This week the Tweeks give us their take on the show they’ve been looking forward to this fall, as they fall down the rabbit hole and discuss Once Upon A Time In Wonderland, ABC’s new spin-off of the hit show (and Tweeks fave) Once Upon A Time.
Update: the little tech problem we had has been dealt with, and those who have screwed up have had their heads lopped off by the Red Queen. She’s tough that way.
Well, here’s a crossover for you. According to a Marvel press release: The New Fantastic Four (Black Panther, Storm, Human Torch and The Thing) have faced Galactus and the Silver Surfer, but now they face an even larger threat in Black Panther #28: The Marvel Zombies! Imbued with the power of Galactus from their recent…
ALL PULP REVIEWSby Ron Fortier DOC WILDE & The Frogs of DoomBy Tim ByrdG.P.Putnam’s Son186 pages (This is a review written in the past but to preserve the sentiment, ALL PULP will print it as it was originally printed) Sometimes the twist and turns of fate can make you sit back and ponder those magical…
I have often been told that Stan Lee is the easiest interview subject in the world. You put him on stage or on camera, do a quick introduction and then stand back and let him talk. Mahalo Daily featured an interview with Stan Lee today. One of the highlights? Stan Lee explaining how the first…
If you’re using Google Reader to read ComicMix, we regret to remind you that Google Reader is going offline tomorrow after eight years of service– which is almost sixty years in Internet time. Obviously, we don’t want to lose you as readers. There are several alternatives to Google Reader, such as my current favorite, Feedly….
Dean Haspiel strikes me as a creator whoâs constantly growing. Heâs an artist, heâs a writer, heâs won an Emmy for TV design work, and in the last year heâs started up a new project, Trip City, a âBrooklyn-filtered literary arts salonâ with an eclectic mix of comics, stories, realism, sci-fi, and more. Now, donât get me…
The Shadow: Blood And Judgement by Howard Chaykin was originally published by DC Comics in the eighties around the same time as other gritty takes on characters in comics such as Watchmen and The Dark Knight. This story was last collected in 1991. Now, twenty-one years later, Dynamite – the current license holders of The…
