Tag: Elfquest
Exclusive: ELFQUEST: THE ORIGINAL QUEST gets new hardcovers in 2025
The adventures of Cutter and the Wolfriders return to shelves in color and in lovely new hardcover editions of Elfquest in 2025!
Comixology Sales: A Big Wolverine Sale, Donny Cates, Elfquest, Neil Gaiman, X-Men, JLA
Marvel's got mutants on the brain and on sale at Comixology with Wolverine and Phoenix. Dark Horse heads in a fantasy direction, Image celebrates Donny Cates as his new title launches and that huge Justice League sale still has a few days left.
Skywise goes on a journey of his own in ELFQUEST: STARGAZER’S HUNT
"Skywise is now a hero unto himself."
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 8/13/18: Jason LaTour’s four rules for freelancing
dare you not to cry at Gabby Gamboa's For My Father which talks about the legacy of the Viet Nam War and shows Popula's comics page is something to keep an eye on.
On the Scene: Celebrating Golden Age Comics at Columbia University
On January 23rd, Columbia University Library acquired a double-bill of Golden Age related comics materials, including the research materials Larry Tye compiled to write his Superman biography, The High Flying History of America’s Most...
Columbia University acquires the Elfquest archives
As Dave Sim noted the other day, Wendy and Richard Pini, creators of Elfquest, the pioneering indie comics fantasy, held on to all of their artwork. And now they are bequeathing it to Columbia University's archives. The PR below explains all you need to know, but we should note that Columbia's tireless librarian and comics-scholar Karen Green has been busy indeed.
ELFQUEST to be on iPad/iPhone?
It's funny how something that has been around forever can still get a blog boost -- as we reported yesterday, some 6500 pages of ELFQUEST comics are online, to read, for FREE -- but they have been up for more than two years. Our post got Boing Boinged, and Richard Pini, WARP graphics co-everything, wrote in to answer some questions in that thread, especially complaints about the Flash interface (one wag posted a link to the complete Elfquest on a bit torrent site.)
First, thanks for putting this "old news" back in the news.
The online library: The Complete ELFQUEST
Speaking of fantasy, one of the pillars of the fantasy comics genres is now available in its entirety to read online. ELFQUEST, Wendy and Richard Pini's saga of homeless elves and their passions and battles, first published in 1978, was one of the foundational hits of the emerging indie comics scene, and after many publishers, movie options and assorted dramas, it's still a good story.
