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Nick Simmons Apologizes for ‘Homage’
Radical Comics removed it’s comic, Incarnate, from this week’s pull lists, after a Tetsuo-sized avalanche of displeasure emanated from the internet and it’s legion of Otaku. It seems penciler/writer/creator Nick Simmons (you might know his dad, Gene, from the Dr. Pepper commercials…) has paid a little bit to much homage to various Manga series. Covered…
BIG BROADCAST: John Ostrander Goes To The Bar!
There is no better way to end a week than a little trip to the local bar – and in comics the bar "local" to EVERYwhere happens to be Munden‘s! For about 70 issues of GrimJack, Munden’s Bar was a fan favorite and now its coming back – and FREE – to ComicMix on Friday,…
Dennis Hopper Is Doing What?
Approximately several hundred websites are reporting Dennis Hopper might be guest-villaining in Doctor Who next season. ComicMix is now officially number several hundred and one. It’s also being reported by the London Sun and the British magazine TV Times. Evidently, the one-time Easy Rider star and two-time G. W. Bush supporter is a big Whoer….
SDCC: IAMTW Scribe Awards Announced
The International Association of Media Tie-In Writers presented their 2011 Scribe Awards during Friday’s Comic-Con International Acitivities. The winners announced by co-found Max Allan Collins are: Best General Original Novel: [[[Saving Grace: Tough Love]]] by Nancy Holder Best Speculative Original Novel: [[[Warhammer: Bloodborn: Ulrika the Vampire]]] by Nathan Long Best Adaptation: [[[The Wolfman]]] by Jonathan…
High school cosplay, ‘Venom’ movie, and the rest of the ComicMix Quick Picks
They’re quick, they’re…picked, they’re the stuff we didn’t get to today: The Venom movie may or may not be moving forward. Maybe. Well, they wrote a script. That they may not use. Exciting, right? A Minnesota high school encouraged its students to dress up as superheroes during their Homecoming week. At last, the LARPers weren’t…
Manga Friday: Three, Two, One!
This week, in a desperate attempt to disguise the fact that he doesn’t have any coherent way to tie the reviewed books together, Andrew Wheeler will adopt a “countdown” format to write about three brand-new Manga volumes. Adding to the difficulty level: he will also write about himself in the third person, for no good…
