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I'm a big fan of the Badass Digest video features Devin Faraci creates for the Cinefix network. Hardly the typical movie hype clip you see everywhere, Faraci likes to assemble panels of interesting guests for roundtable discussions (often with booze) of variously zeitgeisty topics concerning the world of cinema...

Dark Horse Comics has announced that it will collect Sacrifice, the critically acclaimed six-issue miniseries by Sam Humphries and Dalton Rose, in a deluxe hardcover this September. Following the story of Hector, an epileptic young man with a fondness for post-punk music hurled back in time to play a crucial role in a psychedelic adventure inspired by the Aztec empire, the first five issues of Sa

Art: Bryan Lee O'Malley has revealed two of outfit sketches of his Seconds character, Hazel. Animation: I usually don't approve of anything associated with Doug Funnie, but watching a kid in a Red Ranger helmet do the Harlem Shake with '90s cartoon characters isn't so bad...

Valentine's Day is here at last, and that means that it's time to celebrate the people we love. Admittedly, most of the people we love are fictional vigilantes, but still: Romance is in the air. And for those of us looking for the perfect way to express it, a few of our (real) favorite people have cooked up some amazing Valentines...

Since finishing the Scott Pilgrim series, creator Bryan Lee O'Malley's been working on a new project called Seconds, an original graphic novel from Random House about a same-named restaurant and its staff. Seconds was due for release this year, but O'Malley recently answered a fan question on Tumblr explaining that it's been delayed until sometime in 2014 due to a shoulder injury that he's since r

In what's just the latest in a long line of ridiculously cool, maddeningly limited edition film posters produced by Mondo, Scott Pilgrim creator Bryan Lee O'Malley has collaborated with illustrator Kevin Tong to depict the often imitated, never duplicated ultra-violent awesomeness that is Battle Royale... Read More ...

It's of course very typical for variant covers to be illustrated by big name artists, but I think it's pretty rare for the pairing of title and artist to be as natural -- even inspired -- as it is here, where Scott Pilgrim creator Bryan Lee O'Malley draws the Young Avengers for the variant cover of issue #1...

Debuting at this weekend's New York Comic Con, the second full-color edition of the Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series will be available in an Evil Edition featuring another of Ramona Flowers' evil ex-boyfriends on the cover: Lucas Lee. As was the case with volume 1 of the Scott Pilgrim color reprint, series creator Bryan Lee O'Malley and Oni Press are also offering a limited edition collector's s

MS Paint Adventures began as a weird webcomic where reader suggestions dictated the action every day, leading to predictably silly ends. Creator Andrew Hussie ran several stories there in the guise of old pictorial text adventure games (think King's Quest, if your memory goes back that far)...

Longtime ComicsAlliance readers will testify that our hearts are frozen, bitter and black. Indeed, only the most epic of romantic gestures can shine a light down through the dark veil of hatred and loathing that we wear over our collective soul...