VALIANT Joins The 2012 LONG BEACH COMIC & HORROR CON!
Valiant Entertainment will be making its debut appearance at the Long Beach Comic & Horror Con (LBCHC) this coming weekend on Saturday, November 3rd and Sunday,
On November 7th, just like last time, we will go live with our online sale for the LIMITED Scott Pilgrim Volume 2: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Collector’s Edition, along with the Regular Scott Pilgrim V2 Color HC, V2Evi
In association with USA Today, Arch Enemy Entertainment is proud to present ‘The Big Bad Wolf’. The story of a man afflicted with an ancient disease, lycanthropy. The midnight wolf. Before time runs out,
With all of the nice, hardbound DC reprints we've had recently (Jack Kirby Omnibus Editions, Joe Kubert's Viking Prince, Steve Ditko Omnibus, Secret Society of Super-Villains), does anyone have any idea if we will be able to get our hands on new repr
The long awaited second issue of The Signifiers is now available! Featuring a discussion with Tom (Godland) Scioli (including previously unpublished Scioli art), The Signifiers #2 also contains the next chapter of Landlark, the Heat-Seeking Dwarf and
Hello Legionnaires, I'm thrilled to announce that "The Downward Spirals -- Volume 1: Twisted Tails" is now available for order! You may be familiar with my effort to document the lives of my band of hockey-playing possums over at the "What Are You B
Klang! QUANTUM & WOODY Are At It Again – Only on comiXology!
The world's worst superhero team is headed to comiXology! Valiant is proud to announce that the complete run of one of comics' all-time legendary series
Yesterday we watched The Wizard of Oz. It was Tracy’s first time. I knew that when I married her but never pressed the matter, until recently not having seen it has become a bigger issue in her life and I figured enough was enough. For me, it was pro
Shade the Changing Man is the featured character in the omnibus, leading off the volume and presenting all nine issues of the 1977 series, including the final one in black and white, a casualty of the “DC Implosion” and previously available only in C
I was looking at some wonderful Joe Kubert art recently and thought how well he would have been art Marvel on a title like Thor or Conan (as well as Sgt Fury of course!). What other Silver Age DC artists would have worked well at Marvel? Dick Dillin