A long-time reader of the French magazine Spirou Journal successfully got their name printed on a promotional poster after participating in a campaign to save the comic series Dad. The author discovered their name included in the heart-shaped design after the series creator Nob returned from a publicized retirement.
The Spirou Journal orchestrated a mock retirement for the creator of the Dad series, encouraging fans to write letters to convince him to continue the comic. The author submitted an impassioned plea and was rewarded when their name was featured on a special subscriber-only poster. Although the author reads the magazine digitally and missed the physical insert, they were able to locate their name within the artwork. This achievement marks a personal milestone for the fan, who has a long history of contributing to comics letter columns.
Image Comics is launching a crossover event between Lost Fantasy and Fireborn on October 28th. The event features a high-stakes showdown between characters Henry and Aaron involving giant swords and dragons.
The upcoming Panel Borders radio show explores the intersection of fine art, photography, and comics. Host Alex Fitch interviews three guests about their unique approaches to visual storytelling and education.
Panini Comics releases the second volume of Jed MacKay's Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu, collecting issues #6-10. This installment continues the high-octane action and narrative arcs characteristic of the current run.
This retrospective examines the re-released Avengers: Endgame Encore, which includes new footage that bridges the gap to the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday. The article highlights how these additional scenes provide critical context for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
