10 Comics Panels Where You Really Didn't Want To Turn The Next Page. Sometimes turning the page isn't easy. by Jonathan H. Kantor. ... Every panel or splash page is a work of art, ...

Star Wars Splash Page breaks down every issue released each week. It's not just a review. They go panel by panel, sometimes reading the dialogue (with voices and sound effects that they make ...

Comic book history is full of examples of characters throwing in the towel, but perhaps the most famous one was immortalised by John Romita Sr. in The Amazing Spider-Man #50 from 1967.

In our comic that was already 6 pages more than the average 20 pages. Man facepalming Jamie McKelvie: We had reviews say we cheated out readers with an issue that had ten pages of black panels ...

And Nightwing #87 for December looks to be just that – a 22 page-wide splash page, split up across those 22 pages, with one continual image. And Polygon has the first seven pages, unlettered, in ...

When a comic today adopts the nine-panel grid, you can pretty much guarantee that comparisons to Watchmen will follow. This is what Rebirth and The Button are banking on.

What I mean is in the comics, with an all splash page issue? Now is your chance, so let's get into it. This Week in Star Wars Comics , Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi face off against kaiju in ...

You might be asking yourself what this has to do with comics.Well, let’s think for a moment of the 6- or 9-panel page layout as the sonnet form or iambic pentameter of comics.By that logic, the ...

DreamWorks Animation had plenty of star power on hand for its first presentation at Comic-Con as Justin Timberlake, Anna Kendrick and surprise guest Alec Baldwin appeared to spotlight “Trolls ...

When we were dividing up the assignments for the most recent Comics Panel, Keith and I had a brief, friendly debate over which of us should handle the first issue of The Flash: Rebirth.

Most of the people eagerly awaiting the Frank Miller-ized movie of Will Eisner's amazing comic The Spirit have never actually read the original comic. So ...