The BBC ran a Doctor Who advent calendar heading toward the Christmas Special. One of the cool things on the calendar was a short Christmas prose story
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By Shawn Perry Happy Holidays Bleederinos! Hope you got everything you wanted…oh something was missing was it? Could it have been a brand-new edition of
By Adam X. Smith After Joe Colewood and I did a piece discussing the merits of Grant Morrison’s Multiversity #1, it dawned on me that I was nowhere near
My friends have been reading Rasputin and highly recommending it, though it's taken me awhile to catch up. Written by Alex Grecian, with art by Riley
Over at Newsarama, in an arranged interview with Marvel PR, Dustin Weaver has told them, With Edge of Spider-Verse #3 I did everything myself. I wrote,
Of late, Brian Bendis has given us two specific plot points that seem to contradict what has been dubbed the Marvel Rolling Continuity, set in place since
Savage Dragon is one of my favourite superhero comic books, and has been for decades. Constantly surprising, as well as full of explosive action, over the
Outcast, the Image/Skybound comic book by Robert Kirkman and Paul Azaceta has hit a further trademark bump. Valiant Entertainment, holder of the comic
In two days time, Lying In The Gutters will run it's 2014 edition, seeing the top twenty stories of the year, with the 1st January being filled with
Well, there's not a whole lot going on in terms of comics-focused events in the New York and Philadelphia area this week that I know of, but I'd be remiss
On the left is the Gamestop variant cover for S.H.I.E.L.D. #1 out on Wednesday, while on the right is the Hastings version. They join a bunch of other
Here we go folks. Tintin cover original artwork for Tintin In America, sold two years ago for $1.6 million. This year, a double page spread featuring a
With the upcoming release of three new miniseries based on the steampunk world Bill Willingham created for Dynamite Entertainment, now would be a good
With the news that Warren Ellis was going to be taking on the Project Superpowers characters, I figured for those of you who want to know who made up the
Neal Adams' recent Batman: Odyssey series for DC brought the master storyteller back to the characters he built his career on. Over on Facebook there is a