Shipping from Marvel this coming week:Amazing Spider-Man #633Amazing Spider-Man #634Amazing Spider-Man Presents Black Cat #1Two issues of the three-times-a-month series in the same week as well as a spinoff? This kind of thing usually happens ...
With this "Heroic Age" dawning in the Marvel Universe, every comics fan is looking forward to a new grand era of can-do, gung-ho, happy-go-lucky, cheese-and-bacon flavored superheroes, because for the last few years the Marvel U. has pitted brother against brother ... Asgardian against technocrat ... vigilante versus claws ... Super-Soldier versus bullet. But now, at last, it's going to be just like the old days ... when every hero was ever-ready to team up with another, to fight together for
So I looked at this clever new thing called Square, that’ll let you accept and make card payments on your phone. It comes from a good place: the inspiration was an artist who couldn’t sell a piece of art because he couldn’t process card payments on the spot. I like their intent a great deal. [ ... ] ...
Quickie reviews/reactions to recently read (though not always recently published) comics ... Maybe some SPOILERS ... So yeah, you know ... Young Allies #1 - With its mix of new and experienced young superheroes, this is sort of New Warriors Redux, but that's not a bad thing ... Good cast (Firestar is always welcome, and it's nice to see Sean McKeever writing both Gravity and Nomad again), interesting villains (Ignored super-villain offspring band together as the Bastards of Evil? Genius.), and
I suppose I should comment on Ian Sattler's comments in a Q&A at HeroCon that have been sliced and diced across the comics blogosphere (no links because I can't remember all the places I've seen them) ... A serious topic came up about how characters who are minorities who happened to be legacy characters like Ryan Choi are killed off so their caucasian counterparts can return and how they feel like they are being cheated or sidelined out of their roles. Sattler took a more serious tone.
does the ABCs ... Originally ran in the real good lookin' Failboat Press mini-comic ... NU EARTH #1 (pester Will Kirkby for a free copy here ). I've praised this strip up and down on Twitter; I've emailed it to everyone I thought would like it; I even printed out a copy with my own fair hands to give to Pat Mills at the 2D Festival. Basically, I won't stop until Tharg relents and slips Warwick at least a Future Shock. C'mon, Green Bonce - do the right thing! ...
Long before the the King of Denmark granted Danish merchants monopoly on trade with Iceland, long before the carving of the Jelling Stone, even prior to Björk ... heck, waaaaay before the Sampo ... there were the Norse Gods of Asgard ! Mighty Thor , god of thunder! All-Powerful Odin , the All-Father! Mischievous Loki , god of evil! Or maybe just mischief. We're not quite sure ... The Warriors Three : Larry, Moe, and Curly! (And occasionally Shemp.) Tammy , Norse goddess of the shopping
A TARDIS that sits on your desk, levitates and spins around when you flick it?Magnetism is a wonderful thing!Available for preorder at Entertainment Earth – $35.99 ...
Nexus: Space OperaWritten by Mike BaronPenciled, painted and co-plotted by Steve RudeInked by Rude, Gary Martin, Al Milgrom and Bob WiacekColored by Glenn WhitmoreLettered by Todd KleinPublished by Rude Dude ProductionsHere’s the thing about superhero comics: none of them have the slightest thing to actually say. In the end, it’s all about their own mythos, [ ... ] ...