Sean Phillips

Highlights of Image Comics this week include a new Walking Dead hardcover, the third issue of the intriguing Clockwork Orange / X-Men mash-up, They’re Not Like Us, and lots of glorious Chew. …
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Highlights of this week’s Image Comics releases include the first issue of the dysfunctional superhero story, Secret Identities, the third issue of the much tweeted and tumblr-ed Bitch Planet, the …
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Image has updated their release of The Fade Out Volume One. It will now be part of their Image Introduces line of volume one trade paperbacks, all of which have …
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As McCarthyism terrorizes Hollywood, screenwriter Charlie Parish finds an up and coming starlet murdered in a studio bungalow. He flees the scene, and discovers the next day that someone …
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There’s a good side and a bad side to doing consistently good work. There are three things you probably know already about Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ books: they’ll be good, they’ll have crime, and it’s on your pull list / trade order. There’s a consistency to their work that fans have — rightfully — come to expect. The Fade Out #1 shows that there are, again, advantages and disadvantages to this.

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Rise of the Magi Interior Art Preview from Marc Silvestri

Rise of the Magi, a new series from Image …
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Image Comics brought out the big guns on day one of their annual Image Expo in San Francisco.

Perhaps the biggest announcement made involved frequent collaborators Ed Brubaker and …
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Hawkeye, Fatale, and Building Stories lead the list of 2013 Eisner Award nominated comics announced this week by Comic-Con International. The three books each garnered five nominations.

Chris Ware’s multi-format …
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The premise behind Dark Horse’s Noir is pretty simple: take some of the biggest names in the world of crime comics and put them in one spot. Each creator …
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Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Fatale (from Image Comics), now in its second year of publication, has become possibly the biggest sales success yet for the fan-favourite duo (as …
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Welcome back! Apologies for the delay in posting this column (I wish I had a great excuse like ghosts were coming out of my computer to attack me until …
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to the next instalment of Reading With The Lights Out, your bi-weekly terrifying column about the world of horror comics. This week is a …
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