Tag: Adam Hughes
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Once Upon a Timelord–Tenth Doctor returns for Doctor Who graphic novel
Gun Honey–Sexy arms supplier is action anti-heroine in new stylish, international espionage crime noir series
The multiverse expands as horror classic character Vampirella enters the Vampiverse
Planet Comicon Kansas City 2020 postponed due to coronavirus
Wonder Woman arrives at 750th issue with nearly 50 variant covers
Horror classic character Vampirella turns 50 as new series arrives
Detective Comics reaches landmark 1,000th issue this week–A complete checklist
Fantastic Four–Dozens of artists join in for 60+ variant covers for today’s re-launch
IDW announces exclusives, celebrity signings, panels and more for SDCC 2018
The Amazing Spider-man becomes first Marvel Issue #800–38+ variant covers on the way
Wonder Woman 100 project showcases everyone’s favorite superheroine
The borg Best of 2016–The Best in Print and the Best of the Rest
Review and Preview–Adam Hughes gives picture perfect update to classic Betty & Veronica
Happy Birthday! borg.com reaches five year anniversary
Adam Hughes to take on writing and artistic duties in new Betty & Veronica series
New giant hardcover chronicles the art of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
Review–See thirty years of comic book artistry in Star Wars Art: Comics
borg.com’s Best Reads of 2014
Book review–Star Wars Art: Posters, the latest look at the creative marketing of the franchise
Archie is dead… long live Archie?
Artist spotlight–Ryan Sook, comic book publishers’ #1 choice for cover art
Preview–Go Every Which Way with new Big Trouble in Little China
Black Widow–Edmondson and Noto’s series among the best of 2014
Get your Star Wars fix with 10 great reads from Dark Horse Comics
DeConnick teams with Sook in new Ghost ongoing series
Before Watchmen deluxe editions–a chance to take another look at the controversial prequels
Review–IDW’s anthology of Tarpé Mills’s classic Miss Fury
Dark Horse keeps Serenity flying with three graphic novels
Artist Adam Hughes reflects on his DC cover art in “Cover Run”
