Tag: IDW

The Red Star: Write or Fight Like a Soldier

When you think The Red Star chances are you’re thinking about communism or a certain video game. But did you know that this game is […]

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Stylized Comics: Why Is Cartooning Never Approved?

Comics are art, no other way about it. Like all art forms, they can be expressed in a myriad of ways. You have the cinematics […]

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Weightlessness In Comics: The Radical Shifts Going Skyward

Weightlessness is something that a medium like comics get a better chance to explore. When gravity changes to being practically nonexistent, think of it like […]

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James Stokoe: Mammoth Sized, Jaw-Dropping Years

James Stokoe is an artist with a style that is both full of detail and fantastical in nature. The expressiveness and grotesque work he displays […]

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Half Past Danger: Pulp Magazines Revitalized

With comics beginnings in pulp magazines, Half-Past Danger by Stephen Mooney is a callback to the classic stories. Dames, danger, and dinosaurs all pretty much […]

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Louise Simonson: Sharing the Spotlight

Louise Simonson, multiple award winning writer, co-creator of Cable and Apocalypse, wife of Walt Simonson. That last part is actually how some people today know […]

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Walt Simonson: An Epic Adventure of New Myths

Walter “Walt” Simonson is a writer I find in a couple of notable areas. Unlike most comics in today’s media that focus more on the […]

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Stan Sakai: The Wandering Etoki Artist

Have you ever heard of Usagi Yojimbo; maybe from watching Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? How about the numerous comics that wander from one publisher to […]

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Robert Venditti on Finding Yourself in the Strange

Now here’s a creator I can relate to in a big way. Creator Highlights is all about finding the narrative strengths of creators; but for […]

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American Comics: The Luxurious and Viral Commodity

If you’re nervous on where to start when it comes to American comic books, pick what appeals to you. The best comics move with the times.

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