WrestleMania

Boom Recounts Daniel Bryan's Journey To The WWE Championship
Boom Recounts Daniel Bryan's Journey To The WWE Championship
Boom Recounts Daniel Bryan's Journey To The WWE Championship
Daniel Bryan's journey to the main event of WrestleMania XXX in 2014 is one of my all-time favorite wrestling stories, and one of the most inspirational. And now, as we approach WrestleMania season, Aubrey Sitterson, Kendall Goode, and Jim Campbell are taking Bryan's life-long journey into comics in the pages of Boom's WWE: WrestleMania special. Check out a preview --- and find out what other famous WrestleMania moments are making it to the page --- as we talk to Sitterson and Goode about adapting Bryan's story!
This Week In Spandex: Deep In The Heart Of Texas
This Week In Spandex: Deep In The Heart Of Texas
This Week In Spandex: Deep In The Heart Of Texas
Here at ComicsAlliance we’ve noticed over the years that there’s a huge overlap between superhero comics fans and wrestling fans, almost as if people who are drawn to the violent over-the-top adventures of cartoonish, brightly costumed, outlandishly gimmicky heroes and villains might also enjoy superhero stories. In fact, if we’re honest, wrestling is basically superhero theater. It's WrestleMania week! Or rather, it was WrestleMania week and we're all on that post 'Mania comedown. This week (in spandex) we've got a jam-packed edition including NXT Takeover Dallas, WrestleMania itself and that always memorable post-Mania RAW. We've got debuts, surprise returns and some of the best matches of the year, all over the course of one blockbuster week.
If You Loved WrestleMania, Read These Comics Next
If You Loved WrestleMania, Read These Comics Next
If You Loved WrestleMania, Read These Comics Next
WrestleMania was this past weekend, and outside of perhaps the infamous "Attitude Era" of the late-'90s, it's never been more socially acceptable to proudly admit that you love the King of Sports, professional wrestling. The Rock is the biggest star in Hollywood, the Total Divas are taking over E, and John Cena is viral meme superstar; wrestling has officially broken through to the mainstream again. It's also never been a better time for comics about professional wrestling, a far cry from the days of the old WCW comic or the weird one where Chyna is a bodyguard in her spare time. We've assembled a list of five of the best independent comics about wrestling, if you're still in the mood for some pro-graps after watching The Granddaddy of Them All.
This Week In Spandex: The Mysteries of WrestleMania
This Week In Spandex: The Mysteries of WrestleMania
This Week In Spandex: The Mysteries of WrestleMania
Here at ComicsAlliance we’ve noticed a huge overlap between superhero comics fans and wrestling fans; wrestling is basically superhero theater. This Week in Spandex is a new weekly feature in which a longtime fan and a newcomer to the world of wrestling look back on the latest developments in the world of WWE. At least, that's how it's supposed to work. But this week is obviously pretty special... because it's WrestleMania weekend, and our wrestling expert Chris Sims has one last chance to convince completely disinterested wrestling skeptic Andrew Wheeler to spend three-plus hours watching the WWE’s biggest show of the year. To start, he'll have to explain what Wrestlemania is.
Warner Bros. Releases The First Trailer For The Scooby-Doo/WWE Crossover Movie, My Dreams Are Becoming Real
Warner Bros. Releases The First Trailer For The Scooby-Doo/WWE Crossover Movie, My Dreams Are Becoming Real
Warner Bros. Releases The First Trailer For The Scooby-Doo/WWE Crossover Movie, My Dreams Are Becoming Real
As Hans Gruber once said, Christmas is "the season of miracles," and there is nothing more miraculous than the present Warner Bros. has just given us. After announcing all the way back in August of 2012 that there was going to be an animated crossover movie between Scooby-Doo and World Wrestling Entertainment, it seems that my dream of a better world is perilously close to becoming reali
War Rocket Ajax: The WrestleMania Special With Joe Keatinge And Danielle Matheson
War Rocket Ajax: The WrestleMania Special With Joe Keatinge And Danielle Matheson
War Rocket Ajax: The WrestleMania Special With Joe Keatinge And Danielle Matheson
Ah, springtime, when a young man's fancy turns to... WrestleMania! It's our annual 'Mania-themed podcast, and this time, we're welcoming Glory and Morbius: The Living Vampire writer Joe Keatinge and podcaster Danielle Matheson for a roundtable discussion of this year's biggest wrestling event -- and you can listen to the whole show right here on ComicsAlliance...
Roundtable Review: ‘WWE Heroes’ #2
Roundtable Review: ‘WWE Heroes’ #2
Roundtable Review: ‘WWE Heroes’ #2
ComicsAlliance writers Laura Hudson, Chris Sims, Caleb Goellner, Jason Michelitch, and David Uzumeri sit down for a roundtable discussion about "WWE Heroes" #2. WARNING: SPOILERS FOLLOW. David: This comic is both better and worse than it has any right to be...