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J. Scott Campbell’s Alice & Other Fairy Tale Princesses Get Limited Prints
Dec 8th
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The above post was by J. Scott Campbell on his Facebook fan page. We don’t know about you, but we certainly wouldn’t mind this Alice being 10 feet tall, would you?Some fans of Campbell’s work might recall this wonderful Alice, of Lewis Carroll’s classic Alice in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass novels, from his Fairy Tale Fantasy Calendars. Campbell has drawn Alice in a variety of ways, including comic covers for Zenescope, but this one stands out as particularly sexy and wonderful. Now, rather than waiting for the 2014 Calendar to be opened up next month, you can have this image More >
A First Look At Harley Quinn #1
Nov 21st
After yesterdays release of the spectacular Harley Quinn #0 from Jimmy Palmiotti, Amanda Conner, and a collection of some of comic’s top artists, today we get our first good look at the series actual first issue. As I pointed out in a review earlier this week, the zero issue played more as an art book and goofy glance at the personality of ex-doctor Harleen Quinzel, with a large amount of breaking the fourth wall. The end of the zero issue promised the on-going series wouldn’t be doing this, but from the artwork below we can see that some parts of More >
The Art of Luke Chueh: Bearing the Unbearable - Review
Jun 2nd
Many art scene Geeks and fans of macabre surrealism paintings might already be familiar with the highly talented Luke Chueh, who is known for his many twisted paintings of bears, bunnies, and blood. However, most of us don’t have the money these days to afford his very expensive and highly sought after work, which is quite the pity considering how awesome it is. Thankfully, for those of us with great tastes but small wallets, Titan Books has released a beautiful brand new hardcover collection of Chueh’s work over the past 9 years that is a must own.
Known by many as “the More >
The Best of Ben Templesmith
Mar 7th
Today marks the 34th birthday of one of the greatest indie comic artists out there, Ben Templesmith. Over the years, Ben’s art has brought us many great comic stories and incredible comic covers. His style finds a way of combining creepy, sexy, and dark tones into sequential art that often has a sick sense of humor to go along with it. He ranges from drawing the uniquely simple and minimal with extraordinary colors and textures that catch the eye and steal your soul, to the complex and detailed art that sometimes looks frightfully realistic. A great example of this More >
