Tweet I haven’t seen this yet – but I can’t wait to! The urban psychological-thriller Boy Wonder, written and directed by Michael Morrissey, will screen at the 2nd annual Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2) in Chicago, March 18-20, at McCormick Place Convention Center. The popular fan event attracted nearly 30,000 attendees from across the [...]

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Tweet If you missed it the first time around (which wouldn’t be hard to do because Darkwing Duck is majorly under-rated!), Darkwing Duck #5-8 was nothing less than the ultimate inside joke for geeks of all ages and types.  There were send-ups to our fav movies, TV shows, 80′s cartoons, comics – every page of [...]

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Tweet From DC’s Source – FLASHPOINT is an epic storyline and a huge undertaking. How did you become involved in the project? How long has it been in the works? As I was wrapping up the Batman “Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader” 2-parter that I did with Neil, I had asked Dan Didio if [...]

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Tweet Abyss: Family Issues #1 (Red 5 Comics – Rubio / Ruiz / Henderson /Petrei ) “For Eric Hoffman, it’s no easy task to convince the world that he’s not the super-villain that his father was. But when a family secret is revealed, it threatens to rock the super-heroing community with a surprising scandal!” My [...]

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Tweet Marvel is pleased to present your first look at a stunning new variant cover for FF #1! Prepare to jump into tomorrow as Stan Goldberg, the original colorist for Fantastic Four #1 in 1961, provides a classic cover that can’t be missed by any Fantastic Four fan! This March, the remaining members of Marvels’ [...]

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Tweet The Art of Boom! (Boom! – various) Celebrating the company’s 5-year anniversary, this limited edition hardcover spotlights the greatest covers from the last 5 years of BOOM!’s publishing catalogue. Dave Johnson, John Cassaday, Rafael Albuquerque, Tim Bradstreet, Sean Phillips, and many others grace the pages of this one-of-a-kind collection from some of today’s hottest [...]

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Tweet I don’t read many mutant titles at all – makes me wonder what I have been missing out on… still love Remender’s The End League! Marvel is pleased to present your first look at Uncanny X-Force #6, from red hot writer Rick Remender and acclaimed illustrator Esad Ribic! The Avengers, the X-Men, and the [...]

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Tweet Atomic Robo and the Deadly Art of Science #4 (of 5)  (Red 5 – Clevinger / Wegener / Pattison / Powell) New York City, 1931. Wide-eyed Atomic Robo is enjoying the forbidden thrills of chasing down robbers with vigilante Jack Tarot, but is it stay-at-home time with his father Nikola Tesla that can solve [...]

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Tweet This actually looks fun! Marvel is pleased to present your first look at Identity Wars starting in Amazing Spider-Man Annual #38, from Eisner and Harvey Award-winning writer John Layman and red-hot artist Lee Garbett! Kicking off the annual crossover event, Spider-Man is about to take a trip to the best of all possible (alternate) [...]

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