Tag: Boom

Periodically (pun intended), it's useful to take a look at where the sales of a publisher's titles are clustered.  It helps widen the picture of how things are going.  Things get a little different...

Hello from Compton California. February kicks off with a week in comics which didn't see the dam of debut comics drown the village, but we managed to bring you a pair things worth talking...

Hello everyone! This week’s big number #1 is the battle of two big toy chest franchises.     Justice League/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #1 Story: Tom Taylor Art: Stephen Byrne Letters: Deron Bennett Cover: Karl Kerschl Publisher: DC Comics,Boom Studios!       Justice League/Power Rangers...

Does KLAUS bring tidings of joy, or is the series full of coal?

When I was a kid, I wasn't as well versed in pop culture as I am now.  Thus, I missed out on Beetlejuice and Michael Keaton's stint as the Batman.  My first experience seeing him...

Note: The distribution numbers used below are estimates, not hard sales numbers.  They're accurate to the trends, but take the exact unit measurements with a small grain of salt.   Recently, Comichron released Diamond distribution numbers...

Comics Beat snuck a peek of some exhibitors on the floor before the opening of Wondercon and this is what we saw.

School's in session. Take the GIANT DAYS test to see if you'll like it. No studying required.

Burning Fields is an analog combination of old school horror like The Thing in combination with the geopolitical drama of a Zero Dark Thirty. Where it plants its feet and sets itself apart is in the perpetual insecurity these pages bring and that is far from a bad thing.

Ed Brisson of Sheltered and Sons of Anarchy fame has just announced a brand new project over at BOOM! Studios entitled Cluster. The book follows Samara, the leader of a group of cons. Samara...

by Zachary Clemente With SDCC being only a day away - Boom! Studios teased us with their 15th convention announcement on twitter:   We have no inkling what the project will be as of yet, but undoubtedly we'll...

The other day I was prepping for a talk on marketing at an NYU publishing class, and reached out to the Twitosphere to ask what were "the notable comics marketing success stories over the last year" and the Twitosphere responded with a bunch of smart and savvy suggestions: