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    Colleen Doran featured in Imagine FX Magazine

    2021/01/09 /

    Colleen Doran is Artist In Residence in this month’s IMAGINE FX Magazine feature. Plenty of photos get you a good look at her studio! You can order it at this link: Select Patreon supporters will also receive a free copy. Colleen Doran has written and drawn a story for the upcoming new SENSATIONAL WONDER WOMAN, as well as providing cover art, and has contributed pencils/inks to the new GENERATIONS series for DC Comics! Keep an eye out for them! The 2020 awards are in! Neil Gaiman’s SNOW, GLASS, APPLES swept up the Eisner Award for Best Adaptation from Another Medium, The Ringo Award for Best Graphic Novel, and the Bram…

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    SANDMAN on AUDIBLE and new Sandman art from Colleen!

    2020/07/08 /

    Leading up to the release of the SANDMAN series on audible featuring an amazing cast including James McAvoy as SANDMAN and narration by creator Neil Gaiman, DRAWN FROM THE DREAMING on Instagram is now featuring original, never before seen SANDMAN art, and YOU can submit your dream and maybe your dream will be chosen to be illustrated by a comic artist. Like me! Just go to this link on Instagram and follow the directions! And check out my illustration of SANDMAN audiobook adapter Dirk Maggs’ dream! I’ll have more art coming soon, too! High hopes for you, and dream big! SANDMAN on Audible premieres July 15. Very excited to hear…

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    WONDER WOMAN 75th anniversary! TROLL BRIDGE interview

    2016/10/25 /

    Here is a big preview of the WONDER WOMAN 75th anniversary, which features a story by super-writer GAIL SIMONE and little me! Also, The Mary Sure has a really nice video interview with me about Neil Gaiman’s TROLL BRIDGE which just premiered in stores this week! Many good reviews about the book so far, including making the Barnes and Noble list of Best Comics and Graphic Novels of October 2016. Paste Magazine lists it as Required Reading “…a book that revolves around the loss of innocence and the resignation of adulthood, those melancholy themes assume a frank poignancy filtered through Doran’s lush perspective.” UPDATE: TROLL BRIDGE DEBUTS on THE NEW…

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