SDCC 2007: Superman Meets His Maker
Bruce Timm launches a new line of DC animated movies with Superman: Doomsday, but he’s not taking success for granted…
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Comic-Con 2007: Virgin Comics’ Newest Star: Jenna Jameson
It’s a year of celebrities creating comics — is the world ready for Jenna Jameson to be a writer and an action hero?
With One Magic Word…
After years of attending Comic-Con, I’ve managed to learn enough composure to not really have any geek out moments. Yet this year I reacted with […]
SDCC 2007: Holy Moley! It’s Brandon Molale
You may know him from Dodgeball and Mr. Deeds, but Brandon Molale would love to play the Big Red Cheese…
Comic-Con 2007: This Site Just Got Real with Edgar Wright and Nick Frost
To celebrate the DVD release of Hot Fuzz, Edgar Wright and Nick Frost sat down to face Comic-Con journalists…
SDCC 2006: Snakes on a Fanboy Planet
To talk about Snakes on a Plane with Samuel L. Jackson is more intimidating than facing actual snakes on a plane…
Fanboy Planet BBC Podcast 7/27/06: The Late License
BBC Presenter David Reeves, Jamie Kelwick and Derek McCaw discuss the big movie announcements from Comic-Con.
SDCC 2005: A Dream Come True and On Display, Too!
Animator Peter Dodd got the call for the dream of a lifetime, then recreated it for the floor of Comic-Con…
SDCC 2005: These Men, These Behemoths
In 2005, a hand-drawn 2D side scroller for a major console seemed crazy, but John Baez and Behemoth Studios went all in…
Writing Hard-Boiled (Egg) Fiction: Cartoonist Frank Cammuso Speaks
Two years ago, while walking through the independent comics alley at Comic-Con, my attention was caught by a guy selling Little Golden Books. On closer […]
Working Without Anatomy: Kyle Baker On Plastic Man
Kyle Baker has the perfect sensibility for Plastic Man, something that few others than his creator Jack Cole have had.
SDCC 2003: Mish’al’s Friday Comic-Con
If you’re into mecha and manga and Star Wars and bears oh my, then really, Mish’al’s reports are for you. Much deeper into panels and […]
Five Star Comic Book Fan: Rob Van Dam
The fine line between wrestling and comics fans blurs as Rob Van Dam opens his own comics shop — and talks about his love for the medium!
Comic-Con 2003: The Other Side Of Comic-Con
Comic-Con is so much more than just comics. It’s everything you’ve ever seen as a child (or a grown up child) meshed into one fun experience.
Under the Boot of the Baroness
Actress/model Gina Gatto put Comic-Con fans under the boot of the Baroness, but then sat down to talk with us about the experience.
Comic-Con 2001: Fire Wing Force
How do you get your creative project into the public eye? Sometimes it’s a matter of blind luck, force of will, and sometimes just a […]
Comic-Con 2001 Review: Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back
If you’re a die-hard fan of Kevin Smith movies, nothing we do or say will convince you not to pay full price, nor even offer […]
Comic-Con 2001: Elvira’s Haunted Hills
Back in the sixties, Roger Corman took the faded careers of old horror stars and gave them new life. By taking the most creative of […]
An Interview with Elizabeth Filarski (Now Hasselbeck)
Is this the moment Comic-Con tipped over into general popular culture whether it was genre or not? At least Survivor is a game show?
Comic-Con 2001: Day Three
We struggled across a convention floor so thick with attendees we expected to see Charlton Heston running across it screaming “Convention Green is made out […]
