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| eprinted from Marvel's 1950s predecessor Atlas | Comics included pre-Comics Code work by such artists |
| Furman's other work at Marvel | Comics includes a 2-year run on original Alpha Flight |
| work on the Tom Strong series (America's Best | Comics) includes Tom Strong's Terrific Tales 2 and To |
| was published in various Nov/Dec 1971-dated DC | comics, including a few of DC's war comics line, as w |
| 0s and 1960s period known as the Silver Age of | Comics, including on some of the earliest issues of M |
| several manga with publishing house Dark Horse | Comics, including Berserk, Hellsing, The Ring, and Tr |
| ters from titles of American publisher Vertigo | Comics including such imagery as John Constantine fro |
| they started releasing manwhua and Argentinian | comics, including EL NEGRO BLANCO. |
| e has worked on a number of projects for Image | Comics, including the six-issue series Phonogram. |
| The show featured several | comics, including Tommy Chong, Jay London, Marc Hatch |
| omic book auction, and a frequent writer about | comics including the feature "CBM Presents Sleepers" |
| or almost all the major publishers in American | Comics, including Image, Dark Horse and Malibu. |
| He drew some comic books for Gold Key | Comics, including Korak, Son of Tarzan, The Pink Pant |
| he companies that would later merge to form DC | Comics, including the humor features "Ginger Snap" in |
| of Isherwood's early work was done for Marvel | Comics, including such titles as Silver Surfer, Conan |
| Blaisdell also inked numerous DC | Comics, including Green Lantern, Adam Strange, Superm |
| reds of C.C.I is a comic published by Computer | Comics Incorporated (C.C.I) that involves Fred the sh |
| All Star | Comics increased its frequency from a quarterly to a |
| Craig's most notable work in the | comics' industry has been for Wildstorm Comics, drawi |
| he Dandy and follows the growth of the British | comics industry through to the 1960s. |
| John Kalisz, a colorist in the | comics industry |
| ith was by now becoming disillusioned with the | comics industry and the way in which in his opinion t |
| ator of the Eisner Awards (the "Oscars" of the | comics industry) since 1990, and she chairs the Con's |
| great deal of different occupations within the | comics industry. |
| an artist who has worked as a colorist in the | comics industry. |
| y making Fisher the first big celebrity of the | comics industry. |
| sically the Ultraverse untouched by any Marvel | Comics influence. |
| ips appeared regularly in Marvel Age, a Marvel | Comics information magazine. |
| ZozoLala is an independent | comics information magazine about Dutch language comi |
| Marvel | Comics initially owned the rights before passing them |
| to reveal a "fifth panel" with six more color | comics inside for a total of eight strips per box. |
| ntended to integrate the concepts from Defiant | Comics into the Broadway Comics continuity. |
| iams", which was later used by video games and | comics involving the character. |
| ssible he is a reference to Tony Stark, Marvel | Comics' Iron Man. |
| Claypool | Comics is an American comic book publishing company c |
| Pikkapika | Comics is a series of Japanese comedy manga, written |
| The series, published by Dark Horse | Comics, is written by Tom Taylor, and illustrated by |
| t sought after comic book published by Valiant | comics is the platinum edition of Bloodshot #0. |
| Lone Star | Comics is a chain of seven stores located in the Dall |
| Dark Horse | Comics is finishing the Star Wars: Legacy story with |
| Convencion de Juegos de Mesa y | Comics is a multi-genre convention held bi-annually i |
| The series, published by Dark Horse | Comics, is written by John Ostrander and Jan Duursema |
| Daring Mystery | Comics is an American comic-book series published by |
| Nite Owl, a troubled and timid man in the | comics, is portrayed as a carefree leader who "loves |
| Smash | Comics is the title of an American Golden Age comic b |
| Dare | Comics is an British publishing company started in 20 |
| xture, a staple of retro-futuristic movies and | comics, is considered new for casual games. |
| Titan Books, ISBN 1-84023-664-7, WildStorm/DC | Comics, ISBN 1-4012-0034-6) |
| Abslom Daak (96 pages, Marvel | Comics, ISBN 1-85400-113-2) |
