LAUNCHING MARCH 2013!
Writer Bobby Nash and Artist James Burns, the creative team behind Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot!” return for a 10 part Lance Star: Sky Ranger webstrip adventure at www.lance-star.com.
More news to follow.
Stay tuned.
Writer Bobby Nash and Artist James Burns, the creative team behind Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot!” return for a 10 part Lance Star: Sky Ranger webstrip adventure at www.lance-star.com.
More news to follow.
Stay tuned.
The medium of television is often a reflection of our times and sometimes an overly idealized, unrealistic portrayal of American life. As radio programming became nationally broadcast series, they reflected the rural lifestyles and Depression-era standards of its time. As a result, many of these shows were transferred with little change from radio to television….
Wrapping up our coverage of this weekend’s Wizard World LA convention, we have this report from Sunday’s Mondo Marvel panel at the Los Angeles Convention center. Like the X-Men panel, leading the discussion again this time is Marvel Comics marketing guru Jim McCann. Once things settled down a bit and got organized, he introduced the…
In case you’re coming late to the party, it seems the American manga market is drying up faster than our mother’s brisket on Sunday nights. Our first hint came when Publishers Weekly recently reported that Viz Media, one of the largest publishers of manga in the U.S., laid off 40% of their staff. This included…
Dear Bob, For as long as I’d been a stalwart attendee at the DC Nation Panel (or whatever you wanted to call it in yesteryear) wherein you and Danny D would layout the next quarter or two of books… you would always tell the crowd that “you vote with your dollars.” Or in other words……
From Rachel Bevilacqua, who’s raising money for a child custody court case: I’m overjoyed to report that a saintly anonymous donor has donated the framed and matted Miran Kim painting of the original cover artwork for the classic Poppy Z. Brite novel “Lost Souls”, and an Advance Reading Copy of the novel. These items are…
I’ve said this before – multiple times – but a reading life goes through various odd turns and stages. Creators that you think of as being current favorites can have multiple books that you expect to get to “later,” are for different audiences, or that you just never see. And suddenly you realize it’s been…