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We here at ComicsAlliance haven't exactly made a secret of the fact that we love Colleen Coover. Her art can make anything both adorable and awesome, whether it's dancing ladies, MODOK, or even Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose. But what you may not know about Coover (unless you caught her recent appearance on War Rocket Ajax or read her ode to Dragon Age right here at CA) is that she loves video g

When I was talking about the upcoming "Thor" game last week, I got around the lack of screenshots by whipping up my idealized 8-bit game for the God of Thunder. And that got me thinking: What if they had converted my other favorite comics into 8-bit NES games -- or, in the case of Batman and the X-Men, what if the games they were in were actually good...

"Marvel vs. Capcom 3" may be on the cutting edge of comic book/video game crossover approaches, but one bold, forward-thinking artist out there has a vision of how things could be in a world where confrontations such as the Super Skrull vs. Ryu and The Hulk vs...

What does Donkey Kong have in common with the comic book kingdom? Not too too much, to be honest, until you account for his arrival on the custom action figure scene courtesy of a DC Universe Classics Gorilla Grodd action figure. No, there isn't some mysterious crossover on the horizon from DC Comics and Nintendo pitting Donkey Kong against The Flash and Gorilla Grodd against the Mario brothers...

If the release of Exploding Rabbit's amazing "Super Mario Crossover" reminded us of one thing, it's that the comic community's love of retro 8-bit action is still thriving thanks not only to nostalgia, but also a classic gaming design that resonates well past its perceived technological expiration date...

Seasons Greetings, Pt. I: Michael Cho offers some holiday cheer of his own with the assistance of Darkseid. Publishing: Heidi MacDonald's post about the strengths and weaknesses of the comic book periodical kicks off a lengthy but civil debate in the comments thread, drawing thoughts from John Jackson Miller, Kurt Busiek, Brian Hibbs and more...