MSC #29
MSC is the brainchild of Mike Laidman and is a semi-autobiographical slice of life tale featuring video games, ninjas. paintball and more! You can catch more of it over at msc.biscuitpress.com
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Review | Xenozoic
Long time comic fans will recognize Xenozoic Tales as a long running black and white story told by Mark Schultz, or adapted to the little screen as the animated Cadillacs And Dinosaurs. I had thumbed the various issues and collections…
Just A Thought | When Are Creators The Book?
Earlier this week it was announced that Warner Brothers was proceeding with pre-pre-production on a new Buffy the Vampire Slayer film WITHOUT Joss Whedon. Given my love of the tv series and current comic series, my reaction of “Urgh!” is…
Rumour Du Jour: Fan Expo Canada 2011 To Be 4 Days?
We overheard at Toronto ComiCON a rumour that Hobbystar CEO Aman Gupta is planning to have hold 2011’s Toronto’s Fan Expo over the course of four days. The Thursday hours will be the same as the former Friday’s. For dealers…
Comic Culture Radio Podcast | November 24th
Comic Culture: November 24th This week hosts Chris Owen and Walter Durajlija are joined by CBD columnist Scott VanderPloeg. Topics this week range from the new Buffy movie and the new Spider-Man Broadway play to Scott’s collection of original art…
CBD’s 52Qs | #13: "What's your take on the new direction of the Batman line?"
Every week CBD’s Editor in Chief Pete DeCourcy asks the question and the crew (and special guests) give their answers, we’ll be doing this for 52 weeks. Tip of the hat goes to the gang at Scans_Daily for the inspiration.…
Conventions energize Kill Shakespeare creators
I visited with Kill Shakespeare creators Conor McCreery, Anthony Del Col and Andy Belanger early last week as they held an hour long discussion at The Central in Toronto. They all looked fairly tired. The previous night they had held…
Review | Dan Brereton: The Goddess & The Monster
Dan Brereton has been pigeon-holed as an artist of horror and horror comics. Image has published Dan Brereton: The Goddess & The Monster, a hardcover art book collecting various horror illustrations. Let the pigeon-holing continue. Here’s the publisher’s blurb: After…
MSC #28
MSC is the brainchild of Mike Laidman and is a semi-autobiographical slice of life tale featuring video games, ninjas. paintball and more! You can catch more of it over at msc.biscuitpress.com
WHOSOEVER HOLDS THIS HAMMER: I Hate Hardcovers, No I Love Hardcovers
Whosoever Holds This Hammer appears every Tuesday exclusively on Comic Book Daily. Here at the Comic Book Daily offices we often get into heated conversations about comic books, and there is no one who enjoys furious debate more than Scott…
The Big Comic Comfy Couch: Episode 1
I’ve toyed with this idea for some time, and hopefully I’ll be able to make this a regular thing. So, for my first foray into CBD’s blogosphere, I’ll be looking at the this past weekend’s Toronto Comic Con. Like the…
Lethargic Lad #127.2 & 127.3
Catch more Lethargic Lad by Gred Hyland at www.lethargiclad.com
The Once (Considered) and Future Spider-Men
So Donald Glover tweeted this photo last night: For those of you not in the know – that’s Andrew Garfield the new Peter Parker. He who looks like a Ditko drawing, all bushy eyebrows and thin, bordering on sickly physique.…
Galloway Park 2 – Page 9
James demonstrates how to call in a favor as our plot thickens.
Bound Together | The Tick Omnibus
During the 1990s The Tick from Ben Edlund and New England Comics was the hottest comic property going. The black and white comics were a smash success that led to an animated cartoon and a live action television series. Of…
Review: Brightest Day by Day | Issue #14
Writers: Geoff Johns and Peter Tomasi Artists: Ivan Reis and Joe Prado Colours: Peter Steigerwald Covers: David Finch; Ivan Reis with Hi-Fi Letters: Rob Clark Jr. Publisher: DC Guess who’s back! Yes, despite all my misgivings about this series I’ve…
Talbot Confirms More Grandville Over Twitter
If you’re a fan of Bryan Talbot’s Steampunk/Furry action adventure series Grandville (Grandville Mon Amour was released last week). Then It’s a good day to be open with your family that you’re reading books about police detective badgers. Over Twitter…
The latest Green Hornet trailer looks great and with 100% more Kato!
Oddly enough, after watching the Green Lantern trailer on the big screen and seeing the brand new Green Hornet trailer I find myself being more excited for the Hornet movie. The trailer isn’t that much different from the original trailer…
What Could Have Been: Azzarello and Pope on Kamandi
Paul Pope let slip some interesting factoids via his twitter feed today when he showed off some gorgeous concept artwork for an aborted Kamandi pitch to be written by Brian Azzarello with art by himself. Pope wrote: He went on…
Review | Conan Volume 7: Cimmeria
I was a faithful fan of Dark Horse’s Conan relaunch with Cary Nord as artist but after he left I drifted away. Came across Conan: Cimmeria or Conan Volume 7, depending how you interpret the spine and title page of…
Undervalued Spotlight #63
My Greatest Adventure #80, DC Comics, June 1963 This comic book has the perfect mix of history, controversy, age and quality to make it a must have. First off there is a bit of a dispute revolving around the creative…