We haven’t picked on Spidey licensing in what, days? Clearly we’re overdue, and stringer Lisa Sullivan pointed us to this find:
Note the prominent, ah, selling points. Follow the original link to see bigger pictures or to get the contact information for Sideshow Collectibles.
Gus and His Gang By Chris Blain First Second, October 2008, $16.95 There must be some reason why the good Western comics – hell, pretty much all of the Western comics – of the past three decades have all come from France, but I don’t know it myself. France never had a West of its…
A good portion of the success enjoyed by DC’s direct-to-DVD features belongs to the directing expertise of Andrea Romano. So how does she find thopse wonderful voices and which Hollywood A-Listers are on her “wish list”? Plus, Stan The Man is looking for a few good musicians – really, True Believer we’re not kidding! PRESS…
Dark Horse Comics has released solicitations for THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES. Written by Martin Powell and illustrated by Jamie Chase, the graphic novel will be solicited in the October edition of Diamond Distributor’s Previews. The 64 page full color hardcover graphic novel will be released on February 20, 2013. The Hound of the Baskervilles…
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Reviews of All Things Pulp by Tommy Hancock DR. PROMETHEUS by Jason Henkel Published by Thunder Peak Publishing 2010 Momentum is a hard thing to keep up in any endeavor and especially hard to do so with recurring characters in series fiction. Some authors succeed marginally well for a long time, making their…
On July 16th, United Media (home to Peanuts and Garfield) will launch a new newspaper comic strip with the highly punny name Secret Asian Man. The creation of Tak Toyoshima, the strip tells the story of Osamu Takahashi, a struggling comic strip artist with a wife and son. Osamu – also known as Sam –…
Look, I don’t think I can describe it better than I did a couple of weeks ago when this book entered my house, so let me quote myself: Twenty years or so ago, everything in corporate comics had to be an event. (Not all that different from now, then!) The Vertigo “line” at DC was…
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Well if this was life-size… shYeah!
I am always amazed at the marketing departments for the major comic companies. If your typical parent saw their sons looking at this wouldn't they be pretty upset?I have to admit that I thought initially that this was a gag and not an actual 'licensed' Marvel item.
I agree Steve. What are they thinking?
Hey, I don't ever remember seeing MJ do laundry in the comics….