Tom Brevoort @ Marvel almost gets a copy of Fantastic Four #1
Or he gets an almost copy of Fantastic Four #1– oh, just take a look:
Or he gets an almost copy of Fantastic Four #1– oh, just take a look:
In the wake of revisionist takes on classic fairy tales, it was only a matter of time before someone came up with an approach that was tongue-in-cheek or so over the top it was going to be a wacky delight. I thought that was going to be Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters as the adult…
When writer John Broome, artist Gil Kane, and the real villain, editor Julius Schwartz, reinvented the Green Lantern in 1959, they were corrupting the youth of America, or at least the comics reading segment thereof, by promoting authoritarian attitudes and glorifying barely disguised fascism. Weren’t they? I mean, didn’t we agree, in last week’s installment…
One of the great things about being part of the all pulp staff is the ability to read great pulp. The Black Centipede was given to me generously by Chuck Miller, and the book is a fascinating read. This doesn’t have a very one dimensional approach to it. Heroes could very easily be villains, and…
Finally, the comic book store owner on TV that comic fans can respect (as compared to that guy on The Simpsons) gets some respect of his own as Kevin Sussman gets a regular gig on The Big Bang Theory. Deadline Hollywood has the details: Leonard, Sheldon & Co. may be haning out at the comic…
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…
The teaser poster to Terminator: Salvation is online, and probably in a theater near you. Not too much excitement, just a big ugly robot face. Does that imply Arnold is coming back? We’ll see.