Brian K. Vaughan And Niko Henrichon’s ‘Pride Of Baghdad’ Celebrates 20th Anniversary With New Hardcover Edition
Has it been twenty years already since Brian K. Vaughan and Niko Henrichon‘s Pride of Baghdad was first published by
Read moreHas it been twenty years already since Brian K. Vaughan and Niko Henrichon‘s Pride of Baghdad was first published by
Read moreOriginally published as a five-issue miniseries on Panel Syndicate, writer Brian K. Vaughan and artist Marcos Martín‘s Harvey Award-winning comic
Read moreThe Dune: Part 3 marketing machine revved up yesterday with the reveal of character posters and the promise that this “the epic
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Read moreAward winning creators writer Brian K. Vaughan (Saga, We Stand on Guard, Paper Girls) and artist Niko Henrichon (Pride of Baghdad)
Read moreImage Comics’ We Stand on Guard, by writer Brian K. Vaughan (Saga, Paper Girls) and artist Steve Skroce (Doc Frankenstein,
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Read moreThe publication history of Saga is a saga in itself, but we finally get another new run of issues with
Read moreMore Battle Action coming your way in 2024 – classic Brit characters, modern takes…
Read moreImage Comics is to reprint Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples’ Saga series as new 6″x 9″ trim size editions
Read moreBrian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples’ bestselling, multiple award winning series Saga newest issue, Saga #61 has sold out and about to get a
Read moreBrian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples’ Saga #61 sees the return of the ongoing series after a slight hiatus and
Read moreAfter being in development for some time, Amazon’s adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan and Cliff Chaing‘s Paper Girls will finally
Read moreThree years in comic book continuity can be a lifetime. Characters are created, killed and are resurrected. Love is sought,
Read moreIt’s been over ten years since Brian K. Vaughn and Tony Harris‘s political sci-fi series Ex Machina was released, and
Read moreWhile today will be a busy day filled with DC FanDome announcements what were people reading from the past week
Read moreSaga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples is coming back in 2022 with Saga #55 from Image Comics, as revealed
Read moreThe apocalypse of Y:The Last Man is different. Something causes almost all the humans with the Y chromosome to drop
Read moreImage Comics will be collecting the entire Eisner Award winning Paper Girls saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Cliff Chiang
Read moreAfter what feels like a decade of development, the television adaptation of Y: The Last Man is finally set to
Read more[+++ WARNING: Possible spoilers for Vampirella #15! Buy and read the book, then come back here for the commentary.+++] If
Read moreY: The Last Man has finally resumed production with a few new faces. As you may recall, FX previously commissioned
Read moreWe’re going to call it right now: FX will cease to exist in two years’ time or end up rebranded
Read moreIf you thought Image Comics was done with The Walking Dead, you’d be, ahem, dead wrong. Word comes to us
Read morePaper Girls may be ending its run as an Image comic book this month, but it has a new future
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Read moreBarrier from Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martin will never be collected into a trade paperback. That doesn’t mean you
Read moreWe welcome back the podcast Deconstructing Comics tonight who will be digging in to the critically acclaimed Image Comics series
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Read more“F***ing animals.” Standing over the decapitated head of her horse, Sprinkles, Liddy is talking about her horse’s killer but, from
Read moreBrian K. Vaughn is writing a script based on Jack Kirby and Stan Lee’s Silver Surfer. At least, that’s
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