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Another Reason For Retailers To Attend ComicsPRO
Retailers who attended the Dallas meeting of retail group ComicsPRO got a little swag A variant cover for The Walking Dead #81 Isn't that nice? Might give it to a grateful customer, might make it a prize in a store competition… …or might just put it on eBay. $71 at time of posting with 5 days to[...]
Wednesday Comics Review: Green Lantern 62 and Amazing Spider-Man 654.1
Mind you,  there is the glimpse of Spider-Man Future Yet To Come… Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics in London Paul Cornell and Paul Rainey will be signing and holding a panel discussion there on Saturday… Did you like Blackest Night? Lots of people fighting with rings against rings? Technicolour everywhere and enough lens flare[...]
Wednesday Comics Review: Hellblazer 276 and Doom Patrol 19
And continues Danny The Bungalow and Ambush Bug's relationship as the new best couple in comics. But the artwork is just too traditional for this book, it can't go off in the stranger or darker areas that the script seems to need It's go the clean crisp look that disguises the oddness in its core and[...]
Getting A Great Look At Green Lantern Movie Kilowog
It's bad enough that a number of people will be disappointed that Green Lantern isn't black, but to have a lead character called "Kill A Wog"…. Anyway, here's a good look at the movie version of Kilowog, as seen in Green Lantern comics published today Any chance of a plush version, DC Direct? This character's name[...]
Wednesday Runaround – No! More! Interviews!
IHaveNoIdeaWhoThisPersonIsWatch: Bluewater gets press for a comic about someone called Danica Patrick. WarWatch: A World War II pamphlet with cartoons portraying the British Home Guard has been discovered, that seems to be a direct inspiration for BBC TV sitcom Dad's Army. ByrneWatch: John Byrne says "No More Interviews!" WishFulfillmentWatch: The Make-A-Wish foundation has, with the cooperation of Marvel[...]
Ian Rankin Writes Comic For CLiNT #6
Which will come first, the Marvel publication or the CLiNT publication is anyone's guess. And while Scottish-crime-writer-and creator-of-Rebus Ian Rankin's name is a welcome a high profile one for a new comic book, Jimmy Carr's comic was lined up for this issue and would probably have been cover featured if so. Ian Rankin has already had a[...]
Courtney Simmons' Comic Book Resumé
Courtney Simmons has been named as the Senior Vice President of Publicity for DC Entertainment, working out of Burbank while the rest of the DC publicity
Non-Swipe File: Stan Lee Vs ImagiNation Sports
Yesterday, the comics internet woke up to a series of images sent under the headline "Stan Lee Lies" from a junk gmail account called Truth Teller This was spammed to most comic websites, and news organisations worldwide. The articles below allege that the current Guardian NHL project, in which a series of superheroes are created, each[...]
Tuesday Runaround – It's The Seventies All Over Again
FriendWatch: How to get ahead in comics? Be a lifelong friend of the publisher. Premiering May 25, the Top Cow miniseries is the second under the Minotaur Press banner (following Joshua Hale Fiakov and Rahsan Ekedal's popular Echoes), and written by Top Cow publisher Filip Sablik and his friend since the sixth grade, John Mahoney Last[...]