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Here’s a look at the Graphic Novels DC have coming for you over the period October to December 2015! |
Given the sheer volume of their output we’ve highlighted our picks – based on a combination of personal recommendation, sales targets and the buzz on the scene – with cover and product info; but you can find the rest confirmed at the time of writing in list form beneath. We’ve separated DC’s Mature Reader’s / Creator Owned imprint, the fabulous Vertigo, with it’s own Jul-Dec 15 page here. | |
We’ll be bringing you our particular recommends of all publishers together shortly by month of publication. Enjoy! |
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Here’s a look at the Graphic Novels DC have coming for you over the period July to September 2015! |
Given the sheer volume of their output we’ve highlighted our picks – based on a combination of personal recommendation, sales targets and the buzz on the scene – with cover and product info; but you can find the rest confirmed at the time of writing in list form beneath. We’ve separated DC’s Mature Reader’s / Creator Owned imprint, the fabulous Vertigo, with it’s own Jul-Sep 15 page here. | |
We’ll be bringing you our particular recommends of all publishers together shortly by month of publication. Enjoy! |
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www.mikeandpeter.com – Mike Carey and Peter Gross |
Mike Carey’s Goodreads page | |
On Wikipedia | |
On Comic Book DB (Database) | |
@michaelcarey191 | |
(Photo by Luigi Novi) |
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www.theprimaryclone.blogspot.co.uk | |
@vincentabnett (Dan and wife Nik Vincent-Abnett) | |
On Wikipedia | |
(Photo by Luigi Novi – sourced from Wikipedia) |
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Professional writer – SFF in prose and comics; co-creator of the comic series on which the Guardians of the Galaxy film was based, and much more… | |
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www.paulcornell.com |
Like on Facebook | |
Follow on Twitter | |
Podcast – The Cornell Collective (Chat on Dr Who and SF / Comics generally) | |
Wikipedia page | |
See Paul’s website for even more social media links | |
Paul Cornell on Carabas (search)
Paul Cornell has had work produced and published since 1990 in all mediums, TV, Books and Comics. Read the rest of this entry »
Comics are big business and, since the acquisitions of Marvel and DC by Disney and Warner Bros if not before, we’ve been deluged with story events and other strategies to get us to part with our hard-earned cash. Sure, many of us have experienced ‘event fatigue’ but that hasn’t stopped the majority buying, so that’s what the Big Two are continuing to do. And characters are brands and both are doing all the brand-building and product diversification they can, especially now with major film properties and their sequels coming out (there are now no less than 7 Avengers titles, and that’s not counting the series of their solo characters).
So where are we at the moment and what’s coming later, circa October 2014?