Comic-Con 2018: Tales From Vader’s Castle
Since Darth Vader acts as the boogie man to real children anyway, why not show how he’s used in storytelling in a galaxy far, far […]
Comics
Comic-Con 2018: George Takei Tells His Story In Comics
George Takei has long served his community, spending time in politics in the 1980s, and then leveraging a late-in-life fame to start talking about injustice […]
Comic-Con 2018: ComiXology Originals
Where are new comics readers going to come from? That’s the question that David Steinberger hoped to answer when he launched ComiXology 10 years ago, […]
Comic-Con 2018: Jessica Jones Kicks Off Marvel Digital Originals
Right here. This may not be THE pivotal moment, but it does mark a change in comics distribution on the level of Marvel turning three […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast #516: The Return of MEGO!
It’s a Comic-Con preview episode with Marty Abrams, the president of MEGO, relaunching in San Diego this week! Then who was Flesh Gordon, what’s in the bag, and much more!
Comic-Con 2018: The Gaslamp Gets In The Spirit(s)
Enjoy this Fanboy Planet guide to restaurants offering Comic-Con-inspired menu items…
Comic-Con 2018: Dark Horse Breaks The Internet
Sure, it should be “wrecks the internet,” but “breaks” scans better. And Dark Horse is about to prove that they can actually preserve Disney’s comics […]
Comic-Con 2018:
Marvel Teases A Blind Spot
It’s purple.
Comic-Con 2018: IDW Publishing Marvel Kids’ Comics
This one’s going to have the convention floor buzzing, because it does and doesn’t make sense. Currently the comic book company with the highest brand […]
Comic-Con 2018: The Name’s Pak. Greg Pak.
Dynamite has taken the absolutely right approach with the James Bond license, and it’s not a license to kill. It’s a license to let some […]
Comic-Con 2018: The Lone Ranger Rides Again
I have a soft spot for The Lone Ranger. Clearly, so does Nick Barrucci at Dynamite Entertainment, because he keeps bringing that masked man back. […]
Comic-Con 2018: Dynamite Says KISS It
A demon, a masked man, and the coolest spy in literary history have one thing in common: they’ve all been featured in comics from Dynamite […]
Comic-Con 2018: Spencer And Locke Return!
One of the best comics of 2017 was Spencer & Locke, a book from Action Lab Comics by David Pepose and Jorge Santiago, Jr. I’m not […]
Titan Publishing Goes After Replicants…
First we got the sequel to a science fiction classic that nobody would have expected. Whether you liked it or not, there were some really […]
Comic-Con 2018: Get Ready For Ghost Spider!
Gwen Stacy will finally get the corporate rebranding she needs… or will she?
Fantastic Four Returns With A Previously Unpublished Cover By Mike Wieringo
I’m going to agree with Marvel Executive Editor Tom Brevoort — Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo’s run on Fantastic Four was one of the best in the […]
Did Batman Finally Tie The Bat-Knot?
In DC Comics’ Batman issue #32 Bruce Wayne tells Selina Kyle, Catwoman, that he had a moment in his past when he almost broke his cardinal rule […]
In Search Of Steve Ditko With Jonathan Ross
I buried this in my encomium to Ditko’s passing last night, but realized this morning that I should highlight it — if you want to […]
What You Owe Steve Ditko
Maybe you owe Steve Ditko nothing, because he wouldn’t have accepted your money, unless it was a fair trade for his work. But pop culture […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast #515: Repent Fanboy, Said the Tickedoffman
We slow down and appreciate the complex contributions and life of Harlan Ellison, then the fanboys shout “news!” in the heart of the world…
