NYCC: A Civilized Convention Gallery
I’ve gone to several conventions, and fly out to San Diego Comic-Con every year. Both major conventions have their pluses and minuses, but here are […]
Comics
NYCC15: Faith Erin Hicks To Pen “Buffy” For Young Readers
My suspicion is that Buffy the Vampire Slayer is an evergreen show — kids get old enough to handle the monsters, and Netflix lures them […]
NYCC 2015: Bricks Will Fly in LEGO Marvel’s Avengers Videogame!
Why are LEGO superhero videogames so much fun? Like Batman ’66, perhaps, they allow kids to take things seriously and inoffensively while winking like crazy […]
NYCC 2015: Dark Horse Gets ‘How To Train Your Dragon’
With all the deserved popularity of Dreamworks’ How to Train Your Dragon franchise, both in theaters and television, I am surprised this hasn’t been a […]
The End of an Era with Uncanny X-Men #600
As of yesterday with Invincible Iron Man #1, Brian Michael Bendis’ attentions are now focused on building a new corner of the Marvel Universe. But […]
NYCC: Morning In New York Comic Con!
An early look at what’s happening in Javits Center today — yes, it’s another Comic Con, and this is one that rivals San Diego in […]
![By Bonniegrrl (photo taken with Canon PowerShot S200) [GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons](https://fanboyplanet.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/Bonnie_Burton_photo-1.jpg)
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 414: Crafty Star Wars Secrets with Bonnie Burton!
Live from Con-Volution 2015, the Fanboys hang out with Star Wars Crafting Jedi Bonnie Burton and talk fandom, news of the week, and more!!!
Marvel’s Most Beloved Hero Deadpool Returns!
At times over the past decade, I have suffered from Deadpool fatigue. But Gerry Dugan’s pre-Secret Wars run (with Brian Posehn) allowed me to understand […]
Meet The Visions!
And to think Marvel thought Spider-Man shouldn’t be married… so why does it make sense for The Vision? This book sounds hilarious and sad in […]
Frank Miller’s Dark Knight III: The Master Race Art Calculated To Drive You MAD
DC released the cover to the mini-comic that will ship with the first issue of The Dark Knight III: The Master Race, and fandom seems to […]
He’s Back! The Human Rocket!
When I was a kid, the Rich Ryder Nova was awesome. Every revival with him under the helmet dimmed his luster as he fell victim […]
NYCC: Gail Simone and Nicola Scott ReVamp Dynamite Entertainment Heroines
I’ll put this in the “it’s about time” category. For New York Comic Con, Dynamite Entertainment announced that their three flagship heroines, Red Sonja, Dejah […]
Power Man and Iron Fist Return in 2016!
How has it taken this long? Perhaps it’s best not to question and just be grateful it’s coming. The Fast Company magazine website breaks the […]
Seth Grahame-Smith to Direct The Flash?
Though not a done deal, reports have come in that writer Seth Grahame-Smith will get his first turn in a director’s chair, helming Warner’s film […]
A New Black Widow #1 from an Eisner-winning Team!
Chris Samnee is one of my favorite artists, doing work that feels classic and clean while having a modern flair. His comics feel like COMICS, […]
Who Watches The Watchmen? Maybe HBO
This is one of those stories where if we waited long enough, it would move from unfounded rumor to founded rumor. HBO has confirmed that […]
Convolution 2015 Has Begun!
It has begun. The Hyatt Regency is packed with our people. The panels have been great, and the Klingons hosted their opening night party. Today Ric […]
What Fools These Mortals Be: “Translating” Shakespeare
To truly appreciate Shakespeare, you have to read him in his original Klingon. When David Warner said that line in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered […]
Here Comes Klaus… Here Comes Klaus… Right Down Klaus Lane…
I would say I am strangely excited for this series, but the lie in that is there’s nothing strange about it. I am an unabashed […]
Uncanny X-Men #600 Pulls Out All The Stops!
People, please weigh in on all these variant covers. It feels like the 90s all over again, except the books are much, much better. But […]
