San Diego Comic-Con Badges came…and went in an hour
It was badge-o-ween this weekend—open registration for this year's San Diego Comic-Con. Rather than follow the travail and triumph on twitter, I went and sat in a sauna, but it was the usual. Everything sold out in about an hour — 30 minutes less than last year. There was a new snafu where people had to log in to the member ID to get their registration number...which then crashed the member ID site because people didn't have it all written out on a piece of paper like they probably should have. Planning, folks.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 2/23/15: Area Woman live draws the Oscars
§ Just to finish up the Oscars, which everyone has probably already forgotten, cartoonist Liza Donnelly live drew them on her twitter feed, and got a big write up in her local paper about it, and also did some nice drawings.
Carpet Bagging the Red Carpet: Live Blogging The 2015 Oscars®: Hour FIVE
Is it over? Can I start figuring out my March Madness brackets?
No? SIGH The things I do in my spare time...
11:04 HAHAHAHAHA! ...
Carpet Bagging the Red Carpet: Live Blogging The 2015 Oscars®: Hour FOUR
It's Ten PM here... this should, in a perfect world, be the last hour of the telecast.
It would be, if the show started at...
Carpet Bagging the Red Carpet: Live Blogging The 2015 Oscars®: Hour One
And we're off... but we have to wait 90 minutes for the show to start.
Geez.... start it at 7, let it run four hours,...
Sundowners, The Ghost Fleet, and Resurrectionists continue as Digital First Comics
Dark Horse is turning their distribution model inside out for three of their low selling series. Sundowners, The Ghost Fleet, and Resurrectionists are all...
Want to Win Your Oscar Pool And Be The Envy of Millions? Try These...
So, your waistline (and gastrointestinal tract) has recovered from the Super Bowl. You’re sick and tired of the weather. You seek another diversion. Well,...
Entertainment Round-Up: Wonder Woman, Daredevil, Officer Downe, Supergirl, and a few Oscar predictions
A weekend round-up of assorted entertainment headlines just before the Oscars
Review: She-Hulk Ends with a Smash, Not a Whimper
She-Hulk #12
Writer: Charles Soule
Artist: Javier Pulido
Colorist: Muntsa Vicente
Letterer: VC’s Clayton Cowles
Cover Artist: Kevin Wada
Letterer: Jeanine Schaefer
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Last year All-New Marvel NOW! delivered a number of...
Review: dark deeds, secrets and lies lurk beneath the masks of Secret Identities #1
Secret Identities #1 wastes no time in establishing it's universe. On the opening pages we're thrown into a two page splash of super heroics familiar to even the casual comic reader. A team of eight archetypal heroes, known as the Front Line, converge in battle over downtown Toronto. They include a beautiful and deadly alien woman, a rock-bodied hulk , and a silver-suited man of super-human speed. A portal has been opened over the Canadian city, spewing wave after wave of nasty hell-creatures crashing over our heroes.
Secret Wars: To Me My Ghost Racers!
Marvel’s Ghost Rider is a character inexplicably tied to the 1970’s. The best treatments of the character have embraced this silly premise of a...
