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  • Tokyopop Showcases Korea’s Hee Jung Park

    By Brigid Alverson | 05/27/2008 @ 08:44PM

    Tokyopop published the first volumes of Korean manga artist Hee Jung Park’s Fever and Hotel Africa series in the spring and plan to publish two more series, Martin and John and Too Long, later this summer.

  • ‘Faust’ Comes to the U.S. this Summer

    By Brigid Alverson | 05/27/2008 @ 08:43PM

    The first volume of Del Rey’s U.S. edition of Faust, the critcally acclaimed Japanese literary anthology, is due out in August and the publication looks to break new ground for American publishers:

  • Del Rey to Bring Fairy Tail’s Mashima to San Diego

    By Kai-Ming Cha | 05/27/2008 @ 08:42PM

    Del Rey Manga and its Japanese publishing partner, Kodansha, will bring Hiro Mashima, creator of the hit manga series Fairy Tail, to the San Diego Comic-con International in July

  • Marvel’s Jeff Parker Travels First Class

    By Laura Hudson | 05/27/2008 @ 01:46PM

    Writer Jeff Parker has become the go-to guy for Marvel’s more youthfully oriented titles.

  • Books on Comics: Superheroes At The Met

    by Peter Sanderson | 05/27/2008 @ 01:46PM

    Peter Sanderson takes a look at the catalogue accompanying the Metropolitan Museum's Costume Institute show on superheroes and fashion.

  • Comics Briefly

    Compiled by Ada Price | 05/27/2008 @ 01:44PM

    Will Eisner Exhibit; Bleach’s Tito Kube To Visit SDCC; NBM Retailer Contest; Gary Panter, Matt Groening Sign; Lynda Barry at the Strand; Jason at Rocketship; CBLDF’s Brownstein Turns 30; and PWCW Needs Interns!

  • Web Exclusive Reviews: Week of 5/26/2008

    | 05/26/2008 @ 06:00AM

    This week: Bubba in the back seat, opposing excursions into the legacy of liberlism, practical and biological lessons for women, and the man who fell in love with non-stop televised congressional coverage. Plus: Southern salves for American woes, more reasons the kids are not all right, a two-pronged holocaust survival narrative, and an impressive survey of the new Urban Age.

  • Comics, Bowen Press and the Wave of the Present

    By Kate Culkin | 05/20/2008 @ 09:00PM

    Former Disney kids book publisher Brenda Bowen has moved to HarperCollins to start her own press and intends to integrate comics projects into her list.

  • Art Books Key to IDW Publishing

    by Van Jensen | 05/20/2008 @ 07:45PM

    The first book that Idea + Design Works published after adding a comics department in 2000 was Uno Fanta, a collection of artwork from comics artist/illustrator Ashley Wood.

  • East Meets West In Martinson’s Tonoharu

    by Sunyoung Lee | 05/20/2008 @ 02:12PM

    Lars Martinson's Xeric Award-winning graphic novel Tonoharu is a case study in indie publishing.

  • Comics Briefly

    Compiled by Ada Price | 05/20/2008 @ 02:09PM

    Rory Root Dead at 50; Glyph Award Winners ; Atlas to Distribute Fanfare; Edwards Named Uclick CEO; IDW on Mobile Phones; Viz Movie News; William Elder Dies; and Comics Slideshow Event

  • Comics and Black Culture at ECBACC 2008

    by Cheryl Lynn Eaton | 05/20/2008 @ 12:13PM

    The East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention, an annual event focused on black characters and black comics creators, held annually on the campus of Temple University in Philadelphia, Pa., once again opened its doors to the public May 16-17.

  • Web Exclusive Reviews: Week of 5/19/2008

    | 05/19/2008 @ 06:00AM

    This week: deep inside Abu Ghraib, fundamentalist politics, libertarian revolt, the inventing life, and paté. Plus: sentiment and the sportscaster; a sexual hobbyist tells all, again; healthy eating tips from a popular, underqualified web personality; and two short story collections for the young adults.

  • Fiction Reviews: Week of 5/19/2008

    | 05/16/2008 @ 06:00AM

  • Nonfiction Reviews: Week of 5/19/2008

    | 05/16/2008 @ 06:00AM

  • Children's Book Reviews: Week of 5/19/2008

    | 05/16/2008 @ 06:00AM

  • Top Shelf Launches Web Comics Site

    By Laura Hudson | 05/13/2008 @ 06:59PM

    Indie comics publisher Top Shelf Productions will launch an all-new webcomics site on Friday, May 16, spearheaded and edited by Top Shelf publisher Brett Warnock and his co-editor, Leigh Walton.

  • Levine's Radical Plans

    By Heidi MacDonald | 05/13/2008 @ 06:58PM

    Barry Levine's new publishing company has ambitious plans for five divisions and has several movie deals already in the works.

  • Donner’s Debut Graphic Novel Burns Bright

    By Stephanie Mangold | 05/13/2008 @ 06:57PM

    Novelist Rebecca Donner joins the stampede to graphic novels with Burnout from the Minx line.

  • Glen Brunswick: Comics for Print and Screen

    By Trevor Soponis | 05/13/2008 @ 12:06PM

    Film and comics writer Glen Brunswick is prepping for the publication of the trade paperback edition of his action/adventure comics series Killing Girl by Image Comics

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