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These days, you can barely turn around without hitting an actor, singer, or pseudo-celebrity who wants to make their own comic book, but the current craze is nothing new -- bizarre celebrity cameos are as old as comics themselves, and Chris Sims of the Invincible Super-Blog has created a list of the nine worst appearances by real people in comics (and four that are actually pretty awesome)... Read

This week's launch of "Doom Patrol" by Keith Giffen and Matthew Clark marks the return of comics' strangest team in comics, and whether it's the original "fab freaks" of the '60s, Grant Morrison's surreal team of the '80s, or the (mostly forgettable) more recent revivals, there's one thread that unites them all: They are bizarre...

The announcement at San Diego Comic-Con that Bryan Lee O'Malley's "Scott Pilgrim" will be coming to video games is certainly awesome, but not really much of a surprise. After all, the series itself is chock full of references to the classics of the console era, and the story of an unlikely hero fighting through a series of bosses to get a girl is a plot that's at the core of everything f

The solicits for "Amazing Spider-Man #600" have been advertising a mystery wedding between two major Spider-Man characters -- and they're not Peter Parker and Mary Jane. digg_url = 'http://digg.com/comics_animation/The_Greatest_Superhero_Weddings_in_Comics_PICS'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; Fan speculation has been leaning towards Aunt May and Jay Jonah Jameson, the father of Parker's