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…
Mattel announced a new line of "Justice League Unlimited" figures today and provided images of several figures from the line. The first wave of the new "Collector’s Line" will be unveiled at New York Comic-Con in April, while the second wave will be announced at San Diego’s Comic-Con International in July. According to Mattel: 16…
Neil Kleid of Rant Comics stirred up some debate in the comics scene Wednesday when he posted an open letter to New York ComicCon calling the decision to schedule the event on the first days of Passover "frankly insulting." Now, I’m a realist and I understand that the majority far outweighs the minority here. Holding…
As the Big Ball looms over Times Square for next week’s plunge, ComicMix Radio begins our series of "What Were Your Favorite Comics Of 2007?" with today’s rundown from DC and Marvel writer Paul Storrie. Plus: • Young X-Men – fact or rumor? • The NY Comic Con begins building their guest list • Dean…
It’s always nice when a convention takes place in your own backyard, a mere express bus or train journey away, and despite the weather turning chillier this is a great time of year to be out and about in NYC. Michael Carbonaro has been running his bimonthly Big Apple comics and media expos for at…
Some of us not being nearly as young as we used to be, yesterday’s National convention in NYC pretty much wiped us for the weekend. Other ComicMix folks will be in attendance today, but we’re resting our aching back and legs and never-you-mind, and catching up on the past week of columns: Mike Gold –…
The great thing about comic conventions in New York City is the fact you can literally run into anybody. Creators show up as guests and fans, too, so you never know who might be standing next to you digging into that long white box full of half-price Lois Lanes. On the floor of this weekend’s…
This weekend, you’ll be able to see a number of ComicMix folks at the National convention in New York City. No idea where we’ll be exactly, but you should be able to recognize us by the old-school ComicMix shirts (or as I like to think of it, the Earth-2 version of our logo). Stop by…
This face sells comics! Move over Messiah Complex, DC now has a hot story line that’s selling out – in fact, THREE titles are long gone this week! Meanwhile, ComicMix Radio gets ready to head to The National Comic Con in NYC and: • We give you the latest preview of the NYC show, including…
Reviewed by Lillian Baker, age 8 I started making comics when I was three. When I was six, I made copies and started to sell them at soccer. Last year, when I was seven, I sold them at my dad’s table at the New York ComicCon. Alexa Kitchen wrote and drew her new book when…
Free Comic Book Day started with a bang at Jim Hanley’s Universe in New York City last night – or was it a howl? Robert Kirkman (Invincible, Marvel Zombies, The Walking Dead) was on hand to launch his new book The Astounding Wolf-Man. The signing is the first of a series of five appearances across…
The Tribeca Film Festival, normally held entirely in Manhattan’s Tribeca district (it stands for "TRIangle BElow CAnal street") today announced Spider-Man 3 will have a star-studed gala premiere in Queens at the UA Kaufman Astoria 14 Theater. With a marching band, a "black" carpet and lots and lots of celebrities, it’s the culmination of Spider-Man…
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