Undervalued Spotlight #42
This comic book does not get the respect it deserves. March 1965 is very early for Marvel Comics, The Silver Surfer and Galactus were still a year away while the Amazing Spider-Man title was only...
Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
This comic book does not get the respect it deserves. March 1965 is very early for Marvel Comics, The Silver Surfer and Galactus were still a year away while the Amazing Spider-Man title was only...
The newest webcomic to join to the Comic Book Daily family is Dressed For Success. Written and Drawn by Egesta Comics‘ Chris Howard and Jeff Wasson. We’ll be updating Tuesday and Thursday until we catch up with their current run.…
The full line up of new-look Looney Tunes has been unveiled from designer Jessica Borutski who redesigned them for the new animated TV seriescon Cartoon Network, The Looney Tunes Show. She writes; Here they are!! Man I had fun drawing…
A new casting update for AMC’s The Walking Dead, this one for the pivotal role of protagonist Rick Grimes’ son, Carl. He’s going to be portrayed by Chandler Riggs, who is a bit of a newcomer to acting. Throughout the…
In my last article, I discussed the ritualistic nature of comic book collecting and participating in comic book fandom. I then outlined the challenges facing the industry in terms of increasing a readership that has been diminishing over the last…
Writers: Andy Diggle and Antony Johnston Artists: Marco Checchetto, Matt Hollingsworth, Joe Caramagna, and Paolo Rivera With Marvel’s summer event Shadowland drawing near, the Daredevil team is gearing up for the event that will pit Matt Murdock dead at the…
On his Twitter feed, Geoff Johns just announced there are many plans in store for Jamie Reyes, the current Blue Beetle. Jaime will be appearing in “most of” the episodes of Batman: The Brave and the Bold this coming season,…
Keeping in with this weekend’s theme of lazy reporting by posting cool comic related video clips, we’re gonna bring to your attention, the upcoming Scott Pilgrim game by Ubisoft. Look for it on the PS3 or the xbox360 through their…
Get ready to rumble once more with Marvel characters as Marvel vs Capcom returns for a third time. This time around, the game seems to have taken a cue from Street Fighter 4 and runs in 2.5 D. In addition…
Entertainment Tonight was recently on the set of the Thor movie and we got some cool footage of Chris Hemsworth in costume and Anthony Hopkins as Odin One-Eye. Eye patched Hopkins? Good enough for me. But listening to Hemsworth speak…
The second day of the Toronto Comicon/Fan Appreciation event was just as awesome as the first. Perhaps more so as I got to interview the fantabulous Mr. Greg Rucka. In other news, I began and almost completed my collection of…
This week I wanted to feature a collecting focus that is beyond cool. It’s nice to have that Amazing Spider-Man run and that Batman run but thousands of those runs are being put together (with perhaps thousands more already completed). What will really impress the guests at your dinner party is the run of Feature Books you are trying to
Well with convention season in full swing, I thought it was time for a look into the crystal ball and take a look and see what we may have in store for the future. Before we begin, these predictions are…
The newest webcomic to join to the Comic Book Daily family is Dressed For Success. Written and Drawn by Egesta Comics‘ Chris Howard and Jeff Wasson. We’ll be updating Tuesday and Thursday until we catch up with their current run.…
My apologies for the delay in getting this week’s column up. But our comments are up and running so let us know what you think of Why are we thinking about this? and chime in with your suggestions and beliefs on…
This week Comic Culture’s hosts Walter Durajlija and Chris Owen discuss comics and westerns, Green Lantern and Kermit the Frog. Walt also gets Jim Lee and Frank Cho mixed up...
Review: Justice League: Cry for Justice (Hardcover) Writer: James Robinson Artists: Mauro Cascioli and Scott Clark Howdy folks, I’m back again with a special review of Cry for Justice, a seven issue mini-series starring a pro-active Justice League aiming…
Kirby Krackle – named after one of the greatest of Jack Kirby’s contributions to comics (which is saying a lot) – is a stellar band. And below, you’ll see the new video for “Up, Up, Down, Down.”
It’s the Furry* book that even non-Furries will own. Blacksad. I’ve never read it. I’ve seen scans over on Scans_Daily, and read about Tim Sale’s love of the series, but I’ve never found a copy that wasn’t outrageously priced. So…
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