| ), The Sandman Companion, New York: Vertigo DC | Comics, ISBN 1563896443 |
| ot following the continuity of the later First | Comics issues. |
| In the field of | comics, it sold Disney works (translated by Dr. Erika |
| ry few advertisements compared to the American | comics it reprints, and all them are for Marvel relat |
| ir youthful nature - and unlike the Silver Age | comics it draws on, this dystopian world has no toler |
| different from most other work published by DC | Comics, it may have had trouble finding an audience s |
| In the Predator | comics, it is revealed that the Tunguska event was du |
| conform to the continuity of DC and Dark Horse | Comics, it is most likely not considered canon. |
| Originally issued by Dark Horse | Comics it was later collected into a series of trade |
| ngs, cosplay, panels, guests, vendors, fandom, | comics, J-Rock, and more in reference to East Asian c |
| Marvel Zombies Return (120 pages, Marvel | Comics, January 2010, hardcover, ISBN 0-7851-4277-0, |
| ristopher Golden, 2-issue mini-series, Crusade | Comics, January-April 1997) |
| Before he began his career in | comics, Jerwa was a morning DJ at KRQT "Rocket 107" F |
| pean packaging and in U.K. Generation 2 Marvel | Comics), Jetron (in Japan), and simply as the "Decept |
| y also have twin sons, Jim and Andy (named for | comics Jim Carrey and Andy Kaufman), and reside in Co |
| gs around Mumbai, contests, games and puzzles, | comics, jokes, recipes, as well as coverage of intern |
| The | Comics Journal accused the creators of Powerman of su |
| garding the comic book industry, something The | Comics Journal attributes in part to "Johnston's disc |
| The | Comics Journal 94, October 1984. |
| The | Comics Journal described the book as following the "f |
| Noah Berlatsky for The | Comics Journal asserts that Little Fluffy Gigolo Pelu |
| In 1999, The | Comics Journal ranked Watchmen at number 91 on its li |
| ds, one Eisner Award, and listed as one of the | Comics Journal's "five best comics of 1999". |
| Kristy L. Valenti, writing for The | Comics Journal, felt that rape fantasy played a part |
| Dirk Deppey wrote in The | Comics Journal, "Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou isn't just o |
| by Highwater Books publisher Tom Devlin in The | Comics Journal. |
| Comics journalist and historian Mike Conroy writes of | |
| (These included Flaming Carrot | Comics, Journey: The Adventures of Wolverine MacAlist |
| rs: "The Swords Are Drawn..." (prelude, Malibu | Comics, July 1995) |
| "Destroyer Duck", About | Comics, July 2007 (announced; never released) |
| Crawl Space: XXXombies (96 pages, Image | Comics, June 2008, ISBN 1582409137) |
| llen, in Phonogram: The Singles Club #3, Image | Comics, June 2009) |
| s (collects issues #5-9, 104 pages, Dark Horse | Comics, June 2010, ISBN 159582300X) |
| ov, in Dark Reign: The Cabal, one-shot, Marvel | Comics, June 2009) |
| by Ryan Bodenheim, 4-issue mini-series, Image | Comics, June 2008 - July 2010) |
| Like most | comics jungle girls, Taanda is white, intelligent, vo |
| in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures | comics, Krang re-builds it into a spaceship. |
| Hembeck has also been published by First | Comics, Krause Publications, Fantagraphics Books, Top |
| In the | comics, Kroenen was a relatively unremarkable Nazi SS |
| 7577-2445-4) from Enterbrain under the B's Log | Comics label on September 30, 2005. |
| His assignment to write a story on independent | comics landed him an interview with Viper Comics publ |
| In addition to | comics, Larson has worked as a freelance illustrator |
| ame one of the features in the anthology Speed | Comics, lasting until that title's demise in 1947. |
| s as a precursor to the style of writer-driven | comics later to emerge from DC Comics' Vertigo imprin |
| Lightning | Comics later became the first of several publishers t |
| , backup stories in several Archie titles: Pep | Comics, Laugh Comics, etc. |
| At that same time, EC | Comics launched another satirical bi-monthly, Panic, |
| An early interest in design and | comics led to a career in the then nascent graffiti s |
| g Sur, partly to help pay the medical bills of | comics legend Gene Colan, the bills stemming from his |
