Frank Miller remains consistent, disowns Netflix Elektra
Frank Miller is the Donald Trump of comics, replacing Alan Moore who used to be the Donald Trump of comics in that every little utterance of his was fodder for headlines and web traffic. Miller's been retired from public speaking for a while but the Dark Knight III promo process—and a series of appearances in foreign lands—has provided a fresh platform and ample ammo for SEO air strikes. But is this current comment any different from what Millar has said in the past?
Hillary Clinton supporter Frank Miller is speaking his mind about Dark Knight III…and IV???
With the release of Dark Knight III: The Master Race #1 next week, Frank Miller is doing the rounds of promo, including interviews at...
Amidst Growing Police Resentment, Quentin Tarantino Speaks Out
In his first public conversation since making comments at an October 24th protest that has sparked a national police boycott of his films, including the upcoming HATEFUL EIGHT, Quentin Tarantino takes aim at his critics.
Podcorn Podcast V4.07- The Importance of Disclosure
Brandon and Alex have a frank discussion about the state of comics journalism.
Siegel Case Argued On Appeal — Again
Today's oral argument in the Siegel case is up on YouTube - and no, this isn't a rickroll.
As noted in my article reporting on...
Dark Horse president Mike Richardson releases statement on harassment
In light of the incident involving Scott Allie and several attendees of the Boom! party at San Diego Comic Con that was brought to...
Another Two Bite the Dust, “Sensation Comics” and “Batman ’66” are Cancelled; “Green Lantern:...
Update: As noted in the comments section, Cullen Bunn took to his Twitter last night to announce that Green Lantern: the Lost Army has indeed been...
The Money Thing Part 2: New writer on Red Wolf is perfect storm of...
When is a story not a story? When is the story about a story actually the story? Well strap yourselves in because you're about to find out!
How To Make Crowdfunding Sustainable For Comics
A little while back, Brian Hibbs wrote a piece involving the place of Kickstarters in the comics world that still seems to be making...
Accusations of Bi-Erasure aimed at Axel Alonso and Marvel’s Hercules Set Off Internet Firestorm
Yesterday, Ray Sonne at Loser City levied hefty accusations at Marvel staff. In an interview with CBR, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso angered fans when...
New Black Lightning Archive: DC, Tony Isabella Reconcile
"Dogs and cats, living together!" - that's what immediately popped into my mind yesterday when I read Tony Isabella praising DC on Facebook for...
Harvey Awards confusion leads to response from Zdarsky, others
Last week's announcement of the Harvey Awards nominees was, as usual, accompanied by controversy. This time it wasn't the domination of Valiant (20 nominations) and Boom/Archaia, but rather just why certain books and people were even eligible.
For starters there was the "Most Promising New Talent" category which included the following:
