All right, Mark Waid and Dean Haspiel got me…
I read the book, I saw the video, and I can’t begin to explain. Just watch the video, then buy The Fox. Amazingly, the video actually captures the tone of the comic.
I read the book, I saw the video, and I can’t begin to explain. Just watch the video, then buy The Fox. Amazingly, the video actually captures the tone of the comic.
There’s a common refrain from longtime fans that San Diego Comic-Con isn’t about comics anymore. I understand that point of view, but I don’t really believe it. In fact, I’m developing a theory that San Diego Comic-Con is really about a lot of different things, but each and every one is so big and boisterous…
Cover: Andy Black Moonstone Books has announced that the FULL MOON: Phases of the Moon HC is about 4 weeks away from release and fans of great comics can preorder it from their retailers still… FULL MOON: Phases of the Moon Story: Steven L Frank, Paul D. Storrie, CJ Henderson, Earl Mac RauchArt: Nathan Stockman,…
Another week, another pair of good examples as to how DVD extras can enhance, deepen, and illuminate a previous viewing experience…especially when the subject matter is show business itself. First stop, north of the border, and one of Canada’s best television series. For years I’ve been enjoying Slings & Arrows, the tragicomedic travails of a…
Now available for pre-order from your local comic shop is Top Shelf Productions’ NEMO: HEART OF ICE, a new, standalone, thrill-ride By Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill from the world of the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen! This one’s an absolute blast, so get your pre-orders in now and don’t miss it. About Nemo: Heart of…
Robert Tinnell has spent the last half decade racking up credits as a graphic novelist with The Black Forest, The Wicked West, and Sight Unseen splashing blood across the comic book pages. Now, Mark Wheatley and Robert Tinnell, the creative team behind last year’s Harvey-nominated webcomic/graphic novel EZ Street, follow up with Lone Justice: Crash. …
Nancy’s latest novel This week, those dudes of constant sorrow; Mike Faber, Mike Gordon, and Bobby Nash are joined by Jeffrey Powers (Geekazine.com) and Lance Anderson (VergeoftheFringe.com) to spotlight the quirky and ingenious works of the Coen Brothers. Also, New Pulp author Nancy Hansen steps away from the keyboard only to find herself in The…