Art by Fernando Dagnino
Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen
As any Blade Runner fan will tell you, artist Fernando Dagnino can dream up some very impressive androids. Already familiar to comic fans for his work at DC Comics, Dagnino truly stood out as an artistic force of nature on Blade Runner…
Press Release: New independent publisher SECOND SIGHT PUBLISHING continues their impressive talent search by signing FIGHT OF THE CENTURY, an indie biopunk comic created by writers Troy-Jeffrey Allen and Nick Allen with art by Julius Abrera.
From The Urban Action Expo & Showcase! Join Evan Narcisse, Regine Sawyer, Koi Turnbull, and me (Troy-Jeffrey Allen) as we discuss APOCALYPSE 91: REVOLUTION NEVER SLEEPS! An upcoming graphic novel based on the music of Public Enemy! …
Art by Sunkanmi Akinboye
Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen
Dedicated to spotlighting African-inspired stories, YouNeek Studios is the home of characters such as Malika, E.X.O., Iyanu: Child Wonder, and more. This ever-expanding multi-media publisher is now bringing its impressive library of characters to Dark Horse Comics.
Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen
How did Jack Kirby get his inspiration for the Marvel Universe? A friendly alien abduction of course! At least, that’s the story according to Kane & Able (APR210123)! Dubbed the comic book world’s “wise guys,” cartoonists Shaky Kane (Bullet Proof Coffin) and Krent Able (Big Book…
Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen
Previously on Vampirella…mommy issues, a head shrink, an airplane crash, lesbian killer nuns, a Panther woman, 60s kitsch, alien vampires, a half-brother, and…plenty of blood. And that’s just scratching the surface. It might seem like a lot (and it is), but that’s kind of the dizzying…
Modeling by Camille Richardson
Photography by Joe Carabeo
Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen
This week’s “Get Graphic” falls on the week of release for Marvel’s Black Widow, the MCU’s long-anticipated espionage thriller featuring Scarlet Johansson in the title role. If you’ve been waiting and waiting to finally discover the cinematic story…
Art by Jeik Dion
Interview by Troy-Jeffrey Allen
Turbo Kid: Apple’s Lost Adventure isn’t Jeik Dion’s first comic, but it is a return to these characters after his extensive storyboard work on the Turbo Kid movie. Coming full circle, Jeik finds himself reunited with the post-apocalyptic, BMX ride that he…
