Comic-Con

ComicsAlliance hit the red carpet at Comic-Con to ask stars like Brandon Routh ("Superman Returns," "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World"), Robert Englund (a.k.a. Freddy Krueger), Sam Huntington ("Fanboys," "Dead of Night"), and Ted Raimi ("Angel of Death") about their craziest Comic-Con experiences, from slumming with unemployed Skeletors to decapitating

San Diego Comic-Con is over, and as both fans and pros wend their way through the recovery process, ComicsAlliance talked with creators across the industry about their best and worst moments from the leviathan convention that annually eats the comics industry whole, spins up our bones, and uses them for toothpicks...

Brian Heater of PC Magazine and The Daily Crosshatch had a chance to talk with the legendary Adam West at Comic-Con, where the "Batman" and "Family Guy" star was selling "Adam West Naked," a $40 personal commentary track on the original "Batman" TV series...

So, you weren't one of the several thousand lucky fans to make it into the "Iron Man 2" panel at Comic-Con over the weekend? And you're dying to see Scarlett Johansson kicking ass and Robert Downey Jr. sitting in a giant donut? Except that you can't because they haven't released the footage anywhere else...

When I read Variety's article entitled "Twitter Fizzles at Comic-Con" this morning my first reaction was not an argument, but rather a slap to the forehead. While the piece presents research indicating that perhaps Twitter isn't as busy as perceived, it misses the real point of why Tweets didn't necessarily destroy the universe during the media announcement Armageddon that is Comic-Con:

Am I the only one who raised an eyebrow after noticing that this ad for the HBO vampire show "TrueBlood"... ...was in fairly close proximity to this booth? A little research reveals that the blood drive has actually been at Comic-Con for 33 years now, but I can't help but wonder if they've gotten a donation boost from the thousands of "Twilight," "True Blood" and &qu

Marvel Comics celebrated the fairer sex of the publishing industry during Comic-Con's Sunday "Women of Marvel Comics" panel by leading with the news that Eisner Award-winning colorist Laura Martin has joined the ranks of its exclusive talent...

Aspen's panel at Comic-Con revealed much about the publisher's 2010 plans, but between the film development of Michael Turner's "Soulfire" and the continued progress on "Fathom," which is slated to star Megan Fox, one other exciting announcement might have been overlooked by some...

-- Did you know that there's a "Tintin" shop in Covent Garden, London? -- Blogger Valerie D'Orazio shares her thoughts on Comic-Con, and how the world of actual comic books is starting to get edged out. -- Cartoonist Bruce N. Duncan recently passed away from cancer, and David Miller shares some of Duncan's NSFW art on the "Hairy Green Eyeball" blog...

"Smallville" producer Brian Patterson revealed at Comic-Con this weekend that despite the "no tights, no flights" rule that has previously defined the show, Clark Kent will be donning a costume for the very first time in the upcoming ninth season of the show, as he begins "the last stage" in the process of becoming Superman...