Comics Links They’re sold out now, but for a brief, shining moment, the world had a chance to buy knitted Hellboy dolls. (Figures? Plushes? What do you call these things?) [via Newsarama] This weekend, The New York Times dug through Stan Lee’s boxes of old photos for an article about the places he’s lived. Comic…
Comics Links Comic Book Resources talks to producer Tony Panaccio about the recent Heroes Initiative DVD, featuring a conversation among Stan Lee, Joe Quesada, and Kevin Smith. CBR’s Mayo Report crunches the numbers on comics and trade paperback sales in July. Bottom line? Marvel is selling a hell of a lot of TPs collecting series…
From Film School Rejects : Stan Lee told NY Post columnist Cindy Adams he’s planning to make an animated cartoon TV show with Paris Hilton. “A hip comedy in the superhero comedy-adventure genre. We get on very well. This is a charming, very likable person. Sophisticated. Great comedic sense. A fine voice. And seriously hard-working….
OK. So buried deep in your closet, you have that mask and cape that you might wear during those "special times," but do you have the powers and abilities to really be beyond mortal men? If so, then you aren’t alone as hundreds of would-be crusaders sought to gain the favor of Stan Lee –…
What all the cool kids are linking to: A Hole in the Head has scanned a feature () from a 1947 issue of Life magazine in which major strip cartoonists of the day (Milton Caniff, Chester Gould, etc.) first draw their most famous characters normally…and then try it again, blindfolded. Comics Reporter tries to explain…
f you think it’s hot where you are, wait until you dive into the first Big ComicMix Broadcast of the week, starting with news on Heroes, Stan Lee on The Hollywood Walk of Fame and our Must Buy list of comics and DVDs out this week … plus another add to our Summer Reading List…
Now, where were we…? Oh yeah. We were discussing continued stories and I was telling you that continued characters have been around a long time, since the classic Greek dramatists at least, but continued stories were a pretty recent phenomena. You might recall my claim that Julie Schwartz and Stan Lee introduced them to comics,…
It’s the first full day of summer and we heat things up with our middle-of-the week Broadcast, starting with News on some new cartoons, anime and games, a talk with Fat Momma from Stan Lee’s Who Wants To Be A Super-Hero, the first part of our visit with Hollywood Fan Girl Rosario Dawson, and a…
(If) you’re…young; you don’t remember a time when continued stories were rare. But until Stan Lee made them standard procedure at Marvel in the 1960s, they were next to unheard-of. Those words seem familiar to you? Certainly not, unless you read this department’s blather three weeks ago, when I began a discussion of continued stories…
Walt Disney Studios has signed an exclusive multi-year deal with Stan Lee and his production company POW! Entertainment Inc. Lee and POW! will be developing and producing "all sorts of entertainment," according to the House of Mouse. After a nearly unbroken string of successful movies based on characters and/or concepts which Lee helped to develop,…
Oh, wait. It’s Steve Ditko who’s lacking media coverage. Nevertheless, Stan gets coverage on 60 Minutes and Yahoo! It’s more Stan Lee goodness than you can shake a stick at. Apparently, there’s a movie or two that needs some extra promotion. As for Ditko, we’ll have the inside scoop on the BBC-TV documentary about him…
As we pack out bags for The Mighty Pittsburgh Comicon, help us clean off the news desk with stories ranging from Elvis to Stan Lee’s fetish to yet more second printings and amazing ticket sales for Spider-Man 3! We prime you for the Big Convention, tell you where the Martain Manhunter will be popping up,…
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