‘V For Vendetta’ as a veritable volley of visible verbiage
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Born in 1930, Frank Thorne got his comic book start penciling romance comics for Standard Comics in 1948. He then went on to draw the Perry Mason newspaper strip for King Features and to work on several comic books for Dell, including Flash Gordon, Jungle Jim, and The Green Hornet. In 1975 Thorne went to…
I don’t care what you say – the best parties are always on the West Coast. And tonight’s "Y: The Last Party" bash is no exception. Hosted by MySpace Comics and Los Angeles comics mecca Meltdown, the party kicks off at 7 PM (PST) and will feature appearances by Joss Whedon and other comics and…
Man, we are so behind… busy busy busy here. Some items from the past few days to tide you over: The "comics on handhelds" panel at SXSW, covered by ComicMix contributor Chris Ullrich for one of the thirteen other blogs he writes for. And speaking of ComicMix contributors past and present, Rick Marshall made it…
The wind changed and as promised, she returned. Mary Poppins Returns wowed audiences with fond memories, vivid colors, and more dancing than ever before. The film is headed for home video release on Digital 4K Ultra HD⢠March 12 and on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray⢠March 19. Our friends at Walt Disney Home Entertainment…
The National Post’s writer and cartoonist team of Ben Kaplan and Steve Murray recently chronicled their foray into a nudist colony in Ontario, Canada, and the resulting story and comic strip, well… they pretty much speak for themselves. From naked lawn care to threesomes in a hot tub, both features provide a funny, fish-out-of-water look…
Good news, everyone! In the middle of Maurice LaMarche’s video for his combined celebration of William Shatner’s 80th Birthday and the 3rd Annual International Talk Like William Shatner Day, he revealed that Futurama has been picked up for another season on Comedy Central and that he’d just gotten his contract. Mr. LaMarche does the voices…