Earlier today, YouTube user AFRAIDOFSUNLIGHT1 posted video from the set of an upcoming episode of Doctor Who — possibly the next Christmas Special for the hit BBC science-fiction series. The video features a pair of actors in and out of uniform as Cybermen, as well as some shots of David Tennant (The Tenth Doctor) rehearsing…
Paul Southworth’s webcomic Ugly Hill is about, well… monsters. At least, that’s how he usually describes it. If I were to describe it, I’d write that the five-day-a-week strip features a brightly colored cast of creatures who experience the trials and tribulations of life in a bleak, consumer-driven world not entirely unlike our own —…
Gary Tyrrell of the popular webcomics blog Fleen doesn’t do a lot of interviews, so when he does have the opportunity to do one, he makes it count. Case in point: His recent conversation with Webcomics Nation founder Joey Manley and John Boeck, one of the primary investors in comics-focused social networking site ComicSpace, on…
Here we are, two days after the beast that is New York Comic Con settled back into hibernation, and all that’s left of the big show are piles of discarded promo cards, comics with dinosaurs fighting tanks, and a bunch of skrull masks missing their rubber-band straps. Welcome to my post-NYCC highlight reel, folks. All…
I’m not certain whether anyone determined if webcomics were a threat, a menace or a combination of the two during Saturday’s "Webcomics: Threat or Menace" panel at New York Comic Con, but it was a lively discussion all the same. Gary Tyrrell of Fleen moderated a panel that featured an intriguing spectrum of webcomics interests,…
Holy time-wimey, wibbly-wobbily bits, Doctor! It looks like the BBC/Sci-Fi Channel schedules got the best of us here at ComicMix, so in the interest of preventing any more spoilers, we’re pulling this article off the site and re-posting it on Monday , April 28. Thanks to ComicMix reader David and our own John Ostrander for…
After a mediocre Friday, the costumed crowd made their presence known Saturday at New York Comic Con. All of the standards were there, including Supermen, Slave Leias and Stormtroopers, but the convention soup was spiced up a bit by the addition of a few great, original takes on the standards, like the "Mr. Freeze" seen…
After a mediocre Friday, the costumed crowd made their presence known Saturday at New York Comic Con. All of the standards were there, including Supermen, Slave Leias and Stormtroopers, but the convention soup was spiced up a bit by the addition of a few great, original takes on the standards, like the "Mr. Freeze" seen…
We assumed the crowd would be larger Saturday, but this is getting ridiculous. New York Comic Con rolls onward, dragging us in its wake. Here are a few shots from the floor Friday, taken before the masses overran the Javits.
We assumed the crowd would be larger Saturday, but this is getting ridiculous. New York Comic Con rolls onward, dragging us in its wake. Here are a few shots from the floor Friday, taken before the masses overran the Javits.
Here at ComicMix HQ, we’re located down the hall from the Star Wars changing room, so we’ve seen more Slave Leias and Stormtroopers in one day than the average person sees in a lifetime. Take that, average person! With that in mind, here are some of our favorite photos of the costumed masses at this…
New York Comic Con is in full swing… is it a bad sign that I’m already exhausted? Today’s "Changing Face of Online Journalism" panel featuring yours truly seems like it went well. Our "Spot the Slave Leia" drinking game also seems to be going over well — or at least that’s what the police seem…
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