Yesterday on ComicMix Radio we talked about the ultra-rare, ultra hot limited edition comic. Here is where you can check out that very rare variant for The Lone Ranger series from Dynamite Entertainment. It is being offered by Comic Collector Live and is limited to just 250 copies. Artist Colleen Doran comments here about her…
Lots of new stuff to see here at ComicMix today, and the Big Broadcast gives you a guided tour of not only the changes NOW but what you WILL see in the days to come!! Plus that Law & Order guy gets into the comic book television show business – with Dynamite, DC blows out…
Comic Book Resources talks to Eric Powell about The Goon. The eighth week of “X-Position” from Comic Book Resources is an interview with Peter David about what’s going on in the X-books. (Silly, CBR, don’t you know that exposition will never wash away the sins of mankind?) Comic Book Resources also chats with Dynamite Entertainment…
Today we lay out the facts on Painkiller Jane‘s premiere, compliments of creator Jimmy Palmiotti, tell you about how Painkiller‘s co-creator pulls out of the Eagle, dig into Matt Raub’s review of the second Doctor Who of the new season, show you how MySpace just gave a big boost to a prime time show and…
April Fool’s weekend, and we offer nothing but the truth from Sushi Based Super Heroes to a Close Encounter From Jean Luc & Q to the Secret Origin Of How Stan Lee’s Secretary Got Me Through Puberty. We’ve got the low down on the new Spider-Man animated series AND the new Santo animated show (our…
Marvel writer and former editor-in-chief sits for an exclusive ComicMix Podcast interview and talks about "the last true Marvel comic book" and long-time comics fan Gene Simmons becomes a comics publisher. Buffy #1 gets re-Buffed as lots of first printings sell-out. All this plus TImeline, more news, and we dip into the ComicMix mailbag. It…
We’ve got the low-down on The Boys, Batman gets a swell new squeeze, comics and DVD new releases get revealed, Tom DeFalco gets previewed (?), and Timeline gets out in 1963, and we interview the Sopranos‘ most famous singing dead guy thus far, Mister Frankie Valli! All this and, as we always say, even more……
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