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July 30, 2010
July 24, 2010
The Eisner Awards are announced
Congratulations to Jill Thompson:
MAGIC TRIXIE AND THE DRAGON scores the 2010 Eisner Award Winner for Best Painter/Multimedia Artist!
MAGIC TRIXIE AND THE DRAGON scores the 2010 Eisner Award Winner for Best Painter/Multimedia Artist!
July 23, 2010
July 17, 2010
Rucka scores big on the NYT Best Seller list!
The collected hardcover of BATWOMAN: Elegy debuted at #2 on the New York Times Best Seller list for Hardcover Graphic Books.
Congratulations, Greg!
Congratulations, Greg!
July 16, 2010
Shout-out from Blake Crouch
"At the moment, I'm tearing through Michael Koryta's new book, So Cold the River. It's a departure from his PI series and his excellent crime fiction standalone, Envy the Night, but I'm loving it. The main character is a washed-up filmmaker reduced to shooting video montages for funerals, and he goes to this strange town to investigate the history of his reclusive subject who no one seems to know anything about. This is no doubt Koryta's strongest book yet." (via Writers Read)
July 13, 2010
July 10, 2010
Congratulations to Tom Piccirilli!
July 7, 2010
Wired Mag is sweet on Rucka's Batwoman: Elegy.
"[Kate Kane, aka Batwoman, is] off to a great start with the literary-minded mayhem of Batwoman: Elegy, which collects issues No. 854 to 860 of Detective Comics and features a foreword from political geek Rachel Maddow.
Smartly written by Greg Rucka with sublime art from J.H. Williams, who is also writing and drawing Batwoman’s ongoing series starting in July, the new hardcover is a promising, powerful and often psychedelic phenomenon in a sexualized superhero landscape dominated by men in tights." - Wired magazine
Smartly written by Greg Rucka with sublime art from J.H. Williams, who is also writing and drawing Batwoman’s ongoing series starting in July, the new hardcover is a promising, powerful and often psychedelic phenomenon in a sexualized superhero landscape dominated by men in tights." - Wired magazine
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