Disney’s Hero Squad: Ultraheroes #1 (Boom Kids! – Secchi / Turconi /  Ogle / Murray  / Cobain) Bursting from the pages of Walt Disney’s Comics And Stories comes Disney’s Hero Squad in its own ongoing series! Super Goof! The Duck Avenger! Eega Beeva! The Red Bat! Disney’s mightiest in their own book, because you demanded [...]

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You got our take on DC a few days ago, here is from Joe’s corner of the world… Best Marvel Greg – For the better part of this year, Dark Avengers was the best book I wasn’t reading. It was only through the use of my geek friends that lent me their issues that I [...]

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Pinocchio (Zenescope – Tedesco / Seidman / Hoover / Brusha / Rodriguez / Ruffino) Two powerful stories collide in one of the most powerful and gut-wrenching Grimm Fairy Tales collections to ever hit stands! A single father has only his young son left in this world. It is a bond that can never be shattered, [...]

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It seems Marvel will trying a much “lighter” and more family-friendly approach – From Marvel.com – New York, NY (January 28, 2010) – Marvel Comics is proud to announce The Heroic Age, the dawn of an exciting new era of heroism in the Marvel Universe! Beginning in May 2010 with the release of AVENGERS #1, [...]

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Press Release 1/26 – January 26th, 2010 – BOOM! Studios announces a new imprint today. It’s called BOOM! Town — BOOM!’s home for high quality, lit-oriented comix. We’re going to do some cool stuff.

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The arguments have been given and the arguments have been made and over the next few days we will be giving you what came from The Pullbox Awards 2009.  We will  start with the best and worst of  the DCU Best of DC Mike – Batman and Robin – I know Battle for the Cowl [...]

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Herc from AICN reports this on The Walking Dead series on AMC. “AMC last week greenlit to pilot “The Walking Dead,” writer-director Frank Darabont’s adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s graphic novel series. The funnybook, set in a world overrun by zombies, follows a handful of survivors in search of a safe place to live. Darabont’s credits [...]

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The Unknown: The Devil Made Flesh #4 (of 4) (Boom! – Waid / Oosterveer) Mark Waid’s hit new original series comes to it’s final conclusion as Catherine’s terminal condition finally reaches critical mass! With the clock ticking down to the inevitable, what sort of deal with the devil will Doyle have to make for Catherine’s [...]

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Green Lantern Corps #44 (DC – Tomasi / Gleason / Buchman ) Witness the fury of Guy Gardner – Red Lantern! But what horrible attack on the Corps would fuel Guy’s rage? And how can anyone save him from the grip of the crimson fury? While being fairly removed from the main events of Blackest [...]

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I know this has been out for a while, but it still makes me laugh… everytime! C2E2 site here!

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Lackadaisy Volume 1 (4th Dimension Entertainment – Tracy J. Butler) So, I finally got around to checking out Lackadaisy.  What I knew about the book is that it had a pretty cool stylistic cover, it collected a web-comic and that it was a prohibition gangster type story… with cats.  I’m not quite sure if it’s [...]

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Tweet Found this at Newsarama.com: Wednesday morning Entertainment Weekly broke the news that publisher Yen Press will publish the manga-influenced Twilight: The Graphic Novel, Vol. 1 on March 16th 2010, with a reported first printing of 350k copies. The original novel will be adapted by creator Young Kim (described by EW as “faithfully” translated) and [...]

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