Over at MySpace TV, comedian Bill Hader interviews Ed Brubaker on his critically praised series Criminal.
The photo-driven interview is funny at first, then slides into nigh-hilarious, then back into pretty darn funny… and it’s chock full of name-dropping fun!
Best line?
Brubaker: "You DO know those are two different series, right?"
Ahh, welcome to the world of celebrity interviews, Bill. I sympathize.
Day nine, in the middle of New York Comic Con, and pointing out that comics conventions can be good for your graphic novel. You can see who else is out there. A quick trip through Artists Alley will find you numerous styles and artists who may inspire you, and if you strike up a chat…
Anime and manga distributor Central Park Media filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy last Friday, which means that the company does not plan to restructure and its assets will be liquidated. CPM put out such classic anime as “Revolutionary Girl Utena,” “Project A-Ko,” “Demon City Shinjuku” and “Grave of the Fireflies.” They also published yaoi manga…
Hey guys, at least this time, Frodo can just drive to Mt. Doom. I mean seriously, it took them like 9 hours of film to walk up to a mountain and drop the damn ring into the volcano. If they were smart, they’d just give it to Jetfire. I mean seriously guys… Frodo walked all…
Warner Bros. has plenty of comic book properties of their own to adapt, given that they own DC Comics, but apparently they want a few more. The studio has optioned the rights to adapt Jeff Smith’s Bone series of comics into a feature-length film. Smith will serve as executive producer on the film, while Dan…
In the second episode of Crazy Sexy Geeks, our new weekly series meant for both die-hard fans and people new to comics, hosts Alan Kistler and Carrie Wright head to Barnes & Noble and then Midtown Comics for a two-pronged celebration. It’s been 70 years since Marvel Mystery Comics #1 came out in 1939, featuring…
THE SPIRIT: ANGEL SMERTI TPWritten by MARK SHULTZ & DAVID HINEArt and cover by MORITATIn this first collection of the new SPIRIT series, an international crime syndicate wants to help Central CityâÃÂÃÂs villain, The Octopus, consolidate control over the underworld. TheyâÃÂÃÂve offered The Octopus the services of one of their finest assassins to take The…
