Month: April 2013
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The Murder Mile Graphic Novel Review
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Paul Collicutt’s The Murder Mile, an Arizona-based detective story set in 1954 and detailing on the battle between several middle-distance runners to achieve the world’s first four-minute mile, is an idiosyncratic gem.
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‘The Art of Epic’ Book Review
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in Book ReviewsTitan Books have published a beautiful and comprehensive tome which reveals just how much consideration and artistry goes into your average family animated feature.
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Asylum Releases Fearless Dawn Animated Comic App
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in Comic NewsAsylum Press and Visionborne are collaborating with the use of Airmid technology to produce animated comics for the iPad.
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Eco-Fantasy Graphic Novel ‘Ambrosia’ Soon to be a Motion Picture
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Greenwomb Productions announces today that the Eco-Fantasy graphic novel Ambrosia from author Daryelle Mak will be available to the public starting April 15th, 2013.
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Cloudscape Comics Collective Launches New Book and Art Show
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in Comic NewsVancouver-based comic book Cloudscape Comics, which hosts more than 60 indie artists, has launched an Indiegogo fundraiser for its seventh graphic novel anthology Waterlogged: Tales from the Seventh Sea.
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Adventure Suspense, Mystery and Danger in Temple Run #5
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Ape Entertainment and Imangi Studios announced today that issue five of the Temple Run Digital Comic is available at the app store.
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Mancunian Band Promote New Album with Comic Book
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in Comic NewsManchester three-piece The River Versus have released a comic book tie-in to coincide with the release of their debut album Movement I. The joint concept album and and comic book projects follow the story of Loki and Ava on their mission to rid Glaze of the oppressive Adina.
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Andrez Bergen Asks ‘Who is Killing the Great Capes of Heropa?’
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in Comic NewsWith comic and superheroes having long permeated movies, television and popular culture, it’s always interesting to see people doing the reverse, and adapting funny book tropes into mediums such as literature and music.