| Future | comics legend Jack Kirby, brought on staff here after |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux comments that the bonus sto |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux comments on the plot and th |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux commends the manga artist a |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux comments that the manga "of |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux comments on the author's "e |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux compares the manga to a dat |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux comments on the manga's sto |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux commends the manga on its " |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux commends the author for her |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux comments that "the combativ |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux commends the manga for its |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux comments on the author's ar |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux comments on the manga's art |
| Coolstreak | Comics' Leroy Douresseaux comments that the manga is |
| y Of Laughs" which featured many up and coming | comics like Brother Dave Gardner and Justin Wilson. |
| dered an influence on later original pixel art | comics like Diesel Sweeties and Dinosaur Comics. |
| Fellow | comics like Steve Martin and parody musician "Weird A |
| Ganter says that after out-growing superhero | comics like Spawn and X-Men, she became influenced by |
| The Stand has hosted world-famous | comics like Billy Connolly |
| ssful, however the (now) duo went on producing | comics like 'Bert J. Prulleman' and 'Pruts Pruts, Pri |
| The Ultraverse was put into | comics limbo after Malibu was bought by Marvel Comics |
| She now appears in the new DC | Comics limited series First Wave, written by Eisner A |
| Comics, Line Drawings and Photography | |
| It is one of several paperbacks in the Marvel | Comics line published by Pocket Star Books. |
| d again in the 1980s under Archie's Red Circle | Comics line, the Black Hood's second incarnation was |
| launched Glory in March 1999 under the Awesome | Comics line, blending mythology, adventure, and roman |
| f Bob Harras, Perlmutter helped revitalize the | comics line. |
| ms and Blood and Iron and the Hellboy Animated | comics line. |
| nted by the company, both under the Young Jump | Comics line. |
| undated interview, gave some background on the | comics line: "Silver Star is a Jack Kirby character, |
| released in a graphic novel format in 2004 by | Comics Lit/NBM. |
| by Ira Schnapp, who later designed the Action | Comics logo and many other iconic logos for DC Comics |
| In the | comics Ludwig usually visits with Donald Duck and Don |
| verton's Spacehawk (which originated in Circus | comics) made its Target Comics debut with issue #5, a |
| Recently, Archie | Comics made a surprise announcement that they will re |
| oid horses (though the artwork in the original | comics made them look more like seahorses; however, i |
| (The | comics made at the time would follow suit, although B |
| post-apocalyptic dystopia in the pages of some | comics magazine in the early 1990s. |
| cover-dated November 1936 and published by the | Comics Magazine Company, the primary forerunner of Ce |
| the stories were previously serialised in the | comics magazine Spirou between 1949-50. |
| were translated in Kitchen Sink's short-lived | comics magazine "French Ticklers" under the title "Da |
| to the formation in 1948 of the Association of | Comics Magazine Publishers (ACMP) in an effort to avo |
| Comics Magazine Association of America, a United Stat | |
| his debut as comic book artist in 1964 in the | comics magazine Spirou with a four page story. |
| After his first work for the | comics magazine Spirou before WWII, in which he publi |
| fan press of the time referred to this and the | comics magazine Heavy Metal as "ground-level publicat |
| r many years to PS, the preventive maintenance | comics magazine of the U.S. Army. |
| From there, he moved to Spirou, the | comics magazine of the same publisher, where he contr |
| professionally since his debut in the monthly | comics magazine Rodeo Strip in 2005. |
| it was a founding member of the Association of | Comics Magazine Publishers. |
| taly on books by E.F.edizioni and on the adult | comics magazine X-Comics by Coniglio Editore and in t |
