Tag: David Lapham

The series follows a down-on-his-luck criminal who decides to commit one last heist - that may be more than it seems.

Bad Idea has been on a rampage with an audacious marketing campaign for their next Kickstarter, a deluxe edition of THE ENDS by David and Maria Lapham

Print-only publisher Bad Idea goes to Kickstarter for new digital edition: "we're happy to blow the whistle on what a scam digital comic books are"

The controversial publisher is back with seven new series that look great, and come very unconventional marketing and sales plans.

And one of them is a Batman/Catwoman special drawn by John Paul Leon!

HANK HOWARD, PIZZA DETECTIVE in CALIGULA'S SAFE will be available in select stores on May 12th - and only on May 12th.

Henry Barajas' four issue mini launches in April.

The publisher has sent this "special, limited promo release" to its network of destination stores.

Stray Bullets creator David Lapham talks to us about what goes into making a good crime story, and it isn't always crime.

It’s no secret that Stray Bullets is one of the best comics being published today, possibly ever. David Lapham’s latest Sunshine and Roses remedies the missing gratuitous violence of Killers at the cost of diverting from that arc’s engaging plot. However, this is the most brutal and meaty the Stray Bullets series has been in awhile, and that speaks volumes for what you'll find in these pages.

David Lapham's Stray Bullets is back in March with a NEW issue, a NEW mini-series and a NEW massive collection of the first 40 issues. And here's the FIRST preview of STRAY BULLETS KILLERS,...

Now that the outrage-o-tron has moved from torture to movie casting, here is a round-up of reactions to the "Torture Cover" post the other day. Actually I don't even need to write anything, as the Outhouse already summed it up with CROSSED TORTURE VARIANT CONTROVERSY SPARKS SURPRISINGLY CIVIL DEBATE ON INTERNET. It's true. No one was blackballed, castigated or petitioned. The effects and provenance of disturbing material were widely debated, but it was generally decided by everyone involved that those who like it can like it, those who want to throw up can move right over to the toilet.