creators in the News
We don’t usually go plugging other companies’ releases—unless I can find some way to shamelessly plug one (or more) of our titles—but when it comes to helping get the word out on projects from people we know and work with, … Continue reading
Simian Saturdays: Giant Classic King Kong
Welcome back to Simian Saturdays, a series of reviews that examine the movies (and other media) that focused on King Kong, the giant monkey that captured generations of monster fans’ hearts. It’s part of our celebration of the release of … Continue reading
Go, Go, Superheroes!
Hey, super fans! As you probably know, today’s the release date for Saban’s Power Rangers, Liongate’s big-screen reboot of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, the superheroish TV franchise that’s been a worldwide sensation since its debut in the 1990s. If you … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Books, movies, Publishing
Tagged comic books, heroines and heroes, power rangers, shameless plugs, superheroes, troubleshooters incorporated
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Not Into Bad-Girl Comics? We’ve Got You Covered
In yesterday’s post I wrote about DC Comics’ upcoming collection of Catwoman comics that were published during her 1990s “bad-girl era” series, and that if you’re a fan of similar comic-book femme fatales then we have the perfect characters for … Continue reading
Posted in Bob Larkin, Bob Larkin Sketchbook, Comic Books, Graphic Novels, Publishing
Tagged bob larkin sketchbook, chronicles of the sea dragon, comic books, digital comic books, graphic novels, heroines and heroes, saga of pandora zwieback annual, troubleshooters incorporated
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Bad-Girl Comics? We’re Familiar With That Genre…
Last week, DC Comics announced the forthcoming publication of Catwoman by Jim Balent, Book One, a collection starring Batman’s number one femme fatale. Originally published as individual issues, this 1990s series was a prime example of what came to be … Continue reading
Carmilla’s 145th Anniversary: Creepy’s Carmilla
First off, let me apologize for the late start on this series. I’ve been riding herd on a number of projects for SWC, the foremost right now being overseeing the final touches on our King Kong e-book (coming March 7!). … Continue reading
Have You Heard About The Formidables?
Created by writer/artist Chris Malgrain—my old creative partner from the one-off comic Stan Lee’s Alexa—and edited by yours truly, The Formidables are a quintet of superheroes battling evil and bigotry in 1950s America, with their first challenge coming in the … Continue reading
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Happy Friday the 13th!
Even though there’s not a single monster to be found in its panels, here’s a one-page story from comics’ Golden Age I thought you might enjoy because of its connection to this slightly spooky horrorday. “Fraidy-Cat Phil on Friday the … Continue reading
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Tagged art helfant, comic books, fraidy-cat phil, friday the 13th, target comics
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The Formidables 2 Now On Sale!
Hey, superhero fans! Now available in English print and digital formats from French publishing house Oniric Comics is The Formidables #2, a series I’m currently editing. Created by writer/artist Chris Malgrain—my old creative partner from the one-off comic Stan Lee’s … Continue reading
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Reviewapalooza and the Monster from Hell
It’s the year-end wrap-up! As regular visitors to this blog are aware, when I’m not running things here at ’Warp Central I’m reviewing comic books and graphic novels for the news site Comics for Sinners, giving my opinion on some … Continue reading
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