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Imagine if you will- The Wasteland of Mad Max, but fancy as f**k with ballgowns made from parts of rusted cars and tuxedos out of hazmat suits – thats' The Wastelanders Ball. Put on by the same team who are responsible for the 5-day Wasteland Weekend event in September, the Wastelanders Ball is sort of a winter[...]

We wish we were out in the middle of the desert this week/weekend to experience the absolute madness (and awesomeness) that is Wasteland Weekend. Fans of Mad Max no doubt have heard of the post-apocalyptic event, which strives to create a thriving outpost in the days following the fall of civilization According to Wasteland Weekend's post-2017[...]

Beginning in December and launching under the banner of "Best of HBO International," the cable giant will host two series each from Latin America, Europe and Asia via HBO Now, HBO Go and HBO's linear VOD platforms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=XV3UFp_7HwMVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: The Best of HBO is Going International: Wasteland, Pakt, El Hipnotizador[...]

inXile Entertainment, the studio behind Wasteland 2, Torment: Tides of Numenera, and The Mage's Tale, secured a combined investment of $4.5M for equity and project investment from gumi VR Inc., a subsidiary of global entertainment publisher and developer gumi Inc inXile Entertainment, currently in development on The Bard's Tale IV and Wasteland 3, will use the funding[...]

Fig.co, the video game crowdfunding site that allows you to invest in a video game's future sales through Fig Game Shares, announced today that the United States Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) has approved Fig Game Shares for Wasteland 3. Wasteland 3 is one of the first successes for Fig, with it's campaign meeting 113% of its[...]

They have quite a few projects being funded at the moment, including Wasteland 3, Psychonauts 2, and Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire. After the closing of Steam Greenlight and announcement of its replacement, Steam Direct, Fig the gaming crowdfunding site has announced their Fig Finishing Fund initiative The Finishing Fund will commit up to $500,000 USD to help[...]

I can't see anyone suing though… Looks like someone needs some Ki-Ora in Wasteland Vol 10. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London With a signing today for Gabriel Hardman and Corinna Bechko, and Becky Cloonan next week, and a gallery of the work of Sean Phillips currently on display. Lots of comic books out today… People are probably going to[...]

By David Dissanayake Antony Johnston and Christopher Mitten's fantastic series Umbral from Image Comics begins its second arc in today's issue #7.  I've been a big supporter of this creative duo since Wasteland, one of the first ongoing series I started following on a regular basis. Worldbuilders of the highest order, the Johnston/Mitten duo bring that rare[...]

Ridicule, you see, is nothing to be scared of." From Wasteland #55.   Something tells m that she might have preferred Jemima From Sixth Gun #41 You know even when kneeling, Dave Prowse would tower over most men Nothing has really changed here, in Star Wars #18. The Edgar Allen Poe Morella Murders: Rue Morgue give us a[...]

Even the merest mention in the new Chew is enough to set the heart aflutter. Manifest Destiny #2, my favourite comic this week, and here's one reason why, a stunning fall from a cliff, with comic panelling utilised to the full, even a minor eclipse of the sun. Add a bunch of Minotaurs and horse headed centaurs[...]

From the Wasteland team of Anthony Johnston and Justin Greenwood There's a website It will probably be updated soon And it looks like something from space. More news at Thought Bubble… or before? A new Image comic Probbaly for March From the Wasteland team of Anthony Johnston and Justin Greenwood There's a website It will probably[...]

No one redefined the comic book landscape quite like Alan Moore in the 1980s, and the year 1985 was one of the most creative of his career.  He'd taken Saga of the Swamp Thing to new levels of horror and brilliance.  He'd introduced the world to John Constantine, a magic con man and later, Hellblazer. [...]

Wasteland No zombies in sight, but it is a rather post apocalyptic scenario that touches the heart with very human stories a world away Antony Johnston is clearly into this book for the long haul, and Oni Press have recently relaunched the series.There's a good chunk to keep them going… 7 Marvel Zombies On the back[...]

Because also on Wednesday, for a single dollar, they can pick up Oni Press' Wasteland #33 by Antony Johnston and Justin Greenwood, a new artist for a new story, and intended to be as new reader friendly as they can be, and starting a new monthly schedule for the book. What's it about? Here's a synopsis[...]

None of the relaunch titles, Marvel have only got one comic with Wolverine in it (and it's Wolverine), and even Avatar, publishers of Bleeding Cool? Bupkiss. So what will you spend your money on? Trade paperbacks and hardcover collections aside (and I do have my eye on that Kieron Gillen Thor Omnibus), here's a few for your[...]

Antony Johnston's apocalyptical rebuilding comic, Wasteland from Oni was aways meant to monthly. But something slipped, as these things are want to do. But now issue 33 in January will begin a new story, have a new artist, Justin Greenwood, and will cost one dollar. If you haven't been enjoying Wasteland, what an excellent place to start! Then of[...]

It's funny, it's incitful and with this book… it's final. Or is it? Yes, yes it's final. Wasteland #25, $5.99 from Oni Press by Antony Johnston and Christopher Mitten. I like Walking Dead I like Walking Dead a lot But Wasteland is better I know, they're very different comics, but they are both longform serialised stories about surviving in[...]