ComicsAlliance Week in Review: March 23-30
-Marvel continues to tease their upcoming Spider-Men project... which is starting to look like it may actually be the once-unthinkable crossover between Ultimate Spider-Man and regular Spider-Man
-Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson explains why a comic book selling out isn't exactly the best news...the same week Marvel announced their sell-out of Avengers Vs. X-Men #0
-Lauren Davis on Crossed: Wish You Were Here...
Film:
-As they continue their discussion of the Superman franchise, Chris Sims and David Uzumeri have turned their sites on Superman II
TV:
-The team starring in the second season of Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes will apparently be having a membership drive, based on the looks of this single, character-packed still from the show. If they all make the cut, then it looks like they may rival the Justice League of Justice League Unlimited in terms of members.
Toys:
-Not picking sides in the eternal struggle of Marvel Vs. DC, Lego released promos of their wares that tie into both of this summer's big super-movies this week
-Hot Toys' Hawkeye action figure is a disturbing plastic homunculus version of Jeremy Renner. We mean that in a good way.
-(Wait, theater? Really?) IDW and Topps are maybe seeking to bring Mars Attacks, the bubble gum cards-turned-film-turned-comic book to Broadway, we guess.
Art:
-Link, Ramona, a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, Robocop...artist Jesus Alberto Garza Lopez draws some of our favorite things
-Eric Palmer creates 8-bit videogame style posters for superhero and other favorite genre movies. They are awesome
-Artist Bjorn Hurri's steam punk Star Wars art puts a wookie in a top hat...and does some other rather cool stuff too, but man, it's hard to beat a wookie in a top hat.
-This month's Best Comic Book Covers Ever (This Month)