Walking Dead Recap: A Crossbow to the Brain
Note: I was like a zombie with a half-attached jaw after starting my Monday with a largely unsuccessful dentist’s appointment. That's my excuse for getting this to you late and short. My apologies. Next week will be different.
This week’s episode started off with panoramic views of Merle Dixon still handcuffed and trapped on the Atlanta department store roof.
A month of Image teasers: "I've never made any secret…"
They are going all the way with this!
Wimpy Kid whips W sales
Last week's books releases saw two blockbusters going head to head: George W. Bush's memoir, Decision Points, and Wimpy Kid #5: The Ugly Truth....
Viz adds old and new manga licenses
Viz has just released info on some of its spring manga license, including at least one pick-up from the now defnuct CMX line, TENJO...
Spider-Man musical: Deadly but beautiful
The Spider-Man musical is becoming more of a legend by the day. If it wasn't epic cost overruns and cast changes, it was a...
Beard Love: An interview with Alec Longstreth about comics and facial hair
While some creators may go in for the hairless look (as cultivated by Brian K. Vaughan and Grant Morrison) in the minds of many...
Webcomic watch: OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS
Folks around the net are linking to the webcomic OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS by Mr. Tim.
This site depicts REAL things said to me (or at least near me) by customers in the comic book shop that I work in. These are real people. This is what they look like and this is something that they actually said.Obviously, Mr. Tim is made of stern stuff.
Early Green Lantern footage on EW
As everyone probably knows by now, the first public footage from the eagerly awaited Green Lantern movie starring Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively has surfaced as a teaser for a full reveal on Tuesday's Entertainment Tonight. The reaction to this footage has been...mixed.
JMS: "Graphic novels are key to DC's future." UPDATED
WOW -- so much e-ink over the news that J. Michael Straczynski, a prominent comics writer and Hollywood show runner, is leaving monthly comics to write an OGN sequel. And now two interviews at CBR and Newsarama to explain what really happened:
Death comes in many forms and publishers
Okay, here's what we know now.
Re, death of Spider-Man, Marvel released a cover for AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #655 which seems to link up to that...
