If you’ve always wanted to buy original comic art, but can’t get to a convention or don’t trust EBay, here’s your chance. Howard Cruse is starting a newletter with information on how to buy his work, including original pages from the Eisner-winning Stuck Rubber Baby. Just go here and sign up.
If you’re one of the first, Howard will send you a signed certificate that heralds your good taste.
Attendees at this year’s ComicCon got A free Fringe comic which actually leads into the new series on the way to stores in a few weeks. Missed it? Don’t feel bad because now you can read it for free plus get even more into the world of Fringe before the show comes to Fox, plus:…
Morgan Kwon knows exactly how her life is going to go. She’s going to get through highschool, being exactly the person she seems to be now, with exactly the same friends, and then she is going to get off Wilneff Island forever, go to some big city, and begin her real life as the person…
We introduce you to The Latham Family. By day they run a successful mortuary business and by night they enter the squared circle of Mid South Championship Wrestling. This fascinating contrast is part of the new WGN AMERICA series, WRESTLING WITH DEATH and there are some great stories to tell here. Plus, HELIX returns tonight…
Taking a popular property from book to big screen is always risky. The bigger the characters are, the bigger the problems. We continue our look at VAMPIRE ACADEMY’s film debut as actors Lucy Fry, Zoey Deutch and Dominic Sherwood talk about how VA creator, Richelle Mead, reacted to the movie. Plus DC Comics’ newest original…
ICv2 reports that Tokyopop is releasing more "cine-manga" based on Disney properties – this time tying into the immensely popular ‘tween-oriented shows Hannah Montana and High School Musical. The HSM volume and the first two HM volumes will debut in September and sell for 8 bucks, well within the price point of their target audiences. …
Pop culture is influenced by so many different factors and timing determines what will catch on and endure while other things, quality be damned, wither and die. A perfect example is the Award-Winning darling of 2008, Slumdog Millionaire. Based on the 2005 novel by Q & A by Indian author and diplomat Vikas Swarup, it…
