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Not sure how to feel about the new international X-Men: First Class Poster? You're not alone, gentle readers.On one hand, it kind of looks like a nod to early issues of Astonishing X-Men: On the other hand, it bears some definite Photoshop scars: What do you think of the X-Men: First Class international movie poster...

The T&A Panel at New York Comic Con, named for Marvel Comics editors Tom Brevoort and Axel Alonso and featuring Arune Singh, kicked off Friday with a couple of bangs. Captain America is getting a deluxe miniseries just in time for his movie in Summer 2011 in the form of "Astonishing Captain America," with Andy Diggle on words and Adi Granov on art. Th...

I've got to admit, I've been pretty skeptical of motion comics since they first hit the scene a few years ago. Part of my skepticism comes from the fact that I'm a die hard snob about comics as a medium: I believe very strongly in the idea that comics are as valid as any other form of entertainment, and don't need to be anything else...

"Astonishing X-Men" by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday remains one of the most acclaimed X-Men runs in recent history, where the A-list creative team wrote standalone stories about the popular mutant team that gave readers a fresh jumping on point, while remaining within the larger continuity of the other X-Men comics...

Joss Whedon and John Cassaday's "Astonishing X-Men" storyline "Gifted" has been making the motion comic rounds for a few weeks now. Episode one made a splash with a debut at Marvel Fest NYC 2009 and episode 2 hit the 'net on schedule two weeks later...

While the constant barrage of Hollywood announcements about comics-to-film projects are no longer surprising, motion comics and animation suddenly seem like the hottest train to jump on, with more and more comics moving towards movement: -- The "Kick-Ass" movie will have a 60-90 second sequence that animates the art of John Romita Jr...