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By: Nick Eskey Hello again toy enthusiasts, and welcome to another installment of San Diego Comic-Con Funko releases! You know Funko, the purveyors of the...

By: Nick Eskey Hello again nerds and nerdettes, and welcome to another installment of San Diego Comic-Con Funko releases! You know Funko, the purveyors of...

Mark Millar is at it again. Following a prolific period at Image with — Jupiter's Children and sequel, Starlight, MPH and Chrononauts—he'll have...

For me, COPRA is the one of the few superhero comics that really matter. A few years ago, I was at a point where I had basically...

Every September, American libraries promote library card registration! For the past few years, the American Library Association has named honorary chairpeople to publicize the joy...

Here we go, it's the final week! Let's cut straight to the chase and talk DC's Week 4 of their "DC You" initiative. After last...

As you may know, Marvel is re-[doing] their line with 60 new titles this fall. The whole line will be revealed soon (solicits are coming) but here's the line-up thus far -- we'll update as more is known. So far nine titles of the 60 or so have been announced, and the creative teams are unsurprising. No knock on the very talented people involved, just an observation. But who knows what the future holds? What do you think? Is this exciting? Or about what you expected?

Reproduced from the ALA website, here's the schedule and descriptions for the panels being hosted on the Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage in the exhibits hall...

While I was poking around the internet for the history of Marriott Hall the other day, I chanced upon some photos of San Diego in the 80s taken during and just after the construction of the Marriott Marquis and Marina. The first photo is prior to the hotel's completion in 1987. I'm not enough of an expert in San Diego history to know the history of the marina, but as you can see, it bears very little resemblance to the glitzy high rise neighborhood of today. There's no convention center, no Hyatt, no Embassy Suites, no Petco PArk, no Omni...nothing really.

  There's a nice piece in The Hollywood Reporter, that's getting lots of ink right now, in which Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige goes pretty...

A trip to Comic-Con with a good hotel room, two passes, dinner with the Suicide Girls and VIP access to a special burlesque show...