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2021 Ringo Awards Ballot Announced
The final ballot from one of our favorite awards (for somewhat obvious reasons) has been announced — the 2021 Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awards final ballot is out! The nominees were selected by the combined efforts of jury and public voting. The final ballot voting is restricted to comic book industry creative community —…
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Warped & Faded: Weird Wednesday and the Birth of the American Genre Film Archive Coming in November
Austin, TX – Mondo is excited to announce the new book release of Warped & Faded: Weird Wednesday and the Birth of the American Genre Film Archive, available for saleon November 16, 2021 from author Lars Nilsen, editor Kier-La Janisse, along with several genre enthusiast contributors. Nilsen , a longtime Alamo Drafthouse film programmer and…
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Who are… the Phenomenons?
New times call for new heroes. And a time in which society’s been buried under a crushing financial crisis? Such a world needs heroes more than most. This is the world of a new prose anthology series known as Phenomenons. “I remember the early days of Marvel Comics and how exciting it was to see…
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Batman’s Influence on Display in New Long Halloween Images
Batman brings out the best – and sometimes worst – reactions from everyone he encounters inÂÂ Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Two. Warner Bros. Animation released four examples of those differing reactions in all new images from the film. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC, the feature-length animatedÂÂ Batman: The Long Halloween, Part TwoÂÂ…
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New Images from Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Two
There are new faces aplenty, and one notable (masked) face missing, as the plot continues to unfold inÂÂÂ Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Two.ÂÂÂ Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC, the feature-length animatedÂÂÂ Batman: The Long Halloween, Part TwoÂÂÂ will be distributed by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Digital starting July 27, 2021, and…
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REVIEW: Batman: The Long Halloween Part 1
Warner Animation has been more miss than hit when adapting long comic book serials into a 90 minute or less feature film. Thankfully, they finally learned the lesson and are adapting Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale’s thirteen-part Batman: The Long Halloween into two films. The first part is out tomorrow and I am quite pleased…
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IAMTW Announces 2021 Nominees
The International Association of Media Tie-In Writers (IAMTW) recognizes the wide range of authors who work on media tie-ins. Often overlooked, these writers craft exciting tales using beloved characters and settings of franchises including the likes of Mike Hammer, Firefly, Murder She Wrote, James Bond, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Wars, Doctor Who, and Star…
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Not the usual suspects in new images from Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One
The suspects nearly outnumber the victims of the Holiday Killer – and it’s up to Batman, Police Captain James Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent to decipher the clues and find the true criminal mastermind inÂÂÂ Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One.ÂÂÂ Warner Animation recently released four new images of the various potential murderers fromÂÂÂ…
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REVIEW: Minari
The America we know today is a country founded by generation after generation of immigrants, coming from pockets around the world. By the late 19th century, enough people had heard that this new country was a land of opportunity so countless families uprooted themselves and found their way here to start afresh. In that way,…
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Mark Millar confirms Emerald Fennell as “Nemesis” screenwriter for WB
Mark Millar – creator of Kick-Ass, Jupiter’s Legacy, The Secret Service & Kingsman – has confirmed to retailer Forbidden Planet that Emerald Fennell – winner of the 2021 Oscar for Original Screenplay (Promising Young Woman) – will pen the script for Millar’s hotly-anticipated Warner Bros adaptation of his critically acclaimed comic book, Nemesis. Speaking exclusively…
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John Paul Leon: 1972-2021
John Paul Leon, groundbreaking artist on Static and Earth X, died Saturday after an 14-year battle with cancer at the age of 49. He majored in illustration at New York’s School of Visual Arts, studying under artists such as Will Eisner, Walter Simonson, and Jack Potter. It was during this time that he received his…
