Ever like the trailer more than the movie? Yeah, me too. If I wasn’t sneaking into half of those movies, I’d be upset.
News parody site The Onion took that concept and added typical comic fan anti-buzz to the Iron Man movie trailer. Wouldn’t you have loved it if Superman Returns stayed a trailer?
Wildly Popular ‘Iron Man’ Trailer To Be Adapted Into Full-Length Film
Apart from some chronic bouts of concentrated cliffhanger enthusiasm in visits with the pioneering Texas cartoonist-turned-fine artist Frank Stack, I haven’t paid a great deal of attention in recent years to the extinct form of Hollywood filmmaking known as serials, or chapter-plays. I’ve overcome that neglectful tendency lately with an assignment to deliver…
If you’re interested in comics creators, it’s been a good couple months for biographies. First, we had Mark Evanier’s Kirby: King Of Comics (Abrams, $40.00); now we’ve got Blake Bell’s Strange and Stranger: The World of Steve Ditko(Fantagraphics, $39.99). We’ve covered Mark’s book extensively, and our very own Rick Marshall did a swell interview last March….
Nerds, geeks and thinking people everywhere are settling down to read J.K. Rowling’s latest and last adventure of Harry Potter prior to packing for sunny southern California. At least that’s what they tell me; I’ll wait for the easier-to-heft paperback, thanks. But there are no queues at all to read ComicMix columnist contributions from this…
It’s a sure sign that spring is on the way when the doors open for a new season of BATES MOTEL. Show runners Carlton Cuse and Kerry Eihern, along with the main momma herself, Vera Farmiga, lay out what is coming up this year. Plus remember Trapper Tice and the boys from AIMS? They’ve decided…
Another day, another tease regarding this week’s season premiere of Lost and the impending end of Y: The Last Man. New York Magazine‘s pop culture blog, Vulture, posted this brief interview with writer Brian K. Vaughan about his uber-popular television and comics projects. The interview provides some context for Vaughan’s decision to off one of…
At New York Comic Con this weekend, Del Rey Manga announced the latest information on their two new manga-style retellings of Marvel Comics properties, Wolverine and The X-Men. Both books will be all-new stories with original art — consider them a "radical re-mix" of the well-known comics characters. Wolverine: Prodigal Son, with story by Antony…
