Starting with some sad news: "Crayon Shin-chan" Author Found Dead Shame. I've never read much of his stuff - not my style of humor - but I know it was quite popular. This sort of thing is I am against the whole concept of "leaning over a cliff" - t
Read more…Steve Gerber, most famous for being Howard the Duck's creator, would've been 62 today. He passed away February 10, 2008.
Read more…"My church welcomes all denominations...my favorite is the 5 dollar bill." LA Times obit
Read more…http://www.darkhorse.com/Features/eComics/1090/Beasts-of-Burden Check out all of the older "pets vs the paranormal" stories by Dorkin and Thompson today...for free!
Read more…I have been, for some time now, tradewaiting the Superman books. I had been following both Superman and Action regularly since "One Year Later", right up to Kurt Busiek's last issue on Superman (#675), and the conclusion of the Brainiac storyline in
Read more…Here they are: Bruce Banner Reed Richards T'challa Hank Pym Henry McCoy Amadeus Cho Tony Stark Victor Von Doom Actually, only the first six are in the book and referred to as "six of the eight smartest"...I added the other two obvious choices...
Read more…Some of my thoughts while I was filling out my Previews (November ship month?) order form the other day
A Mister Tommy Eliot, of Saint Louis, Missouri, writes: The Waste Land I. THE BURIAL OF THE DEAD APRIL is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain. Winter kept us
Read more…Got the DVD for Doctor Who "The Next Doctor". The extra was "Doctor Who at the Proms", a sort of mini-concert of Doctor Who music hosted by Freema Agyeman. (Well worth a look, by the way.) Anyway, my first thought was, "I gues 'proms' means somethin
Read more…For your information: Pittsburgh Comicon info I just reserved my hotel room for myself, my wife and I. We'll be splitting our time between the Comicon and the Pittsburgh Irish Festival, where we hope to see a few games of hurling and enjoy some Iris
Read more…http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2009/09/d23-day-ones-big-movie-panel/ More Disney movie news from the D23 Con here... The Del Toro/Disney/Pixar deal sounds great!
Read more…Sorry: The "Conversation Using Song Titles/Lyrics" prompted this. Anyway, to get the ball rolling: "Hey, buddy, how you doing? Geez, I haven't seen you in a long time! How are things going with you, these days, anyhow?"
Read more…Tyrese Gibson's Mayhem is available at the iTunes store. Marv Wolfman and Shawn McManus' The Man Called A-X is also available as an iPhone app.
Read more…I don't think I've heard of G-Man before, but I was looking at the previews at Image's website and wanted to bring the feature to the attention of Legionnaires who've missed it and like kid-oriented comics. Just out is the 2nd issue of a 5-issue mini
Read more…I've just been reading Skaar Son of Hulk #7, which Marvel currently has up in the free digital comics section of its website. It's very much like a barbarian comic, with Skaar a cross between the Hulk and Conan. The art, by Butch Guice, is excellent
Read more…I know that Andrew and Rich didn't, to put it mildly, enjoy this run. I read the first collection this past weekend and I have to say...I had a pretty great time with it. Millar did not know how to write Reed and Sue in his Civil War storyline, that'
Read more…Comics legend turned 57 today. Happy birthday, sir!
Read more…Just saw it on CBR. http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=22869 It looks like Warner Bros. will try and jumpstart their film franchises...again. Taking a page from Marvel's book, a possible Superman/Batman film might be forthcoming?
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