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Sequential Sunday: Sparrow #15

by John Mueller· May 30, 2010· in Sequential Sunday· 0 comments tags: Ashley Wood, Brian Schroeder, Camilla d’Errico, Gelnn Barr, IDW Publishing, Jim Mahfood, John Watkins  Rick Berry, Kent Williams, Phil Hale, Sparrow
Independent publisher IDW is currently celebrating its 10th anniversary and their current slate of releases says much about how far they’ve come as a company in terms of scope and overall variety. The steadily churned out comics based on licensed properties such as Transformers and G.I. Joe has been (and likely still is) their bread and butter. Yet in the last few years their titles have started to also include top-notch horror and sci-fi (The Ghoul and Starstruck), classic comic strip reprints (Little Orphan Annie and Bloom County), and art books.
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Sequential Sunday: Dave McKean Exhibit

by John Mueller· February 14, 2010· in Sequential Sunday· 0 comments tags: Barron Storey, Billy Shire Fine Arts Gallery, Dave McKean, Dave McKean: New Work Inspired By Early Cinema, Gallery Nucleus, Grant Morrison, Kent Williams, MirrorMask, Neil Gaiman, Stephanie Leonidas
Artist Dave McKean has found tremendous success and acclaim in a wide variety of mediums including painting, sculpture, book illustration, photography, filmmaking, music, and, of course, comics. Legendary amongst sequential art enthusiasts, his singular and recognizable style is found in many of the most highly acclaimed titles of the last 20 years including Violent Cases, Mr. Punch, Arkham Asylum, and The Sandman, as well as his own creation Cages. I had the pleasure of attending the opening reception for McKean’s newest series of paintings this past Saturday at the Billy Shire Fine Arts gallery in Los Angeles.
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