Shipwreck by Warren Ellis & Phil Hester
I was sold on the book from the first image I saw of it. I buy and read pretty much everything Warren Ellis writes, so
Category: comics
Comicsphere: The Star Wars
This looks very interesting.
Film Hick: Persepolis (2007) by Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud
I hadn’t watched a subtitled film in a while (strange because I used to watch them all the time) but this film captured
Comicsphere: Invisible Inc by Brendan McGinley & Tomas Aira
With some stories it is the art that arrives with you first; with some it is the words – neither of these is a bad
Indie Bookshelf
Check out this great resource for independent writers and fans of independent literature. Have an independently produced book, cd or any other kind of media?
Ranthead: Originality Versus Similarity
As one man how different can each of your works be? If you are writing genre fiction, no matter what genre, aren’t the tropes of
Comicsphere: Batman – The Man Who Laughs by Ed Brubaker & Doug Mahnke
I’m not sure if the release of a new Batman film will have a knock on effect as far as comic books goes — it
Take Art: Ian Gil
It’s really nice to be surrounded by creative people, and Whitechapel, the community that Warren Ellis has built around his webcomic Freakangels is a real
Comicsphere: DMZ by Brian Wood
I absolutely love this series. It never hits a wrong note and there is no fat on it whatsoever — from the first story onwards