In Brightest Burbank…
Come for the shopping, stay for the Green Lantern, as Burbank’s busiest shopping center gets a fantastic bronze statue of John Stewart!
Neal Adams
Robert V. Conte Reenergizes Power Records
With a 40th anniversary vinyl of Neal Adams’ House of Terror, Power Records is just getting started, and Robert V. Conte is leading the way!
Classic Kids’ Horror Returns at NYCC
Before we had Audible, we had read along records that came with comic book — and one of the scariest of all is coming back!
Clifford Meth Remembers Neal Adams
A tribute to the vital work Neal Adams did behind the scenes for creators’ rights and making sure retired legends were comfortable.
Conversations With Clifford Meth: Episode 1
Clifford Meth has been around in comics. If you haven’t heard his name, it’s because for much of his career, he’s been a ghost. But […]
Mark Waid And Neal Adams Team For Fantastic Four: Antithesis
Two legends in the comics industry come together for the first time. One had a spectacular run on Fantastic Four over a decade ago, among other […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 540: Cons, Stores, and Catching Up
Our regular coverage of things fannish this week includes an interview with Joshua Jace: Minimum Wage Henchman co-creator Nicholas David Brandt!
Who Will Help Stan Lee?
By now, you’ve heard how exhausted Stan Lee looked to be at points during last weekend’s Silicon Valley Comic Con. Many fans expressed concern at […]
Conan Returning To Marvel
Marvel, what is best in life? Apparently it’s to have launched the sword-and-sorcery craze in comics, see the best-known character go away for a few […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #481: Our Meetings with Russians
Back from San Diego Comic-Con and talks with Russian Comic Publisher Artem Gabrelyanov of Bubble Comics, plus comics, movie, and TV news of the week!
Illusive Comics & Games Relocating
We have many beloved comics shops. You can’t be a comics fan and not connect with the people that sell you your books. In the […]
DC Rebirth: Detective Comics #934
When I was a kid, the best Batman book was Batman Family, which made a lot more sense than Superman Family. DC really had to stretch (in […]
