Andre the Giant: Closer to Heaven

Comics Alliance Gift Guide For Pro Wrestling Fans
Comics Alliance Gift Guide For Pro Wrestling Fans
Comics Alliance Gift Guide For Pro Wrestling Fans
Here at Comics Alliance, as you may have noticed in the past, a lot of us love professional wrestling --- almost as much as we love comics. We've put together a selection of gifts for any wrestling fans you need to shop for this holiday season. There are some comics (because a lot of people who love one love the other), but also art, T-shirts, prose books, and more.
Andre the Giant Biopic in the Works
Andre the Giant Biopic in the Works
Andre the Giant Biopic in the Works
An official biography told in graphic novel form is far from typical, but then again, the same could be said for Andre Roussimoff, the pro-wrestling legend better known to fans as Andre the Giant. The 2015 graphic novel Andre the Giant: Closer to Heaven will serve as the inspiration for the late wrestler’s big screen biopic, with his daughter Robin Christensen-Roussimoff serving as consultant on the project.
'Ms. Marvel' Wins Dwayne McDuffie Award For Diversity in Comics
'Ms. Marvel' Wins Dwayne McDuffie Award For Diversity in Comics
'Ms. Marvel' Wins Dwayne McDuffie Award For Diversity in Comics
Ms. Marvel has won the second annual Dwayne McDuffie Award For Diversity In Comics at a ceremony held this weekend at Long Beach Comic Expo. Aside from honoring Ms. Marvel and other diverse works being published today, the event celebrated the life and career of the late McDuffie, with friends and collaborators in attendance to share stories and lessons from the legendary creator.
Moon Girl, Fresh Romance, Ms Marvel Among McDuffie Nominees
Moon Girl, Fresh Romance, Ms Marvel Among McDuffie Nominees
Moon Girl, Fresh Romance, Ms Marvel Among McDuffie Nominees
Five nominees have been announced for the Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity in Comics, which will be given at the Long Beach Comic Expo on February 20th. The award is meant to recognize work that promotes diversity in comics, whether on the page or on the creative side, and is named for the late Dwayne McDuffie, who was an outspoken advocate for diversity through his work in comics and animation.