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Gemstone Publishesd Its First Comic And It's Kill Shakespeare
For the first time in its history Gemstone Publishing, the publisher of The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide, will publish graphic novels, beginning with Anthony Del Col's series Kill Shakespeare This will begin with Free Comic Book Day on the 4th of May with the release of the first act of Romeo Vs Juliet: A[...]
Warren Ellis To Adapt El Pantera For UCP TV
The two then create the vigilante El Pantera to ride the town of the Mexican mob. Also announced were adaptations of the British cult films The Machine as a series for SyFy written by Caradog James and the IDW comic Kill Shakespeare with creators Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery set to write. [Source: Deadline] [...]
Looking At IDW Games At NYCC
Quickly spearheading development of short to mid-length play games, the division hit the market with a bang, and is only looking to push further. Their most recent release, KILL SHAKESPEARE, was a successful Kickstarter campaign The game, a pseudo-cooperative system set in the many lands of William Shakespeare, pits the players against the great bard, Lady[...]
43 Thoughts About 43 Comics – The Walking Dead, Fantastic Four, Justice League, Action Comics, Alex + Ada, Nailbiter, Rat Queens, Peter Panzerfaust, Morning Glories, Batman Eternal, Miracleman, Men Of Wrath, Cerebus, Adventure Time, Captain America, Wonder Woman, Death Of Wolverine, Guardians Of The Galaxy, Guardians 3000, Uncanny Avengers, Lobo, Damnation, Edge Of Spider-Verse, Winter Soldier, Batman/Superman, Gotham Academy, Chaos, Angry Birds, Fiction Squad, Regular Show, X-Files, Kill Shakespeare, Holmes/Houdini, Rogue Trooper, TMNT, Cutter, Witchblade, Vampirella, Suicide Risk, Mercy Thompson, Cloaks, Woods And War Cry
Damn decent comic book too. Purgatori dresses down to go out for a bite to eat in Chaos. Angry Birds offers its own sorry alternative. Kill Shakespeare has something that's even less appetising. Maybe they should pop by the Fiction Squad, whose tales all seem to involve food of some description. Or if you just want a regular drink then[...]
45 Thoughts About 45 Comics – Original Sin, X-Men, Red Sonja, Regular Show, The Last Broadcast, Witcher, Lone Ranger, Aphrodite XI, Witchfinder, Batman And Ra's Al Ghul, Futures End, MPH, Alex + Ada, Minimum Wage, Batwoman, Wolverine And The X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, Iron Man, Clive Barker's Next Testament, Sex Criminals, Wonder Woman, Auteur, Kill Shakespeare, Doodle Jump, Winter World, Magnus, Eye Of Newt, Axecop, Brainboy, Buffy, BPRD, Star Wars, Turtles x2, Star Trek, Samurai Jack, The Wicked And The Divine, Powerpuff Girls, My Little Pony, Littlest Pet Shop, Unity, Harbinger, Adventure Time, Loki, Thomas Alsop And Translucid
What would Hamlet have been like if William could have Copy-And-Replaced so the lead was called Windscreen Badger instead? While Kill Shakespeare: The Mask of Night gives us that classic Shakespearian reposte "glrrgg" The bard at his finest. Doodle Jump #1 introduces us to the filthiest language possible Urban Dictionary defines "spork" as to "have an erection[...]
Kill Shakespeare Takes On More And More Media
Talking to the Kill Shakespeare folk at MCM London Comic Con, I learned that, now that this revisionist Shakespeare comic book has been transformed into a board game and a stage show, Kill Shakespeare is moving to new media. Such as a radio drama adaptation of the series, to be broadcast by Audible.com, who are moving[...]
New Kill Shakespeare: The Mask Of Night This June
A lot of the talk lately has been about the Kill Shakespeare board game… well, now we can talk about the comic again as IDW has announced Kill Shakespeare: The Mask Of Night coming this June. "We're excited to announce The Mask of Night, our pirate adventure," says series co-creator, Anthony Del Col, "Not only does it include[...]
Kill Shakespeare Gets A Rather Royal Addition
They represent an exclusive card expansion  as part of the Kill Shakespeare board game Kickstarter. The set is called the Muse of Fire set (a play on the opening lines of Henry V) and will only go out in kickstarted copies. I suddenly feel incredibly patriotically inspired to back the project.   Here are three paintings by J.K[...]
Glenn Fabry Paints The Kill Shakespeare Board Game
  Here's a look at the IDW Games cover for the Kill Shakespeare board game, painted by Glenn Fabry Apparently they were going to use Dave Dorman but he wasn't available I think they didn't do too badly… And this is how it looks when it's been treated for the cover A Shakespeare filter or something. We haven't[...]
IDW Launches IDW Games, With Kill Shakespeare And 30 Days Of Night
Now IDW are doing the same thing, in a deal with Pandasaurus Games, creating IDW Games. IDW Games will specialize in high-quality big-box games developed around several of IDW's key properties, beginning in the late spring of 2014 with Kill Shakespeare and 30 Days of Night Readers and gamers alike will now be given the chance[...]
Mr. Smylie Goes to Dubai: Reflections on Middle East Film & Comic-Con
Two indoor floors and a larger outdoor festival area made up the main convention area, with outdoor tent pavilions for the panels and art workshops and a discreetly hidden beer garden (Dubai is officially a dry city in deference to Islamic traditions but alcohol is widely available through hotel bars). John Rhys-Davies, the irrepressible Max Landis,[...]
Thursday Runaround: Is This The Best Runaround Ever?
The movie's been doing very well, I think, whenever we've screened it to normal people." In Rochester: Jetpack Comics looking to pay it forward this holiday season – Fosters If you pop into Jetpack Comics this week to pick up the latest chronicle of your favorite superhero, owner Ralph DiBernardo hopes you'll drop off a toy or[...]