New stills from Stardust

The title really says it all: IESB.net has posted 30 new images from Stardust, which as we know is adapted from the graphic novel by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess, and will be in theaters real soon now.

The title really says it all: IESB.net has posted 30 new images from Stardust, which as we know is adapted from the graphic novel by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess, and will be in theaters real soon now.
It’s been over a decade since Robin Hood last rescued the Maid Marian from the forces of the wicked Sheriff of Nottingham. Did they live happily ever after? Hell no! Drink, religion, and a passle of demons are just a few of the threats that face Robin and the remnants of his Merry Men…
Will Eisner Week is almost upon us. It’s become a fantastic time for libraries, schools, colleges and bookstores to promote graphic novels. And this year will be all the more memorable as we’ll also be celebrating the centennial of Will Eisner’s birth. (It’s the centennial of Jack Kirby’s birth as well, but we’ll save that…
I probably should say this first: this book is titled I, Rene Tardi, Prisoner of War in Stalag IIB, Vol. 1 . And it’s credited to “Tardi.” One might easily assume “Tardi” means “Rene Tardi,” the chap who was a POW. But one would be wrong. Rene died in 1986, and never drew comics. (There…
I had a pile of books more-or-less for kids, and thought: why not review them all together? And so I will: [[[Flight Explorer, Vol. 1]]] Edited by Kazu Kibuishi Villard, 2008, $10.00 The popular [[[Flight]]] series, officially for adults but containing a lot of all-ages stories, has spun off a younger sibling. The cast of…
2009 Harvey Award Final Ballots Online Now! Deadline August 28, 2009! I don’t want to see another round of online complaints about the Harvey votes if YOU didn’t vote yourself. You’ve been warned.
Swallow Me Whole By Nate Powell Top Shelf, September 2008, $19.95 Ruth and Perry are stepsiblings, somewhere in the South – people say “shoore” for “sure,” biology teachers can’t even say the word “evolution,” and the kids’ slowly-dying, live-in grandmother is called “Memaw.” It also seems to be sometime in the late ‘80s, from the…
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I think I know part of what happened, but not how.
Thanks for reminding me– we have to figure out how we want to put spoilers in comments, should somebody want to.