Marvel owns The X-Men. But Fox owns the movie rights, indefinitely, thanks to the out-of-bankruptcy deal that's otherwise known as the worst deal Marvel
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We know that the Daleks are back for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who - because Brendon and I saw them when we saw the trailer at San Diego Comic Con.
La Pointe, Burbank. It's been a heady week for the comics industry. It's going to get a lot choppier. Top Twenty Traffic Of The Week Jaimie Alexander Has
Adi Tantimedh writes I wrote about The Counselor for this week but it turned out the film was still under press embargo in the UK, so I decided to write
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIIBciSDYrU Talking to Rus Hudda of Eat Sleep Sniff at Comiket yesterday, a comic creator who works with cat charities and
Chinese artist Liu Bolin and his team of assistants showed what it's really like for someone to lose themselves in their comic collection, in Caracas,
One vendor attending Artists Alley at Jack O'Con, at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Albuquerque, which was cancelled mid-event over the weekend tells their
Marvel already have Hopeless. Now they have Loveless to join them. Emmy-Nominated writer Jeff Loveness from the JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE! show makes his Marvel
Courtesy of jmc247 from the CBR forums and a trusty scanner, from the new Marvel Previews catalogue, the variant cover for the All-New X-Factor #1 reveals the full line up.
I understand that Max Brooks' series for Avatar Press, Extinction Parade, is currently in the process of being signed as a TV series for one of the most
Everyone seems to be having meetings today. Marvel have a large creative summit that they are flying people in for. People may be flying in for DC Comics
Tim Carson writes for Bleeding Cool. It is a cold and quiet sort of morning. Frost glitters from the hoods of cars and clings to the branches of trees;
Something like this... a preview of Ten Grand #5 drawn by new artist CP Smith. With "Nothing interesting happens in heaven"... an interesting use of
THINK LOCAL, ACT GLOBAL Samit Basu talks about his new Indian comic, Local Monsters. "They are folks with supernatural powers," he says about Bengali
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0rFCxO02lQ Very sweet...