A Reminder This Free Comic Book Day…
From The Gutters.
It’s been a great week for the folks at SyFy with the combined audience for the second SHARKNADO film plus encores of the first hitting over 18 million viewers. We talk to director Anthony Ferrante about how big ratings don’t necessarily mean big budgets, plus Vivica Fox and Judiah Friedlander explain why they were thrilled…
Born in Collingwood, Ontario in 1947, Lynn Ridgway was raised in North Vancouver and attended the Vancouver School of Art. She worked at an animation studio after college but married in 1969 and moved back to Ontario, where she worked as a medical artist for several years. She drew her first book, David We’re Pregnant…
The company that made all those quick political comics is at it again: ‘TRIBUTE: MICHAEL JACKSON, KING OF POP COMIC BOOK OFFERS LASTING REMEMBRANCE FOR FANS FROM BLUEWATER To millions he was the King of Pop; one of the world’s most cherished entertainers and a celebrated international icon. With his untimely passing, Michael Jackson left…
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Reviews by Tommy Hancock CROSSOVERS: A SECRET CHRONOLOGY OF THE WORLD VOLS. 1 & 2Writer-Win Scott Eckert Covers by Mark Maddox I need to explain some things. First, this is a review of one title, CROSSOVERS, that is made up of two volumes. The review will address the entire body of work. Secondly,…
There was a time when it was assumed that people who read comics were not very smart. They couldn’t understand a book without pictures, despite the opinion of Lewis Carroll, as expressed by Alice. This opinion began to lose ground in the 1970s, and by the 1980s, when Art Spiegelman published Maus, some people began…
By the time you read this, I will be even more behind. The Iron Fist series starts on Netflix today. I still have not seen Stranger Things or most of Black Mirror, or A Series of Unfortunate Events. I havenât finished the most recent seasons of Orange is the New Black or Love. I havenât…
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My kids each got a few comics on free comic book day. It was so cute watching my three year old little girl throw a hissy fit at the clerk because he suggested a Yo Gabba Gabba comic to her when he couldn’t understand her toddler speak for “Hulk.” Seriously though, I had both her and my seven year old boy all over town because he wanted Captain America and Transformers and everyone was incredibly nice to them. I’ll take “comic nerds” over just about any other group any day of the week.