Posts tagged with "feature"
Mummies, Tombs, and Ancient Curses Abound in "Rocket Robinson and the Pharaoh's Fortune"
Nov. 10, 2017
Dark Horse Comics is thrilled to bring writer and artist Sean O’Neill's graphic novel adventure for kids, Rocket Robinson and the Pharaoh's Fortune, back into print! Successfully funded as a Kickstarter in 2013, Rocket Robinson is described as Indiana Jones meets Tintin and offers action-packed historical fiction perfect for middle-grade readers. Read More...
A Musical Celebration of Bestselling Author Chuck Palahniuk's New Novella by the Bushwick Book Club
Oct. 30, 2017
Bestselling author Chuck Palahniuk has written 14 novels, sold more than 5 million books in the United States, written a New York Times bestselling graphic novel and an acclaimed coloring book and had multiple books adapted for film—and now Palahniuk's prose will be inspiring musical performances across the country. This fall, the Bushwick Book Club will present three shows in celebration of and inspired by Palahniuk’s latest book Legacy: An Off-Color Novella for You to Color. The novella, featuring colorable illustrations by Steve Morris and Mike Norton, is on sale from Dark Horse Books on November 7 and performances for Legacy will be held in Brooklyn, Portland and Los Angeles in November. Read More...
Grindhouse: Doors Open at Midnight Double Feature vol. 2 Review Roundup
Nov. 26, 2014
Back for more, eh? We knew you couldn’t stay away! Line on up for a sick and twisted Grindhouse double feature of “Bride of Blood” and “Flesh Feast of the Devil Doll”! Don’t miss a lick of the thrills, starting at midnight! Read More...
Manga Monday: Samurai Double Feature!
May 12, 2014
It's safe to say that Dark Horse knows the way of the samurai. You might have heard that Mike Richardson and Stan Sakai's graphic novel depicting the true story (as opposed to the Hollywood film) of the 47 Ronin is one of the titles nominated this year for Best Limited Series at the Eisner Awards (actually, it was one of the three Dark Horse titles nominated in that category, together with The Black Beetle: No Way Out and Colder!). Read More...
Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Sells Out!
May 2, 2013
Following the same pattern as other stunning Dark Horse art books, Diamond Comics and many retailers around the country are now sold out of the critically acclaimed Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume 1, from the writers and artists of the Dragon Age games. Read More...
No Foolish Heroics, Please.
May 2, 2013
I’m so excited to be working on superhero comics for Dark Horse. As the very name of the company implies . . . these superheroes ain’t no boy scouts in spandex. They’re a high-octane blend of the damaged, quixotic heroes of pulp and detective fiction and the do-gooders in capes from the Golden and Silver Ages. Read More...
An Interview with JP Kalonji - Creator of Ningen's Nightmares
April 23, 2013
JP Kalonji's new book 'Ningen's Nightmare' hits shelves tomorrow and we sat down with the creator to talk about his artwork and how his process changed from his previous book to accommodate the new style. Read More...
An Interview with House of Gold and Bones creator Corey Taylor
April 11, 2013
Stone Sour and Slipknot's Corey Taylor turns Nightmare to reality! House of Gold and Bones #1 hits comic shop shelves next Wednesday April 17th. He took a little time out of his busy schedule to answer a few questions. Read More...
The First of The Last of Us
April 4, 2013
American Dreams gives readers exactly that. It’s an exciting and moving story on its own, but it’s also an introduction to the world of the quarantine zone where Ellie is growing up and the war-torn expanse beyond its walls, and to the Firefly resistance fighters and the tragic Infected who populate it. Read More...
House of Gold and Bones - HorsePower April 2013 by Corey Taylor
April 2, 2013
I came across my first comic book when I was five years old. It was a crusty, beat-up Spider-Man comic from the seventies; the cover was torn, the spine was a joke, and the pages were so yellow you’d have thought someone was chain-smoking around the thing. It was more pulp than fiction, really. But I was officially hooked. Read More...