Heroclix Online

Upcoming: Ralph Wiggum, the Lisa-loving, leprechaun-seeing secondary star of The Simpsons is getting his own one-shot from Bongo Comics on February 29. Creators: Jeff Parker (Thunderbolts, Underground) recommends some conversation points new comic collaborators should consider when starting a project together...

Movies: Fans may not know what Bane has in store for Batman in The Dark Knight Rises, but Tom Hardy seems to have cheerfully "broken" at least one crew member while working on the film. Digital: Counter to what CA was originally told, Dark Horse has "chosen to release all new single-issue comics digitally for the price of $2...

Upcoming: Fantagraphics has unveiled its Spring/Summer 2012 distributor's catalog, which includes works by Gary Panter, Mort Meskin, Malcolm McNeill, Basil Wolverton, George Herriman, Josh Simmons, Gilbert Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, Tom Kaczynski, Nicolas Mahler, Jacques Tardi, Gabriella Giandelli, Guy Peellaert, Lorenzo Mattotti, Ulli Lust and many, many more...

If you've been waiting to try out HeroClix Online, today may be your lucky day. WizKids has provided us with giveaway product codes and codes for special ComicsAlliance TV in-game objects to decorate your maps of choice with. What do you have to do to win...

HeroClix Online is expanding its Marvel Comics lineup with its first wave of the Infinity Challenge collection update, which adds 30 new figures and a new map battle to the digitized version of the tabletop game. This is the first update of two, with the second set to add more than 20 additional figures in October for a total of nearly 180 Marvel HeroClix Online pieces to choose from across all th

HeroClix Online, the digital version of the collectible miniature toy strategy game featuring characters from the Marvel, DC Comics and other franchises, is currently in the process of hosting its paid beta version, giving early adopters a chance to take part in testing an early version of the game on the cheap...

As something of an action figure dude, I usually see WizKids' HeroClix franchise as equal parts collectible and game. In terms of pure playing, however, the collector issue seems like it could be an issue. Chasing down rare pieces with high prices isn't playing -- it's paying, you know...