Diamond has released its latest Previews World catalogue. Two AE format books are solicitated, both having been previously announced via Penguin Random House. Chris Samnee’s Black Widow Artist’s Edition Collecting the first six issues of Marvel Comics’ acclaimed Black Widow series, penciled and inked by Chris…
The days of a single neat and tidy solicitation for all publishers are gone. Individual publishers’ listings will be posted on a monthly basis as I discover them, either from their websites or catalogues. This time around we get two…
With publishers leaving Diamond for Penguin Random House (PRH), the days of a neat and tidy solicitation from all the publishers are gone. Individual publisher’s listings will be posted on a monthly basis as I discover them. Links for pre-ordering…
What’s new(s) in the AE format world: more from 2000AD/Rebellion, first look at a 40th-anniversary book, a sale, and a table of contents. Some of these aren’t particularly new, but I’ve been waiting to have at least two items before…
Diamond has updated Previewsworld with the February 2020 catalogue, for items shipping April 2020 or later. Scouring the full list this month shows one new Artist’s Edition format book. It’s been three months since the last AE solicitation. EC Covers Artist’s…
The third IDW Artist’s Edition (Following Dave Steven’s Rocketeer and Walter Simonson’s Thor) focuses on one of the all-time greatest comic book artists, and at the absolute peak of his creative powers: Wally Wood. EC Comics was quite likely the…
Jack Davis is one of the founding fathers of EC Comics; he is a master of horror, humor and nearly every other genre EC published. Aside from his work at EC, Davis is one of the most prolific and popular…
Diamond has updated Previews World with the November 2016 catalog. Scouring the full list this month shows one new Artist Edition book, advance solicited for March 2017 shipping. For complete details and daily updates visit our AE Index. Reed Crandall’s EC Stories…
EC Comics produced what is arguably the finest line of comics ever, and of all their titles, the horror books were the most popular. And the most acclaimed of the horror artists was Graham “Ghastly” Ingels, whose particular talents influenced…