Amazing what a difference (less than) a year can make in comics
I wrote this a year ago last Friday. Amazing how time flies, doesn’t it?
I wrote this a year ago last Friday. Amazing how time flies, doesn’t it?
Sean McKeever notes, regarding his takeover of writing chores on DC ‘s popular Birds of Prey series with the departure of long-time writer and fan favorite Gail Simone: "My first issue will be #112, and the commitment is open-ended." He also links to his latest interview with Newsarama’s Vaneta Rogers. For her part, Simone says…
SFScope friend Fred Lerner alerts us to this BBC article alerting us to the fact that two of the missing Doctor Who episodes have been rediscovered. As with most early television, producers and broadcasters as a rule did not keep copies once programs had aired. As a very-long-running, well-loved series, Doctor Who is one of…
This is volume seven of something, I’m coming to it about two years later, and I’m typing this on Christmas day between other festivities. [1] So I expect this will be a short and perfunctory post — those of you who care about Squirrel Girl likely read this book a while ago, and I don’t…
In a press release issued this week, Top Cow announced the debut of a pair of Google-powered search engines themed around two of their most popular properties, The Darkness and Witchblade titles. With each normal, everyday Web search conducted on one of these Top Cow-branded search engines, users gain a chance to earn Swag Bucks,…
As Smallville prepares to premiere next week, word from the CW is that there will be a long break between episodes ten and eleven. This is being done for two reasons: one, it provides the network somewhere to run the second season of Reaper, and two, it allows them the opportunity to retool for a…
In the second episode of Crazy Sexy Geeks, our new weekly series meant for both die-hard fans and people new to comics, hosts Alan Kistler and Carrie Wright head to Barnes & Noble and then Midtown Comics for a two-pronged celebration. It’s been 70 years since Marvel Mystery Comics #1 came out in 1939, featuring…
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Has it been two weeks already? Jeez.
Has it been two weeks already? Jeez.
Has it been two weeks already? Jeez.
Give it time…http://www.nydailynews.com/opinions/2010/09/13/20…
Give it time…http://www.nydailynews.com/opinions/2010/09/13/20…
Give it time…http://www.nydailynews.com/opinions/2010/09/13/20…