Leeroy Jenkins Day, the end of Disney Infinity, Comic-Con HQ, Kamandi Challenge, Justice League movie, X-Men: Apocalypse, Captain America: Civil War, and so much more…
In continuity? I guess if Bamfs (little magical versions of Nightcrawler) can become part of accepted continuity and not just out of a bedtime story […]
UPDATE: Though we have yet to find a primary source on this, many comics professionals have tweeted this evening that Darwyn Cooke has passed away. […]
Alan Tudyk may be one of the nicest guys in movies and television. He’s moving in on that title for comics with the release of Spectrum, […]
Hercules takes arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing… doesn’t end them. He only increases sales. It’s always a fine line when gods […]
Sure, Ulysses will appear in print eventually. But Marvel has been playing with the possibilities of digital comics with their Infinite Comics line. You can […]
It looks like this time, IDW is just doing it for themselves. Today the entertainment company (not just comics) announced they’re developing a “straight to […]
Is this the end of Comic-Con? Changes at Thrillbent, the Deadpool experiment, ROM, an unexpected Doc Savage Update, Universal Monsters, Captain America: Civil War, Game of Thrones, The Flash, Supergirl, and so much more…
Back at Silicon Valley Comic-Con, we had the chance to interview PJ Haarsma, who collaborated with Alan Tudyk on the upcoming comic Spectrum, and whose [amazon […]
As you may be aware, Saturday May 7 is Free Comic Book Day. One of the titles we’re looking forward to most is IDW’s preview […]
Let’s put it up front: for $9.99, Marvel is giving you a book the size and equivalent of four comics. Break that down — that’s […]
The fanboys review the fannish news of the week, including Hugo Award Nominations, the Spectrum comic, Silly Symphonies, and so much more!
Yes, The Monkees are back: Michael Nesmith, Mickey Dolenz, and Peter Tork have reunited for a new album, and Rivers Cuomo has written them a […]
To the surprise of no fan, right after Captain America: Civil War opens in theaters — allegedly the best of the Marvel films so far — Steve […]
Citing concerns of online piracy, 20th Century Fox will not have a panel at Comic-Con in San Diego this summer. The news comes from The […]
I’m using that announcement to talk about the book itself. Written by Joshua Williamson with art by Jorge Coelho, The Haunted Mansion had a road ahead […]
I stumbled on the first issue of this by accident at my local comics shop. American Gothic Press is relatively new, a comics off-shoot of […]
For the past few years, we’ve talked about the Hugo Awards on the podcast, but admittedly not covered them on the site. It’s an oversight […]
If your vision of a rich costumed vigilante includes no holds barred in taking down criminals, then this version of Nighthawk is for you. Once […]
This looks beautiful. Joe DeVito’s work on Kong (okay, King Kong for those who insist) has been great — and guiding new artists in his […]
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