Tag: Comics
NYCC ’15 Dark Horse reveals “Tomb Raider II,” a “Sin City” collection, and new...
Dark Horse has just announced a slew of news at the publisher's New York Comic-Con panel entitled "Dark Horse Creators: Crafting the Original Story" including...
NYCC ’15: Attendees Will Now Have to Walk Dreaded NYC Avenues to Attend Panels...
In a new plan to expand an already sprawling convention, New York Comic Con is expanding its panel roster to an off-campus site. No longer...
DC Cancels Five Series including The Omega Men
DC Comics just announced to CBR that five ongoing series of the DC You launch are being cancelled. Among the books just announced for...
Treat Yo’self to a Secret Treasure Trove of Neil Gaiman Rarities
You've got your mimosas. You've got your fine leather goods. How about your rare, never-before-released Neil Gaiman Stories?
The American Gods and Sandman author has teamed up...
When DC and Marvel cost less than indie comics
There’s been quite a bit of comment on the price of new comics and it seems to me that newer readers may not quite...
State of the Industry : The floppy abides
And with another "where are we at now" the revamped Trouble with Comics (or "Middle Aged White (mostly) Men on Comics") looks at the state of the pamphlet, or periodical comic, as we like to call it here at Stately Beat Manner. The question, McLaughlin Group style, is
Did Watchmen Steal From The Outer Limits, Or From Jack Kirby?
At the end of Watchmen, a television set in the background announces a rerun of The Outer Limits episode "The Architects Of Fear." This was a...
Unassuming Barber Shop: In Search of the Fantastic Four
On April 12, 1961, Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gargarin became the first human being to achieve Earth orbit, effectively winning the space race. At NASA,...
All-New By Its Cover #6 (Covers For June 2015)
The column that judges a book by its cover, focusing on the month's best-designed comic covers. For the month's best-illustrated comic covers, see Best...
ADVANCE REVIEW: The Wonderful Fever Dream of Hellboy in Hell #7
England is gone, replaced by a new World Tree, promising to end this world and replace it with something new. Hellboy speaks with a spirit that may be his friend Alice, but who also appears to be something more. She delivers a prophecy of doom and beauty to Hellboy, who awakens, and finds himself in Hell once more. And then things start to get weird.
SDCC ’15 Interview: Marguerite Bennett talks DC Comics’ “Bombshells”
By Nick Eskey
DC Collectible’s popular Bombshells figures have recently been green lighted for its own comic, written by Margurite Bennett with art by Margurite...
Review: Negative Space Has A Positive Charge
Things start off looking grim. A chubby writer tries to write his suicide note, but is prevented by writer’s block. He longs to connect with the world around him, but is locked away behind walls of shyness. But around page 4, things take a turn.
