If you missed out on attending this year’s Eisner Awards (or just want to relive the magic of "The Oscars of Comics"), Jamie Coville’s thecomicbooks.com has posted a full audio recording of the event, which was held in San Diego during the recent Comic-Con International.
That is all. Enjoy!
(via The Beat)
In preparation for the release of the fuller teaser trailer on Thursday, a few bits have leaked out internationally for The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Watch it now before somebody takes it down: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqJlloKet2k
The Secret Origins of Bobby Nashby Joshua Pantalleresco ALL PULP had a chance to talk to Bobby Nash about his works in both comics, his pulp origins and some of his upcoming projects. AP: How did you get into pulp? Was it something you always saw yourself doing? BN: It’s all Ron Fortier’s fault. I…
Where would comics be without the stories of young people with amazing powers? Oh, sure, you could cobble together a world canon of stories with no supernatural stuff at all, but it would have to be a masterpiece of the gerrymanderer’s art. And why would you want to – when you can have all of…
Our Weekend Big ComicMix Broadcast begins our look at the career of Dick Ayers. From the days of Jimmy Durante to the creation of Ghost Rider and the trek toward the Marvel Age Of Comics and his decades-old friendship with Stan Lee. Plus there’s news updates on: • A chance to win dinner (for four)…
In its continuing efforts to get readers pumped up for Secret Invasion, Marvel Comics has released two new stories as digital comics. From the official press release: First up from Marvel is the Secret Invasion Saga, which is filled with the history of the Skrulls from their first appearance up to their current Infiltration. Loaded with…
Maurice Sendak, the world-famous children’s author whose books included “Where The Wild Things Are“, “In the Night Kitchen,” “Outside Over There,” “The Sign on Rosie’s Door,” and “Higglety Pigglety Pop!”, passed away on Tuesday from complications caused by a stroke on Friday. He was 83. Sendak wrote and illustrated more than 50 children’s books–including “Where…
