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Fantastic Five: Best Monster Team-Ups
Fantastic Five: Best Monster Team-Ups
Fantastic Five: Best Monster Team-Ups
If there’s one thing we’ve learned from our years on the Internet, it’s that there’s no aspect of comics that can’t be broken down and quantified in a single definitive list, preferably in amounts of five or ten. And since there’s no more definitive authority than ComicsAlliance, we’re taking it upon ourselves to compile Top Five lists of everything you could ever want to know about comics. Halloween is unquestionably the most wonderful time of the year, but how can we take our love for Halloween and our love for comics and combine them to enjoy at the same time? I'll tell you how. By making a list of the best monster team-ups in comics, that's how. Monsters have always been a great fit for comics and there's nothing like the old comic character crossover/team-up, so this is a real peanut butter and chocolate situation.
Vampires Take The Nuclear Option In 'Broken Moon'
Vampires Take The Nuclear Option In 'Broken Moon'
Vampires Take The Nuclear Option In 'Broken Moon'
Steve Niles has made something of a career in comics out of figuring out interesting new ways to let vampires just hang out all the time without being boxed in by those pesky fatal sunburns that come from daylight. His breakout hit was, after all, 30 Days of Night alongside Ben Templesmith, a book that was built entirely around that premise and resulted in a pretty fun read. But once you've gone there, you're left with a question of where to go that's even bigger. For Niles and Nat Jones, the answer is clear: You nuke the moon.
Recon:Vergence: Pre-Crisis Vs Tangent Vs Kamandi Vs Vampires
Recon:Vergence: Pre-Crisis Vs Tangent Vs Kamandi Vs Vampires
Recon:Vergence: Pre-Crisis Vs Tangent Vs Kamandi Vs Vampires
Welcome to Recon:Vergence, a weekly look at what’s going on throughout DC’s new reality-smooshing event storyline, Convergence. Every week until the end of the event, every comic DC publishes will be a part of this giant storyline – and it’s a little confusing, especially for new readers. To help out, we’re going to provide a timeline of events, let you know which Universes are still in the fight, and try and keep everything on track
The Skateboard, Vampire, & Simpsons Art Of Isaac Lenkiewicz
The Skateboard, Vampire, & Simpsons Art Of Isaac Lenkiewicz
The Skateboard, Vampire, & Simpsons Art Of Isaac Lenkiewicz
The first thing I saw when I went to check out Isaac Lenkiewicz's art was a post about how he messed up his hand falling off a skateboard, so even before I got too far, I was pretty sure I was going to like what he had to offer. Turns out, I was right: The stuff he posts at his website, including short comics inspired by Die Hard, sumo-wrestling giants and Bart Simpson fighting a vampire with a sk
Ask Chris #168: (Mad) Science vs. (Spoooooky) Magic
Ask Chris #168: (Mad) Science vs. (Spoooooky) Magic
Ask Chris #168: (Mad) Science vs. (Spoooooky) Magic
Q: Would you rather your vampires and other monsters explained through magic, religious, or scientific contexts? --@CineastBenRowe A: You know, Benny, I was all set to dive into another question I had this week about what was the best Ghost-Type Pokémon, but the more I looked at the questions I was getting, the more this one stuck in my head. I guess you could say it... haunted me. Haunted me like
Vampire Noir: Brian Stelfreeze Returns to Monthly Comics with ‘Day Men’ [Interview]
Vampire Noir: Brian Stelfreeze Returns to Monthly Comics with ‘Day Men’ [Interview]
Vampire Noir: Brian Stelfreeze Returns to Monthly Comics with ‘Day Men’ [Interview]
Penciller, inker, colorist and painter Brian Stelfreeze is a longtime favorite of art and illustration enthusiasts. Beloved by a generation of readers for his memorably stunning run of painted covers for Batman: Shadow of the Bat in the 1990s, Stelfreeze's work is at once luscious and razor sharp, flying off the page (or screen) in hypnotic, ultra high contrast black and white or in a frenzy of el
Wonder Woman And Nightmare Batman Get ‘Infinite Crisis’ Character Profiles [Video]
Wonder Woman And Nightmare Batman Get ‘Infinite Crisis’ Character Profiles [Video]
Wonder Woman And Nightmare Batman Get ‘Infinite Crisis’ Character Profiles [Video]
Not long after announcing the upcoming Infinite Crisis multiplayer online Battle arena game Warner Bros. Entertainment and Turbine have rolled out two new "Champion Profile" videos spotlighting combatants Wonder Woman (New 52 style) and Nightmare Batman (from the Batman & Dracula trilogy by Doug Moench and Kelley Jones).
‘Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 2′ Is Completely Insane And Actually Worth Watching. Seriously.
‘Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 2′ Is Completely Insane And Actually Worth Watching. Seriously.
‘Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 2′ Is Completely Insane And Actually Worth Watching. Seriously.
Before she stepped down as ComicsAlliance's Editor-In-Chief, Laura Hudson -- the chief architect of my misery over the past three years -- made one final edict. When Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 was released, I would be required to finish what I started and write a review for ComicsAlliance...
Betty And Veronica Go Full-On Batty In ‘Vamp It Up’
Betty And Veronica Go Full-On Batty In ‘Vamp It Up’
Betty And Veronica Go Full-On Batty In ‘Vamp It Up’
My affection for Archie comics has been well-documented here at ComicsAlliance, and I never love them more than when things get weird for the teenagers of Riverdale. Magical gender reassignment, hillbilly murderers with bad intentions, those are my favorite Archie stories...

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