Godzilla Poster Drop number 2 is coming to Mondo's The Drop tomorrow. Following last week's release, this week sees three new designs by artists Attack Peter, Robert Sammelin, and Eric Powell. The Sammelin poster is of Shin Godzilla and comes in two editions, a regular and limited version. Same with Powell's poster paying homage to […]
Criterion Collection collectors look forward to November every year, for that is when Barnes and Noble runs its annual 50% off sale on the labels highly-coveted but expensive catalog of film releases. For those of you who are not familiar with Criterion, they are a movie label that focuses on releasing important classic and contemporary […]
Mondo has two new collectibles for different types of collectors available now. First, a 1000 piece Castlevania puzzle featuring the artwork of Becky Cloonan. when completed, the puzzle's measurements are 19"x27". One would imagine that this thing would look absolutely incredible in a frame. Fingers crossed that this sells well because more Mondo puzzles in […]
Marvel Studios and Mondo recently teamed up for a gallery celebrating the 10th anniversary of the MCU, featuring artwork new and old by many different artists. Now, they will begin to sell these posters in waves of drops on the Mondo web store, starting today. This first wave features posters by Becky Cloonan, Amien Juugo, […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The day of Batman and Catwoman's wedding has arrived at last, and the two gather their witnesses and a judge to marry them off at dawn on a rooftop in downtown Gotham. While they prepare, Bruce and Selina individually reminisce about their times together, each other, and how their relationship has developed over […]
Image Comics has yet to comment on the controversy ignited today over the cover to issue #4 of Howard Chaykin's The Divided States Of Hysteria. The graphic cover (view here on Image's website), which shows a brown-skinned man with his genitals mutilated and a racial slur on his shirt hanging by a noose, has been […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Punisher #13 by Becky Cloonan, Kris Anka and Matt Wilson is a self-contained tale that contains a surprising amount of heart and also relatively bloodless for a Punisher story. Which for me is a good thing. Let me be straight-up here: I hate the Punisher. The whole concept of the character bugs me. […]
Seeing a movie in the theater is fun, but it can also be a real hassle. First you have to figure out what's playing. Then you have to go to the theater, buy a ticket, buy some popcorn and a small soda for approximately $35, and walk to your seat. It's terrible! But now, you […]
Londoners, get down to Greenwich Market to take a peek at Becky Cloonan's wares on display at The Flood Gallery, a rarity in England as a place that stocks concert-poster-as-art pieces which are traditionally more popular state-side and in Australia. Phantasmacosm runs until the 4th of December and prints and original art are available on […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Southern Cross #9 is the third part of Becky Cloonan and Andy Belanger's Sci-Fi-pulp/noir themed second act, and it's a bit of a banger! Following on from the trippy psycho-horror of the first volume, the second arc focuses on a grizzled, old detective, dragged back in to investigation after things go sour in […]
Gotham Academy is back and it's so good to see the whole gang on the page again. From DC Comics, Gotham Academy Annual #1, written by Brenden Fletcher and Becky Cloonan, with art by Michael Dialynas, is a rollercoaster of an issue. It comes to us before the start of Gotham Academy: Second Semester, and you won't believe what happens. Here's […]
Who else can't wait for Gotham Academy: Second Semester? I know I can't. It's exciting to think about what will be coming next for the colorful cast of characters. Today, artist Karl Kerschl gave us a bit of a hint by revealing the cover to the first issue. Things look pretty tough don't they? After much consideration about Olive's character, […]
I'm a fan of Gotham Academy, yes, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the "Yearbook" storyline. Having different mini-stories throughout the issues truly has enhanced the overall ARC. Gotham Academy #18 written by Brenden Fletcher, Faith Erin Hicks, Natasha Alterici, with art by Annie Wu, Moritat, Hicks, Adam Archer, and Alterici, takes us through some incidents in the past that directly […]
The internet nearly exploded when the Lumberjanes Gotham Academy crossover event was announced, and I'm sure it will explode again tomorrow because we get to see some of it! BOOM! Box's Goldie Vance #1 is hitting shelves, and you'll find a preview of Lumberjanes Gotham Academy in the back. This is one of these comics that you just know is going […]
I am told that DC's Vertigo is undergoing a similar rebranding exercise as DC's Rebirth from July, but to expect announcements at Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle, from April 7th to the 10th, rather than at this weekend's LA-based Wondercon. The recent attempt to look like more like Image Comics with an expansion of creator-participant titles […]
Shown off at the Diamond Retailer Breakfast ahead of C2E2 this morning by Marvel, here is our first look at Steve Dillon's return to The Punisher in a new series written by Becky Cloonan. Follow more of our C2E2 coverage right here and the Retailer Breakfast right here.
I know I said that old pitches at DC Comics were being junked for new. And that people couldn't repitch pre-Rebirth pitches anymore? Well, it may be different if you are a rock star. I understand that the considerable swell of interest in a Gerard Way/Becky Cloonan Doom Patrol at DC Comics has solidified into […]
It's always a good thing when you sit down to read a comic and get so sucked in that you blink and the issue is over. Great writing, unique art, and a cast of characters that feel like family. That's Gotham Academy from DC Comics, written by Brenden Fletcher, and Becky Cloonan, with art by […]
On Wednesday, after the release of issue #12 of Gotham Academy, series artist Karl Kerschl tweeted this: Since then, I've been incredibly concerned. For me, part of the major draw of a series is the art. If I can't get on board with the style, unfortunately it doesn't really matter how great the writing is. […]
Aaron Haaland writes, I'm at NC Comicon in Durham, bull city (nccomicon.com), having a crazy fun time. The panel featuring their headliners Charlie Adlard and Gerard Way, moderated by Tommy Lee Edwards opened up for Q & A, and I asked my burning question to Gerard. I asked, "You say you loved X-Men, and interned for DC […]
