Erik Larsen Vs The Comics Industry (Again) In Savage Dragon #244. Published Wed, 22 May 2019 07:42:27 -0500 by Rich Johnston | Last updated Thu, 23 May 2019 04:27:38 -0500 | Comments.

Erik Larsen criticized Robert Kirkman for his page turns in The Walking Dead comics. Kirkman defends his unique style, emphasizing the set-up and knock-down structure. Despite Larsen's critique ...

Erik Larsen has been writing and drawing and publishing Savage Dragon for 27 years. Though he's actually been drawing him for more like 40. But he has taken on other projects in the interim. a ...

Comic Culture: Erik Larsen. 3/7/2018 | 28m 45s Video has Closed Captions | CC. Today on Comic Culture, Terence Dollard chats with Image Comics co-founder Erik Larsen. Aired 03/07/2018 ...

Image co-founder and Savage Dragon creator Erik Larsen spent some time sharing his views on cursing in comics on his twitter feed. Larsen is known for his strong opinions and speaking his mind.

It has been a while since Erik Larsen released a new issue of Savage Dragon, but things appear to be back on track, with another issue solicited soon.The story, which sees Malcolm and Maxine take ...

Thirty years on from the release of Savage Dragon #1, Erik Larsen released a 100-page giant that not just marries off one of the book’s major heroes, but also provides a pretty clear path ...

When Savage Dragon #269 came out, we missed our regular “commentary track”-style interview with creator Erik Larsen, due to some scheduling issues that came up at the time.

32 years ago, Image Comics was founded by Rob Liefeld, Jim Lee, Todd McFarlane, Erik Larsen, Jim Valentino and Marc Silvestri, a loose collection of creator studios, and they hired Tony Lobito as ...

Earlier today, Image Comics announced a new Mighty Man one-shot by comics legend Erik Larsen, Image Comics’ co-founder and co-partner and the creator of the long-running Savage Dragon series ...

Erik Larsen has far more in common with Robert Crumb than with Todd McFarlane. And that Savage Dragon radically needs reinterpreting and appreciating, while it is still being published rather than ...