Saga #9 — the Stalk is back?
CBR has Image's January solicitations and it look like a fan favorite is back—although it's probably a hoax, dream or imaginary story, as the...
The Legal View: What the Shuster ruling means
By Jeff Trexler
In the book of Genesis, Esau sells his birthright to his younger brother Jacob for some lentil soup.
Yesterday, a judge ruled that...
Warner Bros Win Superman Court Case Against Shuster Estate
It's being reported that Warner Bros have won a court case which will determine who owns the copyright to Superman, meaning they will retain...
NYCC 2012: Kick-Watcher at NYCC
By: Henry Barajas
One of the main reasons why I started writing about Kickstarter projects is because I care a lot about independent creators trying to...
Pre-Orders for ‘My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic’ are gigantic; great news
I imagine that most people read articles about comic book sales in a darkened room, in a enclosed and private space - perhaps curtained...
NYCC12: Day Four
So I got to bed at Three AM (yeah, late night blogging...I lead such a glamorous life), and got out at Eight. Napping on...
Michael Alan Nelson Taking Over Ravengers
Aside from the next round of cancellations (which wasn't a total surprise), there was only one piece of new business in DC's January solicitations:...
Liefeld Was Right: DC Cancels Blue Beetle, Legion Lost, Grifter, Frankenstein
In the January solicits, DC has announced the final issues of Blue Beetle, Legion Lost, Grifter and Frankenstein. On at least one occasion, there was a question...
Shel Dorf Award Nominees 2012
The nominees have been announced for the Shel Dorf Awards 2012. The awards nominate a lot of the usual incredibly talented suspects, with books...
David Goyer Returning to DC For “Event” Series With Geoff Johns
David Goyer's been off making movies and TV lately. He used to write comics, JSA with James Robinson and Geoff Johns. On the film/TV side,...
Rick Remender Returns to Creator-Owned Science Fiction With “Devolution”
Rick Remender is getting a lot of press these days for his part in the Marvel Now! relaunch with Uncanny Avengers and Captain America. That's not the...
Laura Siegel Larson: “I refuse to be bullied or deterred from enforcing my family’s...
This week the long, long battle for the rights to Superman took another turn, as Warners sued attorney Marc Toberoff , who has been representing the family of Jerry Siegel, Superman's co-creator, for many years. The Siegel's have won several legal rounds, leading Warners to adopt very aggressive tactics to delay enforcing a decision to award the Siegel family half of Superman's copyright -- a decision which a court reached 13 years ago, in 1999.
