These Barb Wire covers by Adam Hughes put the GRRR in groin kick and make me smile and weep a…
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As far as video game character design goes, I find my taste is slowly moving towards French-styled animation and expressive posing…
This edition of Observed is about the small spaces I like to visit to get my geek fix about books, toys and video games.
New York City has it going on when it comes to creative material to read, watch or play with, and while I’m sure I stick to the…
It’s a brand new Panels issue with 9 books for me to catch up to including one that started this column and a few new stuff in my pile. Try counting how many of these comics are set in outer space.
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If you want to talk about discipline, here’s an icebreaker. Emerson Tung is a conceptual artist and illustrator working at id Software who didn’t miss a single day of…
The big skip between the last issue of Panels and this one gave me ample time to read a lot of new stuff. There’s a bit of everything here, so let’s get to it right away.
Puedes oir esa dulce música de quijada? Ras.
This extra issue of Panels only has two authors who make webcomics with stories full of scary and suspenseful moments. If you’re in for some creepy tales, these are mandatory reading.
This week I will be making two articles of Panels, a main one (you’re reading it) and another “mini-panel” with short stories for Halloween that I found or were recommended by friends and readers. Let’s get this done!
