Comics Review: The Empty Man #1
For decades, zombies have been a thinly veiled metaphor for the real-life things that scare us. Death shambles along, and no matter how long we […]
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Review: Planet Of The Apes Visionaries
As Dana Gould points out in his notes afterward, it’s impossible to hide the twist of Planet of the Apes, no matter what version of the […]
BOOM! Previews The Sons Of El Topo
This right here. I recently have had a lot of conversations about how comics have become so much more than what people think they remember. […]
Comic-Con 2018: Firefly Goes BOOM!
Greg Pak writing Joss Whedon’s Firefly. That’s all I needed to know. Oh, there’s more. It’s for BOOM! Studios, which was partially owned by 21st Century […]
BOOM! Studios Releasing ‘Judas’
We’ve had Lucifer and One Million Moms only noticed once it got to TV. So why not tell a story about Judas Iscariot, the great betrayer […]
Comic-Con 2017: Archaia Returns To Jim Henson’s ‘Labyrinth’
Explore the Labyrinth with a set of intriguing stories.
Comic-Con 2017: BOOM! Studios And Nickelodeon Take You Back
There’s a dim memory of Rugrats having a comic before, though it’s also possible that it just seems like there should have been. In theory, Rugrats has […]
Comic-Con 2017: Power Rangers Go Back To 1969
When talking about the original Power Rangers team, you might think that we mean the cast of the original Saban show. But nope — looks […]
Comic-Con 2017: BOOM! Studios Announces ‘Gods Of Skull Island’
On the road to Comic-Con, BOOM! Studios continues spinning tales of Kong’s past. Though a completely separate project from the movie Kong: Skull Island, because the […]
Comic-Con 2017: ‘Big Trouble In Merrie Olde England’
The most stunning thing about this announcement is that somehow I completely missed that there has already been a novel for the Big Trouble in Little China […]
Comic-Con 2017: BOOM! Studios Invites Us To Go Ape
BOOM! Studios has been doing a great job with Planet of the Apes for years. And now that they’re partially owned by 20th Century Fox, it […]
Comic-Con 2017: Apocalyptic Trilogy Ends With ‘Eugenic’
Sometimes you read a book’s description months before it’s published and you suspect it’s going to be important — not because it will be cool, […]
Comic-Con 2017: The Return of Tyson Hesse’s ‘Diesel’
BOOM! Studios promises ten days of announcements leading up to Comic-Con 2017, and in terms of making sure we have quality comics, so far so […]
Comic-Con 2017: BOOM! Studios Wants To Buy Fans A Drink
If you’re of legal drinking age, BOOM! invites you the party…
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 476: Batman and the Musical
Remembering Adam West and an interview with Nicholas Brandt, writer of Comic-Con the Musical! All this and all the fanboy news of the week you need!
Pre-order ‘Big Trouble In Little China: The Game’
When I ran the first announcement of this game, the only thing that gave me pause was a seeming lack of official endorsement. Yesterday, that pause […]
Thing I Forgot To Post Last Week 4/5/2017:
‘Big Trouble In Little China’ The Game
Mark this as #1 in an intermittent series of articles about things that were extremely cool, but the day got away, and then a week […]
BOOM! Studios Gets ‘Clueless’
Of the many classic movies that would get continued in comic book form, I would never have called this one. But in today’s comics world, […]
How To Save Comics?
Or Who To Save IN Comics?
A publisher encourages you to support your local comics retailer. A creator just wants to survive. How do we just make comics accessible to new readers?
In Brightest Day, In Blackest Night…on the Planet of the Apes
First off, I think the Guardians of the Universe need to keep better track of their rings and their ancient secrets. Judgment aside, who cares? […]
