ELECTRA WOMAN & DYNA GIRL – Teaser Trailer
Grace Helbig and Hannah Hart do a great job introducing the trailer for their Krofft reboot.
Grace Helbig and Hannah Hart do a great job introducing the trailer for their Krofft reboot.
The archive of the DC Comics’ library– and the problems in moving it from New York City to Burbank, California– are highlighted in this video from The Hollywood Reporter. Source: DC Comics: Archive Library – The Hollywood Reporter
Old-fashioned heroes don’t just exist in old-fashioned storybooks. Peter Capaldi will be reprising his role as the Twelfth Doctor in LEGO Dimensions. Find out more July 8. #SDCC
We salute you, happy gay people of Red Pegasus Comics in Dallas, Texas. Source: Sign outside a Dallas comic shop on the day the Supreme Court OK’d gay marriage – Boing Boing
That’s it. That’s all we’re getting. It’s enough. SQUEEEEE!!!!!
ComicMix Quick Picks: Who’s faster, Superman or the Flash?
We miss him every day here at ComicMix. Comics Alliance has a great retrospective of the man at http://comicsalliance.com/tribute-julius-schwartz/. Julius “Julie” Schwartz was born on this day in 1915. Schwartz was an agent and con organizer, and as an editor at DC he was a midwife of comics’ Silver Age.
Former California Governor and movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger is pranking people to raise awareness of the After-School All-Stars charity. Take a look.
From creator Nick Acosta: …a new disaster movie starring The Rock called “San Andreas” is slated to premiere in theaters. From the trailer I noticed that some of the film’s big disaster set pieces (the destruction of the Hoover Dam and Golden Gate bridge) looked very familiar to me. They are almost shot for shot…
During a 1940’s newspaper strike, New York City mayor Fiorello LaGuardia would read the comics over the radio so kids wouldn’t miss out on the funnies. In a similar vein, Liana Kerr is reading Watchmen for people who can’t see it: Watchmen is a classic comic book written by Alan Moore and drawn by Dave…
Everybody stay calm! It’s happening!
“This weekend’s Denver ComicCon came under fire when attendees discovered that a Women in Comics panel had only male panelists. While a representative of DCC has defended the panel as “not about current women creators or anything to do with industry bias,” it seems odd that a convention with Trina Robbins, the eminent historian of…