http://comicfoundry.com Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:45:47 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en With Halloween just a few days away, everyone is scrambling to come up with some sort of costume (and no, "Sexy Gollum" does not count). Well look no further — Comic Foundry is here to help. For your convenience we've uploaded a printable mask of...THE SCARIEST CHARACTER IN COMICS! Cue dramatic ... http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1696 Grant Morrison The legend on Final Crisis, Batman R.I.P. and what’s next. By Laura Hudson [Editor's note: This story ran in the Spring 2009 issue of Comic Foundry Magazine] Final Crisis is over, Batman is dead, and the enigmatic scribe behind it all is ready to take a look back at the work that ... http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1693 We here at Comic Foundry love hearing from you. Many people have written in to express their feelings on end of CF. Each one has been heartfelt and sincere and receiving them means more than I can express. This one, however, is my favorite: What the unholy fuck!?! This is for ... http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1691 We just put up a giant sale to get all five issues of Comic Foundry for one low, low price. Check out the link on the left for this limited-time bundle. http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1688 We made their Best of 2008 feature! Comic Foundry stood above both the fanboy-pandering and highbrow-obsessed mags-about-comics in its witty but weighty treatments. Thanks to all over there! http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1687 Hey all, the latest and last issue of Comic Foundry is in stores today! There's a lot of great stuff, including our cover story on Scott Pilgrim creator Bryan Lee O'Malley. Chhhhhheck it! http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1686 We're over in Artists Alley! We have a half-table — you can spot us from afar by our orange tablecloth. We'll have all of our issues for sale and have NYCC exclusive previews of the next issue, that have sweet interview excerpts from Grant Morrison and Bryan Lee O'Malley. Find ... http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1685 http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1684 When we launched Comic Foundry Magazine it was a breath of fresh air to the industry and introduced a variety of coverage in types of stories never seen before in the comics press. We found praise and a fanbase that had a deep passion for the content we created. Together, ... http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1681 http://comicfoundry.com/?p=1680