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So Black Friday and Cyber Monday are over, and you still have gifts to get for the fanboys and fangirls on your list. Never fear, Captain Comics is here:
If anyone lives in or close to Cortland, NY, me and a bunch of other Indy comic creators will be at Heroes and Villains Comics in Cortland tomorrow, Dec. 3 from 2-6!
I'll have print issues of Mars One #1 and The Elvis Files #1 AND I just
There aren't many TV executives who are a household name, but Grant Tinker is one of them. First, he was married to Mary Tyler Moore. Second, they created
Initial reaction: I like it. A lot. I liked the characterization and the way the picture nodded to comics continuity, without slavishly following it. I thought Spider-Man was well-presented. (I've not seen any of the other Spider-Man pictures, so I
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Before their current collaboration on the series Low, Remender and Tocchini co-created this three-issue noir miniseries (full of lowlife characters, se
That’s a core concept in A.D.: After Death, a new, upscale, three-part series from Image Comics by two giants in the industry. Written by Scott Snyder (Batman, Wytches) and
I'm writing an outline history of US comics intended for a relative of mine. I thought I'd post it here as I write it. I hate inaccuracies, even small ones, so please correct any.
For many of the millions of Americans celebrating Thanksgiving to-day, one thing rises above all else. Football! Go on, admit it---there's a game going on your television set right now, isn't there?
Much to my late father’s chagrin, I was not, and a
Over in Howard Bagby's discussion "A Batman A Day", I mentioned that after Denny O'Neil became editor of the Batman titles, we saw the beginning of the overexposure of the Joker. O'Neil became the editor with Batman 401 and Detective 568, cover dated