E-MAN RETURNS TO COMICS E-Man, the energy being from outer space who makes his home on earth as a super-hero, returns to comics this September from Digital Webbing Press. Created by Nicola Cuti and Joe Staton for Charlton Comics in 1973, E-Man has always been a fan favorite, marked by equal amounts of action, mystery…

It all started two weeks ago with a questionable newspaper article in the Stockton Record, Family finds comic book gift offensive.

“Yankee Doodle: The Living Scribble” is now online!

Shooting Star Comics, the group with which I’m affiliated, has just opened their new free online comic strip section, Strip Club. Kicking it off is Yellow Jacket, Man of Mystery by Scott McCullar, who will be telling a story in 52 installments ever Sunday for the next year. Here is the press release. I must…

First the Sudetenland, now they get to read Brath #15, which was never released in the States. Hat tip: Brath’s writer, Chuck Dixon

Every time someone posts a thread asking what people are currently reading or what they recommend, I am sure to mention PS 238 (PS being “public school”; many elementary schools use a numbering system instead of naming the school). Aaron Williams’ PS 238 is a terrific book and I probably wouldn’t even be getting it…

I’m just compiling a list of links to reviews of Job Wanted and my other works. I need to keep them in one place and a Monitor Duty post is as easy as anything else. Job Wanted reviewed by Glenn Carter at Silver Bullet. And Silver Bullet reviewed our Time Meddlers story in SSCA #4.…

My buddy Bob Lipski’s comic book Uptown Girl #31 was declared Newsarama’s Indy comic of the week. Way to go!

“Comics Should Be Good” reviews Nick Landime and compares it to Archie Andrews! This Comic Is Good – Nick Landime Versus the World Crime League #1