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DC’s ‘Earth One’ OGNs To Cast Off The Shackles Of Continuity For New Readers
DC’s ‘Earth One’ OGNs To Cast Off The Shackles Of Continuity For New Readers
DC’s ‘Earth One’ OGNs To Cast Off The Shackles Of Continuity For New Readers
In a move that should please "done in one" fans, DC Comics announced today that a new line of self-contained original graphic novels would arrive in stores in 2010. From DC's The Source blog: "Starting next year, DC Comics will unveil 'Superman: Earth One' and 'Batman: Earth One,' two graphic novels spotlighting the most powerful heroes of the DC Universe, with their first years and
Spider-Man Dies in the Cutting Crew’s Arms This Wednesday and That’s Righteous
Spider-Man Dies in the Cutting Crew’s Arms This Wednesday and That’s Righteous
Spider-Man Dies in the Cutting Crew’s Arms This Wednesday and That’s Righteous
Everybody knows Marvel's "Amazing Spider-Man" team digs on some Cutting Crew. How else can you explain the Premiere Hardcover coming out this week titled "I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight"? Sure, in the context of the issues the trade contains (including ASM #600 and ASM Annual #36), it's easy to narrow it down thematically, but as the story highlights also include Aunt May's w
The Ghosts Of Assorted Time Periods Are Toast In IDW’s Ghostbusters Holiday Special
The Ghosts Of Assorted Time Periods Are Toast In IDW’s Ghostbusters Holiday Special
The Ghosts Of Assorted Time Periods Are Toast In IDW’s Ghostbusters Holiday Special
Maybe it's because I'm something of a Scrooge myself, but I really, really get sick of "A Christmas Carol" adaptations. Since Charles Dickens is no longer with us to rake in the dough, the story's public domain status has lead to a pretty watered-down mythos that gets exploited by Hollywood every two years or so...
EXCLUSIVE: Royal Flush Features Paul Pope Centerfold, Frank Zappa and Jack Kirby’s Bromance
EXCLUSIVE: Royal Flush Features Paul Pope Centerfold, Frank Zappa and Jack Kirby’s Bromance
EXCLUSIVE: Royal Flush Features Paul Pope Centerfold, Frank Zappa and Jack Kirby’s Bromance
The Internet may be responsible for forcing magazines into what's increasingly becoming a niche market, but there will always be content worth picking up on paper. Case in point: The latest issue Royal Flush Magazine from EIC Josh Bernstein, which is more or less a calzone of comic and art culture goodness (or if you don't like calzones, go with "sandwich of sequential art satisfaction")
The New Vampirella Is… Moondragon?
The New Vampirella Is… Moondragon?
The New Vampirella Is… Moondragon?
The latest promo image of "Vampirella: The Second Coming" from Harris Publications teases an all-new, all-different (aside from the signature costume) Vampirella illustration by Bon Alimagno. But is it really an all-new vamp? Or could it simply be a stand-in from another universe...
This Week’s New Releases and Recommendations
This Week’s New Releases and Recommendations
This Week’s New Releases and Recommendations
Hey! It's Friday. This week that means new comics. Is that a surprise? I'm mildly surprised. Also, this week, Greg McElhatton returns with some new manga for the kids! The kids love the manga! Here he goes! ARIA VOL. 1 ARIA was one of those books I'd always seen but never read--so maybe it's my fault that ADV cancelled it after three volumes, oops...
Note to Mainstream American Publishers: More Spanish Language Comics
Note to Mainstream American Publishers: More Spanish Language Comics
Note to Mainstream American Publishers: More Spanish Language Comics
I was very much looking forward to reading my pal Tom Beland's latest one-shot classic for Marvel -- Fantastic Four: Isla de la Muerta -- and getting a first-hand look at the work of his artistic collaborator, Juan Doe. Evidently, so were a lot of other media folks, from the New York Times to Washington Post, only for different reasons than my own...
This Week’s New Releases and Recommendations
This Week’s New Releases and Recommendations
This Week’s New Releases and Recommendations
How many of you went to the comic book store on Wednesday to buy new comics? Oh!! The humanity! The humiliation! It is an unfortunate situation, but thankfully, it's all over now, because new comics came out yesterday! Behold the power of the aforementioned comics...
A Sneak Peek: Neil Gaiman’s Coraline
A Sneak Peek: Neil Gaiman’s Coraline
A Sneak Peek: Neil Gaiman’s Coraline
Enjoy this sneak peek straight from Neil Gaiman.com of the animated adaptation of the Sandman muse's non-quite-a-children's-book Coraline by Laika Entertainment and director Henry Selick who directed Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas...

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