It’s coming on baseball season again, and Team Comics is gearing up! If you have no plans for Sunday, April 22, why not join Kyle Baker and family for A DAY TO BELIEVE: AUTISM AWARENESS DAY at Shea Stadium, as the New York Mets take on the Atlanta Braves? More details at Kyle’s blog.
The impulse to anecdote is ubiquitous in mankind; we all want to tell our own stories. Since those stories happened to us, we naturally think that they’re fascinating…and sometime are surprised when the rest of the world doesn’t agree with us. Comics creators have been spilling out their lives onto their pages for a few…
Muhammad Ali fighting Bruce Lee – that topic alone can soak up a lot of beer and pizza on a night out with the guys, bit now we might finally get an answer to the question on Spike TV’s DEADLIEST WARRIOR. Plus Girls With Guns, too?! Meanwhile, DRAGON hangs on at the Box Office and…
DC Executive Editor Dan DiDio made it official at this weekend’s Retailers Meeting: The publisher’s next weekly series is titled Trinity and will be scripted by current Superman writer Kurt Busiek, with art by longtime Marvel Ultimate Spider-Man artist Mark Bagley. The weekly series will begin this June and feature a story each week involving…
Today’s– okay, this past week’s– list of quick items: Newsarama.com : True Weird War Stories: Mike Grell & Mark Ryan on ‘The Pilgrim’. Mark and Mike spill a few more details about The Pilgrim; including what parts may be true, and what parts you are not yet ready to know… mwah-hah-hah. The world wide…
In today’s brand-new episode of Demons of Sherwood by Bo Hampton and Robert Tinnell, the scouting party finds the ruins of memory in Sherwood Forest. Are those days of heroism gone forever?
In today’s all-new episode of Demons of Sherwood, Bo Hampton and Robert Tinnell continue their rolicking tale of love, legend, and witchcraft in Nottingham. Can you go home again?
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Dang. Second woman character is secondary character's love interest, first one was femme fatale. Got any who aren't necessarily Other (i.e., any independent actors not playing off men)?
Then go ahead and write that story, Elayne. It's not John's responsibility to tell any story but the one he wants. Over the course of his career,he's created plenty of strong women characters, women who aren't defined by their relationships to men. For now, that's not where this story is. Maybe down the road it will be. But every story is not required to contain the same elements as every other story.
What a great way to read comics! I am having a great time reading through this story. Very good storyline and characters! Is there a previous issue or way to get a story overview?