Corps of Discovery: A Game Set in the World of Manifest Destiny was designed by Sen-Foong Lim and Jay Cormier, the latter of which also designed hit board game adaptations of Mind MGMT and Harrow ...

Manifest Destiny #12 is the beginning of the second year of the acclaimed series. Unlike the eleven previous installments, this is a stand alone issue. It focuses on an encounter with the Otoe ...

Chris Dingess imagines the Louisiana Purchase going a lot differently in new comic book.

ONLY SUPERHEROES have superpowers. But are superpowers the only ones who have superheroes? Let me explain: In the six and a half decades since the birth of the superhero comic-book genre, a ...

In just three issues, Chris Dingess’ comic book series Manifest Destiny has distinguished itself with a fanciful take on history and an awestruck view of the power of the old American wild.

Where many superhero comics, for better or worse, feel compelled to give a villain in every issue, Manifest Destiny isn't afraid of a little down time to build tension and suspense.

Chris Dingess is the creator of acclaimed comic Manifest Destiny, which finds legendary explorers Lewis and Clark having to battle an array of different monsters on their famous journey through ...

THE JOURNALS OF LEWIS AND CLARK (504 pp.)—Edited by Bernard DeVoto —Houghton Mifflin ($6.50).This was mighty strange stuff to be going to the President of the U.S. In one of the four boxes ...

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As well as the launch of Unity and Manidest Destiny (both made returnable so reducing retailer risk), All New X-Men is putting on numbers as clearly the book where everything is going on. And some ...

Each week, Big Issues focuses on a newly released comic book of significance. This week, it’s Manifest Destiny #11. Written by Chris Dingess (Being Human, Reaper) with art by Matthew Roberts ...

Glad the article mentioned “Manifest Destiny” that was a fun comic even if it was also very depressing. Checked out that Exquisite Corpses ashcan.