April 7th, 2011
10:00 AM ET
'Family Guy' becomes a comic bookTitan Comics and Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products have announced that "Family Guy" will take on a new identity - in a comic book. Giggity, giggity! Seth MacFarlane's creation will continue to follow the Griffin family and friends - Glen Quagmire, Joe Swanson, and Cleveland Brown - though the hilarious town of Quahog. The artwork will be provided by comic artists S.L. Gallant (of "G.I. Joe" and "Torchwood" fame) and Anthony Williams (who draws for "Superman" and "Batman"). The first comic book will be available in the U.S. on July 27.
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Dankie vir die interessante blog
No stupid
Shut up
You guys Suck hahaha Suck
When is it out in the UK because I'd really love to read it.
Will the gaint chicken make a return in the comic book
Comics are as popular as they used to be
Itll probably make a good comic book, but I dont think itll be as funny as the show. Just another way to make more money.
@head diva i know u have a hater biting your style but know i wanna know how dont like family guy and like hangover
Will this be the of the tv series b/c cleveland is coming back to quahog in the comic
Gotta say, this seems like a dumb idea.
@big joe keep your body functions to ourself please
Shut up Meg.
That's because you are a fat a $$ like Peter.
I am an older guy and just finished a good B M. Gosh them bowel movements make me feel better. If you dont feel too good today then try one of those. I bet you will feel some better maybe.
S.L. Gallant's work is great, and the best reason to buy the Joe books. I've been waiting for other publishers to realize that, and can't wait to see what he does here.
I wish I found this funny. I just can't.
blaaaaah. . . . .must be a slow news day. . . . .