Injection, Material, Valhalla Mad and More: Meet the New Image Comics Launching in May
Image launches an assortment of brand new number ones each month, however, May's selection of new Image titles features some huge names creating important new properties....
Hero History: The Paradoxical World of Harley Quinn
What makes Harley Quinn so popular? Abraham Riesman digs into her history to try to find answers.
The first three Daredevil episode titles and directors are revealed
Some exciting TV directors have signed aboard Marvel and Netflix's first series
Kodi Smit-McPhee cast as Nightcrawler in X-Men: Apocalypse
Bryan Singer has found another young mutant
Sony nabs feature film rights for Scott McCloud’s The Sculptor
One of the year's early critical hits is going to going to be a major motion picture
Advance Review: Frankenstein Underground Expands The Hellboy UNiverse Once Again
The Hellboy universe expands once more with the re-introduction of Frankenstein to Mignola’s ever expanding cast.
Jim Starlin’s Dreadstar is coming to TV
Jim Starlin will be teaming with Universal Cable Productions and Benderspink on the upcoming adaptation
Review: Real Life Lessons from Help Us! Great Warrior
The gripping tale of a veritable lima bean with legs that caused at least one reader to exclaim, "NOW HERE IS A REAL WOMAN!"
Rip Brett Ewins
Brett Ewins an influential artist for many features in 2000 AD artist has passed away. He was known for his collaborations with Peter Milligan, Brendan McCarthy and Steve Dillon, including work on Future Shocks ABC Warriors, Bad Company, Judge Anderson and Rogue Trooper. He co-created the important alternative comics anthology Deadline, home of Tank Girl, with Dillon, and drew Johnny Nemo for the title. In later days he was beset by mental troubles, and had serious run ins with the police, after being diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. 2000 Ad confirmed his death on their FB page.
Entertainment Round-Up: Deadpool Casting Call, Johnson interviews Nolan, Downey Talks Civil War
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TCAF announces first guests, more details for 2015 show
TCAF, the Toronto Comic Arts Festival will be held May 9-10th this year, with a whole week of events, art exhibits, screenings. Special programming events include the CSSC-SCEBD Academic Conference, Library & Educator Day, Word Balloon Academy, and Comics Vs. Games 4. IN other words, it jam packed with stuff to see and do. As for programming the first spotlight has been announced: Drawn & Quarterly's 25th anniversary, which is certain to bring out some top notch sessions.
