Finding Ginger Fox: Pop Star or Pop Art
Ginger Fox made her debut on Nickelodeon/TeenNick this past Friday, March 19, 2010. This is not the smart, saavy, sexy Ginger Fox character created and written by Mike Baron and illustrated by Mitch...
View ArticleThe Comic Company: In The Black
Anyone who has been reading this blog over the last couple of months knows that it is intended to be a trip down memory lane focusing on the accomplishments of Comico the Comic Company and its...
View ArticleThe Gutter – Turkey Day
OMG it is already Thanksgiving! Where does the year go? 2011 is right around the corner and soon we will all be looking back examining this past year that has seen a lot of dramatic shifts in the...
View ArticleThe Comic Company: Origins of a Graphic Novel
Will Eisner’s CONTRACT WITH GOD, published in 1978 is most often noted as the first graphic novel mostly because it was the first to declare the name. The term graphic novel has come to be associated...
View ArticleReinvention: The Stepchild of Necessity
The Comics industry is all too familiar with having to reinvent itself in an effort to survive changing times. Comics made the jump from newspapers to comic books addressing a new publishing trend in...
View ArticleBroadcast Blues
This week I read a blog post by Warren Ellis who did a great job of examining the possibility of a lost opportunity regarding webcomics in relationship to the newly popularized digital distribution of...
View ArticleMaking Comics is Risky Business: Part 4
Over the years the business risk of making comics has shifted as has been outlined in the previous three installments of Making Comics is Risky Business. Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 As promised in this...
View ArticleIntroducing Dreamcraft
Dreamcraft is exactly that, a comic crafted from a dream that most creators have, to be the best. Stan Lee, the godfather of the modern comic book, often explains that he changed his name while...
View ArticleThe Weather Outside is Frightful and Comics are so Delightful…
Christmas is just a week away and Mother Nature is doing her part to set the mood for the Holiday Season ’cause, “baby, it’s cold outside!” Growing up, I had a sure-fire remedy for “cabin fever” or...
View ArticleComics on Campus
This past week I had the pleasure of sitting in on a free lecture “Comics and the Art of Visual Communication” by legendary comic creator and theorist, Scott McCloud www.scottmccloud.com who was out...
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