atomic robo

Inspired by Atomic Robo's regular sessions of slaying monsters (both literal and figurative) with science, one enterprising costumer has crafted an impressive AR casing - and as a childhood barber of mine used to say after sculpting many of my bowl cuts, "he's ready for the dance...

ComicsAlliance reviews the biggest, best, and most interesting comics that hit the shelves this week.GOD-BYE - Incredible Hercules 141 For almost thirty issues Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente have been breathing new life into the Greek pantheon's role in the Marvel Universe in "Incredible Hercules," and in that time it's been one of the best ongoing books in the core Marvel Universe... Read

Not content to harness the power of science in his war on evil in his ongoing comic book series alone, Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener's Atomic Robo will soon be making his way into two animated shorts by way of two separate animation teams...

Red 5 Comics' solicitation info for March popped up over the weekend, and as much as I like the upcoming cover for Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener's "Atomic Robo and the Revenge of the Vampire Dimension" #2, the cover is a painful tease for fans craving an action figure fix...

With 2009 about to draw to a close, now seems like a good time to look back on a year of Wednesdays and remind myself of the reason I buy new comics every week. To remember that it's worth sifting through the piles of never-ending zombie comics, celebrity biography cash-ins and Barack Obama team-ups because every once in a while you find a great story with beautiful artwork...

Robots! Along with Ninjas and Gorillas, they complete the Holy Trinity of character types that make comics more awesome by virtue of their very presence, even if some of them -- like Red Tornado, seen at left fighting crime by employing Hostess cupcakes -- are so terrible that they can star in stories where they punch out Hitler and still complain all the time about how they'll never understand wh

ComicsAlliance's Chris Murphy reviews the biggest -- and best -- books coming out this week. LEAVING ALREADY? Daredevil #500 If tomorrow I were to be crowned high king of all comics, given the royal scepter made from rolled up issues of "Action Comics" #1 printed on solid gold, had Stan Lee himself place upon my brow the crown sculpted from dried ink taken from Will Eisner's inkwell,

-- Awesome Atomic Robo costume? Yes, please! -- Though it's no longer too new, "Curls : The Printable Brain" is a fantastic mini-comic about a device that can print out what you are thinking without the process of drawing or writing down anything...