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Fans at San Diego were treated to a wonderful panel including the creators behind the much beloved Robot Chicken, Venture Bros., and Metalocalypse. Enjoy here the shaky cam goodness of the panel in it’s 6 part entirety!
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Vertigo and WildStorm — both imprints of DC Comics — talked about their respective futures at a couple of Comic-Con panels. While Vertigo (led by editors Karen Berger and Will Dennis and a ton of creators) talked about an array of new projects and the Vertigo Crime imprint, WildStorm had just a little bit of…
For fans of pulp-based comics, be sure to check out BACK ISSUE! Magazine this month. Issue 47 includes the final interview with The Rocketeer’s Dave Stevens before his untimely death; a look back at Charlton’s run with The Phantom; an analysis of DC’s Phantom series; and a fond look back at the 1970s DC Justice,…
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/man-steel-how-jon-peters-570675 The studio mogul-turned-producer, blocked from working on the set, nonetheless scored a Kryptonite-proof check thanks to Hollywood’s early adopter system. This story first appeared in the June 28 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
Fangirls love Jennifer Lawrence and Theatre Kids love Hugh Jackman, so the question The Tweeks had to ask themselves is: Will our kind love X-Men: Days of Future Past even if we haven’t kept up on the X-Men franchises? Will we be able to enjoy the CGI if we’re too busy being confused about who’s…
Budgie calls our attention to another anti-comics screed from the (London) Times Online entertainment columnist Kevin Maher, this time writing about the TV series Heroes. Not only does Maher begin his article with a "Holy fill-in-the-blank, Batman!" cliché, but his entire point is about how "there are no subjects and no areas of modern life…
Sure, people give Garfield a lot of flack, but after Scott Kurtz of PvP received a mysterious package from Garfield creator Jim Davis, you can bet that the famous orange cat — and his creator — have a friend for life. Over on the PvP site, Kurtz describes the gift he received from Davis in…
