The Best Flash Gordon Comic In Quite Some Time
Flash Gordon has been around for quite awhile. You've got the newspaper strip going back to the 1930s. Switching over to non-reprint comics, King...
Preview: Lane MIlburn’s wacky space opera Twelve Gems
This is from Xeric winner Lane Milburn, part of Baltimore's Closed Caption Comics collective. It's been in the works for a few years and...
Reminder: There was *almost* a JLA movie starring Armie Hammer, D.J. Cotrona and Megan...
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Edmondson and Laming are doing Splinter Cell Echoes for Dynamite
It's con season, and as usual Dynamite is doing one of it's non con announcement sprees. So we'll keep posting 'em as they come in. This time it's Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Echoes, a new comic based on the wildly successful video game series, done in conjunction with Ubisoft. Nathan Edmondson and Marc Laming are the creative team. based on Edmondson's caper tales like Who is Jake Ellis? and The Activity he seems like a good man for the job.
Marvel Month-to-Month Sales: March 2014 — the two types of All-New Marvel Now #1s
Now before we get deep into the numbers, I want to point out a trend that I’ve been noticing, and would love to hear your thoughts on in the comments below.
So there are two types of All-New Marvel Now #1s. The first is something like Black Widow or She-Hulk, where the new #1 is a new series featuring a new or returning character and a new creative team, so basically a new book. The other is what I call the soft relaunch. They take an ongoing series with falling sales and they give it a new #1, but not much else changes, same creative team or if maybe the artists changes, the writer stays, and maybe a slight tweak on the storyline or premise. Examples of this are Secret Avengers or X-Factor.
DC Confirms Earth 2 Weekly comic to launch in October
At the ComicsPRO meeting DC announced they would be launching three weekly comics this year. Batman Eternal just debuted last week, and The New 52 Future's End is coming on Free Comic Book Day. And now Nerdist has revealed that as expected, the third weekly will be set on Earth 2. Creators include writers Daniel H. Wilson, Tom Taylor, Paul Levitz, Marguerite Bennet, and Mike Johnson; among the artists: Eddy Barrows, Jorge Jimenez, Stephen Segovia, Paulo Siqeira, and Tyler Kirkham. DC released a promo (above) by Ben Oliver which indicated this will be another feel good, upbeat story.
Eventbrite uses social media to examine PAXEast
PAX East, the hugely successful Boston version of the gaming show created by Penny Arcade, wrapped up last weekend. PAX Prime is held in...
Warren Ellis to revamp Dynamite’s Superpowers Universe
Well well, Dynamite is putting together quite a collection of creators, aren't they? Here's a big one: Warren Ellis will take over the Project...
Fox and Sony cross-over in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 secret scene — SPOILERS
It seems that Fox—which controls the X-men and Fantastic Four film franchises— and Sony—which controls Spider-Man—have come to an agreement to create their OWN variant earth-2 Marvel Cinematic Universe, starting with a cut scene at the end of AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2. Foreign viewers are already tweeting about it. I've greyed out the relevant info below.
Boom! reveals BEE & PUPPYCAT variant covers
Natasha Allegri's BEE & PUPPYCAT cartoon is Cartoon Hangover's latest attempt at world domination -- and a highly successful attempt it has been. A Kickstart to make a full season of internet shorts raised more than $800,000, and the series has joined the cartoon mafia over at Boom Studios with a comic coming out next month. Allegri will co write with Garrett Jackson and covers illustrated by Allegri, Zac Gorman (ADVENTURE TIME), Coleman Engle (BRAVEST WARRIORS), and Becky Dreistadt (ADVENTURE TIME).
The Dynamite Pre-vinterview: Frank Barbiere on Solar: Man of the Atom
There's been a lot of buzz about writer Frank (Five Ghosts) Barbiere of late. As in literally. I keep hearing "Frank Barbiere this" and "Frank Barbiere that." All good. Likewise, Dynamite's Gold Key revival has been a surprise hit thus far, with some sturdy characters getting a fresh update. So Barbiere's take on Solar: Man of the Atom along with artist Joe Bennett definitely qualifies as a buzz book.
The first issue of the book is out today, and Dynamite provided this preview and interview with Barbiere.
Final X-Men Days of Future Past trailer debuts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsjtg7m1MMM
Spoiler: I am totally going to see this movie.
Unlike past teaser trailers this one is all about the plot, and all the "You...










