Ruth Roche: The Phantom Hand of Comics
This fall, Mad Cave Studios brings long-overdue focus to Ruth Roche, a defining voice of the Golden Age who helped shape comics from behind the scenes.
Tate Brombal and Soo Lee Adapt Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Dark Horse Comics and Tiny Onion present The Perfectly Monstrous Life of Adam Frankenstein, a one-shot that expands on the origin story of Adam Frankenstein. Written by Tate Brombal, illustrated by Soo Lee, colored by Patricio Delpeche, and lettered by Aditya Bidikar.
Pages and Panels Writer, Xenia ‘Xenon’ Honchar Wins Best Colorist
Comics have been a part of Xenon’s life since they were a child, and that has only bloomed throughout their young adulthood. With a strong love of comic art, bright colors, and overall busy artwork, Xenon has made a name for themselves as an Editor at Crucial Comics.
Nakama Press Announces Best Friend Show
This summer, Mad Cave Studios’ Nakama Press imprint invites readers into the unexpected world of competitive dog shows with Best Friend Show, a heartwarming YA graphic novel about healing, friendship, and first love, set against the high-stakes world of competitive dog shows.
Interview with Jimmy Gaspero, Co-Creator of Penny and the Yeti
Jimmy Gaspero is no stranger to comics nor has he followed the typical comic creator path. An Attorney by profession and host of the Comic Book Yeti Creator Cryptid Corner with Bryan O’Neil, comics have been part of Gaspero’s life but only recently from the creative side.
The FOMO Effect
What once revolved around stories and characters has, in some ways, shifted toward the chase for collectibles: variant covers, exclusive editions, and blind bags that often end up stored away, unread.