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.
One hundred and one years ago this Saturday, a black man shook the world and did what many believed to be impossible. Today, his story is available in finer comic book retailers across America. The Original Johnson, Book 1 is Trevor Von Eeden’s personal and heartfelt graphic novel biography of Jack Johnson, the first African-American…
In the spirit of giving back to the comics community and helping retailers, ComicMix now has a Comic Store Locator! We’ll be displaying store descriptions, hours, a website address, an email address, and tags for each store in our database, with easy searching so that you can find stores near you, wherever in the world…
Straight from 1977 and Veidt Industries, it’s the Minutemen video game! Fight as Nite Owl or Silk Spectre against the machinations of Moloch the Mystic! Click through and play, only a virtual quarter!
from http://www.audiocomicscompany.com/ For the first time ever on audio…The AudioComics Company presents THE DOMINO LADY The AudioComics Company is proud to present the second characters in their original pulp audio project will be THE pulp vixen of the 1930′s, the scourge of LA herself, The Domino Lady! First introduced by Lars Anderson in Saucy Romantic…
Mustachioed maverick Gary Tyrrell over at Fleen.com points us to a fun, insightful roundtable discussion on ComixTalk with the six webcomic creators who make up Blank Label Comics. The interview blends questions from readers with some additional questions from the ComixTalk staff, and touches upon the difficulties of promoting your webcomic, the advantages of forming…
Yes, you read that right. Gawker, the website that spends an inordinate amount of time picking on the famous, the near famous, the near to the famous, and the need to be famous, has actually defended science fiction convention goers: The show takes a lazy jab at nerds in Boba Fett, Storm Trooper, and Star…
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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.