Aaron and Sprouse Extend a Secret Wars Invitation to the “Thor-cop bar”

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“This is basically me doing a cop story, but with hammers instead of guns,” exclaims Thors author Jason Aaron to Marvel.com. “This is me...

MUST READ: Jim Zub on how creator owned comics economics have improved

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And when I say must-read, I mean MUST READ, as it really lays out fundamental changes in how the industry is working for creator owned books.. A few days ago I noted how an old post on the economics of Jim Zubkavich on Skullkickers, his Image comics, had gotten a second life on Facebook with it's very low numbers on comics profits. In the comment, Zub promised an update, and he's delivered with an analysis of his new book, Wayward. As you can see from the above graph, it's a HUGE change, and it's all due to the rise of Image Comics:

Sundowners, The Ghost Fleet, and Resurrectionists continue as Digital First Comics

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Dark Horse is turning their distribution model inside out for three of their low selling series. Sundowners, The Ghost Fleet, and Resurrectionists are all...

Entertainment Round-Up: Wonder Woman, Daredevil, Officer Downe, Supergirl, and a few Oscar predictions

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A weekend round-up of assorted entertainment headlines just before the Oscars

Review: dark deeds, secrets and lies lurk beneath the masks of Secret Identities #1

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Secret Identities #1 wastes no time in establishing it's universe. On the opening pages we're thrown into a two page splash of super heroics familiar to even the casual comic reader. A team of eight archetypal heroes, known as the Front Line, converge in battle over downtown Toronto. They include a beautiful and deadly alien woman, a rock-bodied hulk , and a silver-suited man of super-human speed. A portal has been opened over the Canadian city, spewing wave after wave of nasty hell-creatures crashing over our heroes.

Secret Wars: To Me My Ghost Racers!

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Marvel’s Ghost Rider is a character inexplicably tied to the 1970’s. The best treatments of the character have embraced this silly premise of a...

Invader Zim and Jhonen Vasquez are back from Oni Press

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Jhonen Vasquez is a comics superstar, with a huge fan base for his dark gothic creations, Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, which ran as a comics from Slave Labor, and Invader Zim, a cartoon on Nickelodeon. His profile has been pretty quiet of late, but that should change quickly with Invader Zim coming back in comics form from Oni in July. The comic will be written and drawn by Vasquez and published in conjunction with Nickelodeon.

Jonathan Case gets into the Depression with The New Deal

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A graphic novel set in the Great Depression era New York, exploring capers at a hotel. SOUNDS GOOD, right? when it's by Jonathan Case...

Ms. Marvel, Silver Surfer and more meet their “last days”

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As Marvel's "Secret Wars" re-something or other rolls on, and Battleworld become a crushed pizza of mashed up worlds, more fan favorite comics are ending....for NOW. If Ms Marvel doesn't come back after Secret Wars I think there would be rioting—or at the very least harsh shunning.

Jared Leto and Will Smith talk about their roles in Suicide Squad

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Leto reveals that he's "bulking up" for the Joker

Jason Momoa has suddenly made Aquaman very hot

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Now let's get one things straight, even though his Conan relaunch flubbed, Jason Momoa looked hot as Conan. He looked hot in Baywatch, he looked hot in Stargate, he looked hot as Khal Drogo. Let's be real, he would look hot as a UPS delivery man or a clerk at Chipotle. You would eat at that Chipotle every day, be honest. But now he's done the impossible. He's made Aquaman look hot as revealed in a Zack Snyder tweet.

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