Tag: Bitch Planet
This week’s Bookscan chart is a wake-up call for the comics industry
There is change in the air in comicbookland. It may be more than in the air...it may be in the streams, lakes and landfills, too. Maybe it's here already and we just don't know...
Bitch Planet and March Book Three lead 2017 Glyph Award nominations
The nominations for the 2017 Glyph awards are out. These awards honor "the best in comics made by, for, and about people of color from the preceding calendar year. While it is not exclusive...
Bitch Planet and March win first Virginia Library Association Diversity Award
The Virginia LIbrary Association (VLA) has announced the winners of their first ever Graphic Novel Diversity Awards. The prize celebrates diversity in comics form, and for the first year, ten publishers submitted 22 titles (published...
Image February 2016 Solicits Tease BITCH PLANET’s Return, PAPER GIRLS’ Big Twist
Image revs its interstellar engine in preparation to destroy February sales.
Bitch Planet hardcover, Welcome to Showside and more unveil Local Comic Shop Day variants
Local Comics Shop Day is the latest holiday on the comics calendar, to be held November 28th, the Saturday after Thanksgiving. The date has been promoted as "Small Business Saturday" for a while, but...
DeConnick’s and De Landro’s “Bitch Planet” to Receive Limited Edition Hardcover Treatment for Local...
In a special push to celebrate Local Comic Shop Day on November 28th, writer Kelly Sue DeConnick, artist Valentine De Landro, and Image Comics have partnered with ComicsPRO, a retail association comprised of comic book shops, to release...
HeroesCon: Deconnick to End Run on Captain Marvel; Milkfed Criminal Masterminds Talk New and...
by Harper W. Harris
One of the most fun and unique experiences at HeroesCon today was the Milkfed Criminal Masterminds panel, which featured Matt Fraction, Kelly Sue Deconnick, and co. discussing all their various projects...
Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick sign a deal with Universal Television
Two of the hottest names in comics are adapting their work for the small screen