| Starz is a manga anime | comics magazine in Malaysia. |
| Cupidon made its debut in the | comics magazine Spirou on October 5, 1988. |
| roic fantasy soon became a huge success in the | comics magazine Tintin. |
| rles Dupuis in 1954 as "giver of ideas" of the | comics magazine Spirou and two years later assumed th |
| dactor of the famous Belgian Journal de Spirou | comics magazine. |
| publishing successful monster-movie and horror | comics magazines simultaneously. |
| 9, he started working for the two main Belgian | comics magazines of that time, Tintin and Spirou. |
| in the 1970s, he drew for the black-and-white | comics magazines Blazing Combat and Creepy. |
| ved to Milan in 1928, debuting in 1935 for the | comics magazines ArgentoVivo! |
| is home to some of the most important European | comics magazines and publishers, with Dupuis (Spirou |
| e contributed to Sjors, one of the major Dutch | comics magazines, where he created the series Lowietj |
| ations is a 1970s publisher of black-and-white | comics magazines, primarily the horror anthologies Ni |
| During the Bronze Age of | comics, Maggin was a known resident of Earth-Prime an |
| y published in the 1960s and 1970s by Gold Key | Comics: Magnus Robot Fighter, Doctor Solar and Turok |
| comic book character, a supervillain in Marvel | Comics' main shared universe. |
| orld Press syndicate, continuing to illustrate | comics, mainly for Spirou. |
| Johnston has written a number of | comics, mainly consisting of one-shots and graphic no |
| FanimeCon 2004: You | Comics Maniac! |
| th Fabian Nicieza, three-issue mini-series, DC | Comics, March 2009) |
| A History of Underground | Comics; Mark James Estren. |
| Expand: The Simpsons Theme, Bongo | Comics, Mark Kirkland, Jim Reardon |
| Malibu having almost 10% of the North American | comics market share, briefly exceeding that of indust |
| goodwill it had previously established in the | comics market and issued a communication asking for h |
| ublishing personnel for helping to promote the | comics market, beating fellow nominees Will Eisner, P |
| uence" is used here to refer to effects on the | comics markets outside of Japan and to aesthetic effe |
| 400 companies on the main floor, including DC | Comics, Marvel Entertainment, Square Enix, and GG Stu |
| Robertson, worked as comic book artist for DC | Comics, Marvel Comics, Malibu Comics, and Acclaim Com |
| erworld is a fictional dimension in the Marvel | Comics Marvel Universe. |
| t of his career, one of Germany's most beloved | comics, masters of ceremony and cabaret stars. |
| Jack Kirby attempted to fill the void in adult | comics material by launching the romance comic book, |
| led a presentation piece with existing Quality | Comics material. |
| In the Transformers: Universe | comics, Maximal Fuzors Air Hammer, Torca and Bantor o |
| me: Knockout: The Devil You Say (160 pages, DC | Comics, May 2010, ISBN 1-4012-2798-8, Titan Books, Au |
| Bus Home" (with artist Jimmie Robinson, Image | Comics, May 2009, ISBN 1607060485) |
| mini-series, January 2007, tpb, 112 pages, DC | Comics, May 2007, ISBN 1401213286) |
| "Ugly Hill" section of the shared Blank Label | Comics message board, Creator Paul Southworth indicat |
| xe Insecticons later appeared in the Dreamwave | comics Micromasters series as the main antagonists. |
| In 2008, he start writing the debut | comics miniseries of Solomon Kane, "The Castle of the |
| cluded Superman/Batman, and the 2003 Wildstorm | Comics' miniseries, Thundercats: Reclaiming Thundera. |
| Stick to Drawing | Comics, Monkey Brain!: Cartoonist Ignores Helpful Adv |
| yan Ottley, which led to his work on the Image | Comics monthly series Dynamo 5, which Faerber and Asr |
| He worked mainly for Disney | comics, mostly on books featuring Donald Duck and Scr |
| Patriot | comics moved into a permanent store around 1998. |
| Alliance graphic novel (continued from Wonder | Comics, moved to Innovation Publishing) |
| Patsy Walker has appeared in Marvel | Comics' Multiverse Ultimate Marvel imprint. |
| In the fictional Marvel | Comics multiverse, Earth 691 or Earth-691 is the name |
| counterpart of the Monk during the days of DC | Comics' Multiverse. |
| eo games, anime, manga, film, DVD, television, | comics, music and media. |
| By 1951, Blue Bolt | Comics' name had been changed to Blue Bolt Weird Tale |
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