Tag: sdcc ’17

If you were wondering what the new Justice League trailer looks like, wonder no more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_6yBZKj-eo

Having some tech difficulties on the previous post, so let's start a new one! We were shown a clip that features Gosling's K being led down a stairway and then hallway of Neander Wallace's. It's...

By Nancy Powell If there was one takeaway from Thursday’s CBLDF: She Changed Comics panel, it was the critical role that women play in advocating for the key social and cultural issues in today’s world,...

By Nancy Powell Founding Vertigo editor Karen Berger’s return to comics has generated considerable buzz since ComicPro’s announcement in February, and Berger did not disappoint with the debut of five titles from her new line...

This morning, the Beat has *front row* access in Hall H! What does Warner Bros have in store? The cast of Justice League and Aquaman are expected to make an appearance, along with presentations...

By Daniel Lodge Teen Titans Go! Producers Aaron Horvath and Pete Michail, Tara Strong (Raven), Greg Cipes (Beast Boy), and Scott Menville (Robin) spoke at San Diego Comic Con about an upcoming epic 4-part episode...

The last remaining remember of DC’s Vertigo imprint before cutting ties in the early part of last year, Shelly Bond has since moved on to a much more personal project. In October of this...

If you've been following AMC's Preacher, you've probably noticed that the show - up until now - was largely covering ground that seemed to take place before the comic. Speaking at San Diego Comic Con today, producer Seth Rogen confirmed that while season one was largely a prequel to the source material, future seasons would be delving into the comic's content, albeit possibly taking different paths to get there.

Although David Lynch didn't end up making a surprise appearance, the Twin Peaks panel in SDCC's Hall H held some golden moments, some quotes we're happily willing to read way too much into, and...

By Andrea Ayres Comics can be much more than a form of entertainment, at least that’s what the panelists at Friday afternoon’s Comics As a Force for Social Change believe. Lead by Dr. Travis Langley,...

  As a “shockingly-scary” first, author R.L. Stine is attending this year’s San Diego Comic-Con; The same R.L. Stine who has consistently scared children for around twenty-five-years, mostly with his highly-popularized Goosebumps book series. Even...

By Rachel Maurer Femme Magnifique is more than just a title; the phrase itself inspired and eventually blossomed into a 50-story anthology, lovingly put together by over 100 feminist creators and Kickstarted into reality by...