East Coast Comicon proves why smaller shows are sometimes the way to go.
What did you think of AVENGERS: ENDGAME? (spoilers within!)
Now that AVENGERS: ENDGAME is finally here, let’s have a full blown spoiler-filled discussion about the film and your thoughts on it!
Review: Blow your mind with ‘Starseeds 2’
In an era when conspiracy abounds, especially on the right with Pizzagate, crisis actors, chemtrails, and, of course, lizard people but also anti-vaxxers, and when so-called woo takes front and center in popular explorations of science — see Deepak Chopra being taken seriously, alien theories about Oumuamua, and speculation that we live in a hologram, […]
The Cartoon Art Museum Extends Its Jim Starlin Exhibition
“The Life and Times of Jo Mora” is on deck
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 8/22/18: “My real name is Loan. And I am just getting started.”
§ Nice Art: Paul Mounts posted a variant cover by Art Adams for Avengers Asssemble! Issue 700 that he colored, which is a nice tribute to Barry Windsor-Smith’s Avengers #100 cover. This Bronze Age look is strong style. § Heckuva day, huh? Last year when I took my oldest kid to London we went to […]
Jim Starlin Has Two Books on Kickstarter Right Now
Black Book: The Art of Jim Starlin and Mindgames
An Evening with Brent Anderson, Steve Englehart, Mike Friedrich, Al Gordon, and Steve Leialoha At the Cartoon Art Museum
An all-star group of creators gathers to discuss the work of Jim Starlin.
The Infinity Gauntlet graphic novel is the #1 comic on Amazon
Sometimes movies do sell comics.
Even as America learns all about Thanos, Marvel Comics has alienated the man who created him
If half of the US movie going audience saw Avengers: Infinity War last night, and the rest will surely see it over the weekend, and (no spoilers) by Monday morning Thanos and Infinity Gauntlet will be household names, just like “Jon Snow” and “Sauron” before them. Infinity War is heavily based on The Infinity […]
Just in Time for Avengers: Infinity War, Jim Starlin Gets a Museum Exhibition
The Infinite Universe of Jim Starlin opens soon at The Cartoon Art Museum