Tag: Kurt Busiek
SDCC ’19: Kurt Busiek says ARROWSMITH and AUTUMNLANDS to return
Plus, Busiek and ASTRO CITY collaborator Brent Anderson are working on a similar project that has nothing to do with superheroes.
Kurt Busiek Working on an Astro City Pilot With FreemantleMedia – Another Super Hero...
TV sure is hungry for comics licenses!
Know How: How to Get the Best from Your Artist
By David Seidman
Writers and artists are born enemies. “That stupid artist didn’t draw what I wrote!” echoes down the halls of comics history.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
To write comics, you need...
DC REBORN ROUND-UP: Batman meets DEATH NOTE in CREATURE OF THE NIGHT #1
In June 2016, DC Comics kicked off the start of its Rebirth initiative. After a wave of criticism surrounding the way they have treated their characters’ rich histories since 2011’s New 52 relaunch, DC...
Batman in the “Real” World – Busiek and Leon’s Batman: Creature of the Night
Back in 2004, Kurt Busiek and Stuart Immonen did a comic called Superman: Secret Identity, about a fellow named Clark Kent in a world without superheroes where Superman is just a comic book character... and...
A year of free comics: Astro City #1 and more
Here's another basic comics shelf no brainer: Astro City, the fictional superhero universe created by writer Kurt Busiek, artist Brent Anderson and cover artist/designer Alex Ross. Something of a conceptual spin-off of Marvels by...
The Beat’s Annual Survey 2015, Part Four: “Grandpa Con versus In-name-only-Con”
More thoughts on the future of comics, the intersection of media, conventions and just sitting at a table drawing, by folks ranging from publishers to creators to journalists. What will 2015 bring? Surprises, like yesterday IDW/Top Shelf deal, which no one saw coming.
On Sale Today Preview: Tooth and Claw #1 by Busiek and Dewey
At the summer Image Expo one of the most notable announcements was Tooth and Claw by Kurt Busiek and Ben Dewey. Not only did it mark the return of Busiek with a new comic for the first time in years, but Dewey's art looked amazing. The story involves high fantasy, with animal protagonists and Game of Thrones level intrigue. The first issue is on sale today in a bargain format: just $2.99 for 40 pages of story. As you can see from the preview pagesk, this is one spectacular comic.
One of the best things comics do is world-building and this looks to be a strong examples of that by Busiek and Dewey.
Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson’s Astro City Returns!
DC have announced that Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson's Astro City will be returning in June! Oh, and look who's doing the covers:
This will be an ongoing series from the creative team, starting with...
Kurt Busiek is winning it on Formspring now
While laid up with medical issues that preclude him doing serious writing, Kurt Busiek has set up a Formspring account, and, as you could extrapolate from reading his calm, well-reasoned* answers here at The Beat, there's lots of info:
