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. As well crowdfunding provides an opportunity for…
Welcome to our monthly poll, where we ask for all loyal AE fans to cast their votes. Covers, covers, covers. Covers sell the comics. A good cover can elevate and make a comic stand out from the rest. Spider-Man has…
Welcome to our monthly poll, where we ask for all loyal AE fans to cast their votes. Green Lantern has long been considered one of the best DC Characters, created by stellar artists John Broome and Gil Kane. The intergalactic…
Welcome to our monthly poll, where we ask for all loyal AE fans to cast their votes. Barbarians have been popular for over a century. Everyone loves swords and sorcery. And as such, the ancient civilizations have penetrated the comic industry…
By 1975 the X-Men had been relegated to reprint status for a number of years, and the title was not a safe bet to become one of the most popular comic book franchises of all time—but with the launch that year of…
Welcome to our monthly poll, where we ask for all loyal AE fans to cast their votes. Shaking things up this month in honour of 2020’s 10th anniversary of the Artist’s Edition format. I had a chance to compare the…
Drawn by two of the greatest comic book legends, Jack Kirby and Gil Kane, this is an art-sized, hardcover collection of the ‘long lost’, previously unpublished comic books based on the cult classic 1967 British TV show, The Prisoner. The…
Diamond has updated Previewsworld with the February 2018 catalog. Scouring the full list this month shows three new Artist’s Edition format books. For complete details and daily updates visit our AE Index. Jack Kirby’s Marvel Heroes And Monsters Artist’s Edition A collection…
The Artist’s Edition format has only been around for seven years, but it’s already garnered some missing in action volumes. Publishers like to announce upcoming books at conventions or through advance book solicitations, but then they never materialize. Let’s take…