The classic creative team of writer Jan Strnad & artist Richard Corben reunite for a new horror miniseries from Dark Horse, Ragemoor. Westfield’s Roger Ash spoke with them about their new project.

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Join us in celebrating Tim Seeley as the new writer of Witchblade beginning with issue #151 at our East side store on Saturday, January 7, 2012, from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m.

Top Cow’s Rebirth is the follow-up to the Top Cow Universe’s End of the World in Artifacts #13.

Tim currently also writes his creator-owned book Hack/Slash, published by Image Comics, as well as The Occultist for Dark Horse Comics. He was also recently announced as the writer of Bloodstrike (his cover to #1 looks amazing!) as part of the return of Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Studios to Image Comics. For an exhaustive list of work, check out his Comic Book DB page.

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Robert Greenberger gives you the lowdown on Dark Horse’s Creepy Presents Bernie Wrightson.

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Westfield’s Roger ash tells you why you should read Dark Horse Comics’ Dark Horse Presents #1.

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Dark Horse Comics’ Founder, President, and Publisher Mike Richardson talks with Westfield’s Roger Ash about the return of Dark Horse Presents.

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Writer Timothy Truman talks about his upcoming work on Dark Horse’s King Conan: The Scarlet Citadel.

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From our distributor, Diamond Comics.

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Wayne Markley follows the illustrious career of the legendary Jim Shooter, from his early days with DC’s Adventure Comics and the Legion of Super-Heroes, to his stint as Editor-in-Chief at Marvel Comics, his start-up efforts at Valiant Comics, Defiant Comics, Broadway Comics and Acclaim Comics, and his eventual return to Legion of Super-Heroes and the resurrection of Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom; Magnus, Robot Fighter; and Turok, Son of Stone.

Over the last forty plus years, one of the best writers

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by Robert Greenberger

Conan was my first. I have no idea how I tumbled on to reading the exploits of Robert E. Howard’s barbarian, but I had been reading the Lancer paperbacks and was primed for Marvel’s adaptation. As most know, the Roy Thomas/Barry Smith interpretation sparked a sword and sorcery explosion throughout the 1970s but interestingly, the very next sword-wielder was the most unlikely choice.

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by Robert Greenberger

In the first issue of the new Life with Archie: The Married Life, Betty laments that all the boys — Henry Aldrich, Richie Cunningham, Zach Morris, Troy Bolton — she’s dated since Archie married Veronica were clones of her true love. It’s one of the few genuine moments in Michael Uslan’s script and pays homage to the template Archie Andrews has been a part of since his introduction in 1941.

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