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At the start of the New Year, Marvel fans are invited to witness one of the most ferocious battles in the Marvel Universe. The superstar team of writer and Executive Producer Jeph Loeb (Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) and Artist Simone Bianchi (Astonishing X-Men) team up to deliver the thrilling comic book action adventure WOLVERINE VS. SABRETOOTH….
Twitter Updates for 2011-03-23
@stephenwacker @JHickman @DanSlott Has anyone ever read themselves into becoming a bad writer? # Check out this Amazon deal: '75 Years Of DC Comics: The Art Of Modern Mythmaking' at nearly half price! http://amzn.to/epvjJC # @Kevin_Church @andykhouri How can the girls be naked AND cosplaying at the same time? # @tombrazelton Nice to avenge @gmcalpin…
SDCC Interview: Rick Geary on “Blanche” and Dark Horse Comics Collection
Among the many projects on Dark Horse Comics’ long list of San Diego Comic-Con announcements this year is an upcoming collection of the well-received Blanche stories created by well-known Gumby and Classics Illustrated artist Rick Geary. Originally published in 1992 by Dark Horse, Geary’s Blanche Goes to New York first introduced readers to Blanche Womack,…
The Cast of ‘The Last Airbender’ Selected
Entertainment Weekly has announced the cast for M. Night Shyamalan’s live-action adaptation of The Last Airbender. The youthful cast includes Karate star Noah Ringer will play Aang, the Avatar (the spirit of the planet manifested in human form), the last surviving Airbender and a monk of the Air Nomads, a race of people with the…
Han Solo, Boba Fett Receive New Series
Marvel Comics is thrilled to reveal two new comic series set in the galaxy far, far away, STAR WARS: BOBA FETT – BLACK, WHITE & RED and STAR WARS: HAN SOLO – HUNT FOR THE FALCON, both launching in September. Exploring different eras of the Star Wars mythos, the two limited series are perfect standalone…
GLENN HAUMAN: Who made comics piracy big?
There’s a thread going on over on The Engine where Warren Ellis is practicing knuckleballs with Molotov cocktails again and taking a snapshot of comic book piracy. The thread has some interesting points, and it reminds me who really made piracy popular. Not the first comics pirate, incidentally — people have been making fake copies…


