Alligator Loki Debuts His First Comic in Print, Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino Create a New Horror Series for Graphic Comics, and More in This Week’s Issue comedy Information.
Here’s a look at some of the biggest comic book industry stories from the past seven days…
- Kickstarter named Bryce Gold as the company’s new head of comics. Gold, who was most recently head of ComiXology Original content, will be responsible for curating and curating Kickstarter’s comics genre and working with creators to grow the community. “Some of my favorite comics — like Don’t Go Without Me It is Frog in autumn — were funded by Kickstarter,” said Gold. “I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to join the Kickstarter team to help comics artists, publishers and creators find their way to successful publications, bring the world’s best comics to life and support great ideas and boutique creative efforts. around the world. As I take on this role, I’m focused on thinking outside the box to find ways to support creator-owned projects, rebuild the dynamic between creators and comic book production, and bring a new spirit to comic book projects in all mediums and styles. . ”
- Z2 is releasing a new autobiographical novel of Miles Davis, Miles Davis and the Sound Quest. With a revised narrative by Davis‘ In his own words, the comic is from cartoonist Dave Chisholm and is being released on September 26. “Davis‘ music has truly been my lifelong inspiration, inspiring me to pursue jazz trumpet in college and beyond—Spanish paintings it’s the first song I remember hearing, and I even had the opportunity to perform all the songs he did with Gil Evans together at the Umbria Jazz festival in Perugia, Italy,” said Chisholm. “Miles always inspires me to follow the evolution of style as an artist, both visually and musically. This is the book I’ve always wanted to create; it’s the greatest honor of my career to be given this opportunity by the Davis family.”
Alligator Loki first appears in printed comics
- Alligator Loki, a fan-favorite variant that debuted during Disney+ Loki series, making its debut in comics publication in a one-shot by writer Alyssa Wong and artist Bob Quinn. Alligator Loki also starred in his own Infinity Comic, which is now available to read on the Marvel Unlimited app.
- The editor said, “Hail to the hooded reptile who swept the Ten Realms … with his beauty! First Alligator Loki ate Mjolnir and then he entered our hearts. Now, the beloved corruption of Alligator finds – and causes – trouble in the Marvel Universe! ”
- alligator lock Number 1 will be drawn on September 13, 2023.
Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino Launch New Horror Comic Book Series
- Image Comics has revealed a new teaser from Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino. a rental housea new ten-issue series set in the continuation of the “Orchard Bones Mythos” universe.
- Image Comics said about a rental house“The Tenement is perhaps best described as Dario Argento’s Hell he meets baby rosemary in a claustrophobic horror story, perfect for fans of space horror. The story follows seven residents in a building and the dark secrets that bind them… starting with a death that seems worse than nature.
- a rental house Number 1 will arrive on June 21, 2023.
Walking Dead Deluxe offers a new variant of the Hughes connection
- Skybound Entertainment has introduced new artist Conor Hughes walking dead deluxe connecting variants of the “Life Among Them” story. The skin will appear as substitutes for The Walking Dead Deluxe #67-72, written by Robert Kirkman, illustrated by Charlie Adlard, and colored by Dave McCaig.
- “Conor’s covers take us into a new chapter in THE WALKING DEAD DELUXE comic series… a long-awaited arrival in Alexandria,” said Skybound Entertainment Editor Amanda LaFranco. “The first three covers in this set capture the enormity of life on the road as the group heads to Washington DC, and the pedestrians are still restless in the metropolis. But it’s the last three covers that emphasize the eerie calm of what life is like in this new home for our group. . Michonne may be hanging up her sword, but for how long?”
- The Walking Dead Deluxe Number 67 will be released on 19 July 2023.
Mark Brooks Releases New Marvel Corner Box Variants

- Marvel has released two new issue covers courtesy of artist Mark Brooks.
- Drawing on an old comic book legend, Brooks’ X men #24 (July 5 issue) corner box variant sees Jean Gray take center stage as her They took revenge Issue 3 (released July 26) features a cast of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, including Scarlet Witch, She-Hulk, Monica Rambeau, Thor, Hawkeye, Wonder Man, and Tigra.
- “There are many reasons why I was drawn to comics as a kid and the corner box was a big part of that,” Brooks said. “I knew the issue number and who I would expect to see in that issue. It was a little preview to please the reader. It was always the headlines, a full picture or a small scene. It didn’t matter what, it attracted me to pick up the book. That’s why I started the #LetMarkCornerbox Twitter campaign. It was once many jokes to express my love for the Singing Box. It ended up taking on a life of its own. When CB told me they wanted this to be a reality, I couldn’t stop. I’ve drawn over 100 heads so far. I don’t intend to stop until Marvel says ‘okay’ – LOL! ”
Dark Horse Books Expands Its Moebius Library

- First published in English, Dark Horse Books’ Moebius Library: Major originally written by Jean “Moebius” Giraud, translated by Diana Schutz and written by Adam Pruett.
- The publisher said of the cartoon: “Mayor is a sequential intellectual anomaly created by Moebius between 1997 and 2009, following a production principle that includes image customization and optimization. The main character of this fictional history, Major Grubert, emerges in a humorous but philosophical way, referring to the way Moebius’ creativity is treated in Inside Moebius Series.”
- Moebius Library: Major will be released in bookstores on February 6, 2024 and in comic shops the following day.
Apocalypse Returns to Marvel’s “Fall of X”
- Marvel has released a new first look X-Men: Before the Fall – Heralds of the Apocalypse #1, a new one-shot leading up to the “Fall of X” event, starring Apocalypse, Genesis, and more.
- The one-shot synopsis reads: “THE ORIGIN OF ARAKKO! In ancient times, Genesis turned back the crowd of Amen. In ancient times, Genesis forced Destruction to negotiate. What words were spoken in your mind? Now, finally, Apocalypse will know… and the echo of those words may destroy him … and Arakko with him.”
- Released June 28, X-Men: Before the Fall – Heralds of the Apocalypse Number 1 comes from writer Al Ewing, artist Luca Pizzari and cover artist Pepe Larraz.
Source: Kickstarter, Z2, Marvel, Image Comics, Skybound Entertainment, Dark Horse Comics