Dark Horse Comics sent over another teaser image for a project that will be announced at the San Diego Comic Con.

Anyone figure it out yet?
Dark Horse Comics sent over another teaser image for a project that will be announced at the San Diego Comic Con.

Anyone figure it out yet?
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Earlier this week, Dark Horse Comics sent Major Spoilers a teaser image for a big announcement for something to be made at the San Diego Comic Con. Yesterday, Dark Horse sent out a Tweet that read
#houseofnight Fans! Anyone figure this out yet?
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Dark Horse Comics sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Solomon Kane: Red Shadows #4 that you can check out, after the jump.
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Dark Horse Comics is bringing Domo to the San Diego Comic-Con, and offering up an exclusive figure for fans.
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Dark Horse sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Usagi Yojimbo that arrives in stores this week.
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Dark Horse sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side #2, that arrives in stores this week.

Dark Horse Comics sent Major Spoilers the cover images and solicitation information for titles arriving in September 2011.

Press Release
One of Dark Horse’s most critically acclaimed releases of 2010 is set for development as a full-length CG animated feature film. Dark Horse has partnered with Reelfx Entertainment to bring the pet detectives in Evan Dorkin and Jill Thompson’s Beasts of Burden to life. Andrew Adamson and Aron Warner of Strange Weather Films will produce alongside Mike Richardson of Dark Horse Entertainment. Dark Horse Entertainment’s Keith Goldberg will executive produce, with Strange Weather’s Jeff Fierson coproducing. Reelfx’s head of feature development, Jared Mass, will oversee the project for the studio.
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When it comes to variant covers, some are highly sought after, and others fill the long boxes never to be purchased. Dark Horse is betting someone is going to want to pick up the incentive/variant cover to Hellboy: The Fury. And why wouldn’t they? The cover is by Mike Mignola.
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Dark Horse Comics has released two more variant cover images to the upcoming Dark Horse Presents #1. The first is from Frank Miller, and the other is by Paul Chadwick.
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Dark Horse Comics has released a sneak peek of this week BPRD Hell on Earth: Gods issue. Take the jump to see what the bureau will be dealing with next.

Dark Horse Comics made quite the buzz last year when they announced they would sell digital comics cheaper than the competition, by keeping everything in house, and creating individual apps for their titles. Conan, Sin City, and a few others were launched, but since October, things have been pretty quiet. Turns out things aren’t going as planned according to a recent post on the Dark Horse blog.
This past October at New York Comic Con, Dark Horse announced that we would be developing our own platform for digital comics distribution. We stated we would launch this exciting new initiative in January. However, factors beyond our control have impacted our plans and we are working to address these new developments. We remain committed to deliver on our promise to provide fans with the highest quality experience at a great price; consistent with the standards we have established over the last 25 years.
There have been a lot of announcements recently regarding applications that allow independent publishers to create and sell their own digital comics through ComiXology, Aqualab, and others, so if Dark Horse is having software issues, they might want to look into these. Of course if they simply need someone to do the conversion for them on the cheap, I’m sure there are a ton of comic fans who wouldn’t mind helping out for a modest price.