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April, 2012

Badass Brawling Bloodsuckers: Trigun Author’s BBB Is AAA

04/30/2012 10:15am

Yasuhiro Nightow’s Trigun was one of my first manga, and for five years I followed Dark Horse’s releases of the series. Its crazy, nearly cinematic fight sequences, memorable characters, and energetic style never ceased and kept me coming back every time, and even years after it ended I’m still personally convinced it’s the best action manga published in the US to date. Read more...

Dark Horse in the Headlines - April 25th

04/27/2012 11:48am

If you haven't been keeping up with your comics media, here's some key links and reviews for you to check out what we've got going on in the news! Read more...

Stumptown Comics Fest 2012

04/27/2012 9:23am

In celebration of the release of Peter Bagge's newest comics series, Reset, Dark Horse Comics and Bridge City Comics present the official 2012 Stumptown Comics Festival kickoff event -- a Friday night Drink and Draw for visiting and local artists, publishers, and all festival-goers! Read more...

Making of a Cover - B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: The Devil's Engine #1

04/26/2012 11:14am

Duncan Fegredo shares his process in creating the cover for B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: The Devil's Engine #1. The new series hits shelves May 16th. Don't miss the continued destruction of the world with the best Team-Comic out today. Preorder a copy of this great series at your local retailer and make sure to let them know you're in for the long haul with B.P.R.D.. Welcome, Agents...to the end of the world! Read more...

Draw to Win a NOOK Tablet! - VOTING

04/25/2012 1:04pm

Dark Horse Comics has decided on the Top 3 entries for the Final Vote for the "Draw to Win a NOOK Tablet" contest. Posted below are the 3 finalists. Dark Horse Fans must vote for their favorite right here on the blog from April 25th-30th. The winner, chosen by the you, will be announced on May 1st. Read more...

Usagi Yojimbo: A Life of Mush Motion Comic

04/25/2012 11:33am

Once a loyal retainer until his lord’s death in battle, Miyamoto Usagi is now an unemployed ronin walking the warrior’s pilgrimage, in search of harmony. In this tale, Usagi teaches a runaway boy that honor is more important to a samurai than fighting skills, but his swordsmanship ends up on display anyway when the boy accidentally sets a gang of bandits on him! Read more...