Colleen Doran draws our attention to One Shot Hero, which we think is pretty cute:
Okay, the mouth movements make it look like everyone’s chewing gum, and you can’t hear Phantom Girl’s voice, and there’s that problematic Nazi-type salute which was supposed to be someone using powers, but aside from that I find it charming anyway, especially the Superfriends takeoff at the beginning.
From Martian Manhunter to Mission Impossible, Phil Morris has action hero in his bloodline and an equally deep love for comics. Can you guess his all time favorite single issue? Plus Mike Gold reveals his cartoon mentor, DC reveals a plan for Sunday comics and Spider-Man gets checked out of the library for good. PRESS…
This is how a rumor starts. A star visits a studio and is spotted leaving, carrying something that might be indicative of something new. In this case, someone spotted Eva Longoria visiting the offices of Marvel Studios and was seen walking out with a stack of comics. Suddenly, the spies at Film School Rejects has…
Our process here is simple – at the end of every weekend we clear off our desk and give you the links for things we’ve covered recently on ComicMix Radio. Ready to click? Add Jonathan Hickman’s all new miniseries, Pax Romana, to the list of cool indie comics now available online. Here is the first…
Via Lisa at Sequentially Speaking, Joao Garcia climbed Mount Everest’s north side eight years ago, and has decided to tell his story via comics, publishing a limited, 2,000-print adaptation of his Everest story book A mais Alta Solidao (The highest solitude), illustrated by Ricardo Cabra. Read his interview with ExplorersWeb here. This appears to be…
Ah, convention season… when the wind-down from one show overlaps with the preparation for the next. In case you missed our two-part report on last weekend’s Heroes Con in Charlotte, NC, Van Jensen provided ComicMix readers with a great summary of all the important happenings from the the convention, including some interesting thoughts on DC’s…
Any kid worth his Harry Potter books knows who Scholastic is; the multimedia publisher that educates and entertains school children. As part of their When I Grow Up series of web articles, the publisher recruits adults to tell kids what their jobs are like. The latest grown-up to provide career advice is Joe Quesada, Editor-in-Chief of Marvel…
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Hey, thanks for your linkage comicmix. I always appreciate a little exposure. This was my first pass at a full cartoon. I know there were some weak links in that chain. If you'd like to listen to my commentary track where I explain what went on behind the scenes, go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-7am4sr-ooThanks again,David Miller
Bandits come in SpringReady to play Blind Man's BluffWith a simple manA dam must be builtA challenge to evil streamsScourging the valleyWillows that once bentAnd swayed in the storm's furyDecide to stand tall
Now do a double dactyl!
Actually that's clumsy western haiku in three stanzas. I don't think I could write a double dactyl, even if you spotted me a foot or two. OK, I'll try.Chop-sockee, Hop skotcheeWhite Viper, Ta MoaRun to the aid of Fu Writhing in painJade's not convinced of theirInvincibilitySwear on his life it won'tHappen again
Applause!
Poetry AND a new week of White Viper! It doesn't get better than this! It was worth the wait.