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  • Broccoli Books to Shut Down
    By Calvin Reid - 11/21/2008
     Manga publisher Broccoli Books will be shut down at the end of this year More
  • Dave Gibbons and the Creation of Watchmen
    By Ada Price - 11/17/2008
     Dave Gibbons, Alan Moore’s artist-collaborator on the now-classic superhero epic Watchmen, provides a behind-the-scenes peek into the creation of the graphic novel in a new book just released by U.K. publisher Titan Books. More
  • Fanboys and Families: Miami Book Fair Debuts Comix Galaxy
    By Oscar Pedro Musibay - 11/17/2008
     The Miami Book Fair International, held November 9-16, marked its 25th anniversary by launching the Comix Galaxy, a partnership between the Miami Book Fair and Diamond Book Distributors that greatly expands the presence of comics and graphic novels at the annual show. More
  • The Saga of Swamp Thing’s Saga
    By Sam Thielman - 11/10/2008
     In 1983 DC Comics editor Len Wein decided to take a chance and give a British writer by the name of Alan Moore a shot at writing the Swamp Thing. The rest of the story is history. More
  • Mike Allred Hits All The Right Notes
    by Van Jensen - 11/17/2008
     Originally published as a series by Dark Horse in the late 1990s, Red Rocket 7, a labor of love by Mike Allred that manages to integrate aliens, spaceships, robots and clones into the history of rock n’ roll, is back in print now in a .45-record-sized collection from Image. More
  • Meet the Joie de Tel Aviv: Graphic Novelist Rutu Modan
    by Nisha Gopalan - 11/10/2008
     At age 42, writer-illustrator Rutu Modan has been creating comics for over a decade now, amassing a hipster following in her native Israel. But it wasn't until she released her graphic-novel debut, last year's coolly complicated familial drama Exit Wounds, that she finally earned international praise from both the comics cognoscenti and the ever-discriminating literati. More
  • Abrams To Publish Hereville Web comic in Print
    By Brigid Alverson - 11/10/2008
     Barry Deutsch has signed a book deal with Harry N. Abrams to publish his much lauded webcomic, Hereville, as a graphic novel More
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