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Shelly Bond, Will Dennis and Mark Doyle Promoted as the New Vertigo Guard

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 19, 2012 | News

Since it was announced that Karen Berger was leaving Vertigo, a role she’s held and defined within the industry, a lot of fans and professionals have been curious and concerned as to what would happen to the imprint. Berger was a huge influence on many people, and without her Vertigo simply could not be the […]

Coming Next Year – NIRO From Cameron Stewart

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 18, 2012 | News

A new teaser has popped up online for an upcoming comic by the Eisner Award winning Cameron Stewart. What more do you need to know? Coming 2013. Ok, here are a few more images that are assumedly related, collected from Stewart’s instagram:

This Week In Comics!

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 18, 2012 | News

We figure it might help to let you guys know what’s coming out this week in comics, so welcome to our weekly feature! Our reviews come out Thursday (with perhaps some advances for tomorrow if you’re lucky), so be sure to look over this list to get a preview of what we may or may […]

“The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys” Finally Sees The Light Of Day In 2013

By Alice W. Castle | Dec 17, 2012 | News

In the video for My Chemical Romance’s song Na Na Na, we saw a day in the lives of the Fabulous Killjoys interrupted by Korse and in the video for SING we saw the Killjoys meet their demise in a daring rescue mission. But the story doesn’t end there as Dark Horse has announced today […]

Check Out Cory Walker’s Invincible #100 Cover

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 17, 2012 | News

Revealed at MTV Geek, we now have our first look at Cory Walker’s previously unseen cover to the hundredth issue of “Invincible.” Those of you who remember the first cover to the book he started with Robert Kirkman may recognize the posing, which makes it pretty much the single most clever cover of the bunch, […]

Garry Henderson Speaks Out Against Zenescope

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 14, 2012 | News

No need for us to say too much here. Consider this a signal boost, if you will. From his DeviantArt blog (as a note, quite a few expletives in there): Well it only took almost 4 fucking years and a 30% fee to a collection agency, but I FINALLY got the rest of my money from Zenescope. […]

Chuck Dixon And Paul Gulacy Takes G.I. Joe on “Special Missions”

By Alice W. Castle | Dec 14, 2012 | News

They were the creative on the “G.I. Joe” ongoing, but with the reboot of the entire “G.I. Joe” line Chuck Dixon and Paul Gulacy are taking on “G.I. Joe: Special Missions”. Promising to tie directly into Fred Van Lente’s and Steve Kurth’s “G.I. Joe” ongoing, Dixon and Gulacy are looking to show the exploits of […]

IDW Brings You The Showdown You’ve Always Wanted: Aliens Vs. Zombies

By Alice W. Castle | Dec 14, 2012 | News

We’ve seen them fight everything except each other. Aliens and zombies, finally facing off against each, brought to by “Colonized” a four-issue miniseries by Chris Ryall and Drew Moss. The premise is simple: in a Collective, cut off from the rest of the world, Huxley Robertson’s mourning of his father and attempts to turn the […]

Brian Buccellato Spills More Details Of “Black Bat” Revival

By Alice W. Castle | Dec 14, 2012 | News

A staple of ’30s pulp comic books and a clear inspiration for elements of that Batman mythos, the Black Bat hasn’t been utilised in years. Until now. In an interview with Newsarama “Flash” co-writer, Brian Buccellato has talked about how he plans to bring back the character for a series published by Dynamite Entertainment in […]

Skullkickers Relaunches Again As The Savage Skullkickers

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 14, 2012 | News

Ah, I’m beginning to get this now. A pattern emerges. In March, instead of “Uncanny Skullkickers” #2 or “Skullkickers” #20, Jim Zub and Edwin Huang’s series will relaunch again — this time as “The Savage Skullkickers.” A #20 variant will be made, but instead we are given an “even more perfect” jumping-on point for new readers. […]

DC VPs On The Future Of Vertigo; Book Schedule Reveals New Omnibus Plans

By Alice W. Castle | Dec 14, 2012 | News

A lot of folks, including ourselves, have been worried about the future state of Vertigo lately. With the stepping down of Karen Berger as executive editor and the switch from the long-running “Hellblazer” to the New 52 “Constantine”, a lot of us were worried that DC might be looking to wrap up the imprint. Well, […]

Jeopardy Airs Their Marvel NOW! Episode

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 13, 2012 | News

As promised by Marvel, on tonights episode of Jeopardy a category in Double Jeopardy entitled “Marvel NOW!” was one of the options for contestants to play. Each answer was accompanied by a picture of the #1 issue of its respective series, and the reaction was … well, as a comic fan who knew the answers, […]

Image Responds To The Reprint Decision In Open Letter, Saga #7 Gets Second Printing

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 13, 2012 | News

Yesterday we told you about how Image was no longer going to be reprinting select comics, such as “Saga” #7, with the hopes that this would boost sales of the series and encourage retailers to take the chances that they do on comics from DC or Marvel with their own. Given the popularity of things […]

Paul Scheer To Write Comic At BOOM!; “Aliens Vs. Parker”

By Alice W. Castle | Dec 13, 2012 | News

In an interview with CBR writers Paul Scheer and Nick Giovannetti have revealed their upcoming project with BOOM! Studios: “Aliens Vs. Parker”. A four issue miniseries due for next year, the story follows a group of space couriers who, when trying to deliver a package, crashland on an unknown planet. Described by Giovannetti as “our […]

Zeb Wells And Joe Madureira To Conclude Their Spider-Man Story

By Alice W. Castle | Dec 13, 2012 | News

Zeb Wells, in a recent interview with Spinoff, revealed that he has been writing pages for a Spider-Man project for editor Stephen Wacker and artist Joe Madureira. If you remember, Wells and Madureira launched the “Avenging Spider-Man” with a three-issue story featuring a Spider-Man team-up with Red Hulk. Madureira rotated off the book, presumably because […]

Fear Agent Library Edition Volume 1 Sells Out, Reprint On The Way

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 13, 2012 | News

This should surprise absolutely no one – the long awaited giant hardcover half-omnibus of Rick Remender’s “Fear Agent,” featuring the art of Jerome Opena and Tony Moore, has sold out at a distributor level. That means that if you don’t find it in a store somewhere, you are plum out of luck my friends. They […]

Image Takes Another Rib At Marvel With Quite Savage

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 13, 2012 | News

Just like with “Uncanny Skullkickers,” Image is doing another parody of Marvel’s NOW! teases — this time with “Quite Savage” written on what appears to be leather, or perhaps some kind of dino-skin. Also noticeable is that the listing is Artist, Writer as opposed to Marvel’s Writer, Artist which could be a clue as to […]

Wolverine Thinks Deep Thoughts While Perching Half Naked In The Rain

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 13, 2012 | News

Released last night sometime, the new international poster for The Wolverine was put onto the internets for viewers like you. Featuring a half naked Wolverine perching in the ra– well, you read the headline, right? You get it. You see it. And you can see the full one-sheet poster below. I don’t know about you […]

Bunn and Rosanas Team-Up for Ultimate Comics Wolverine

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 12, 2012 | News

Normally we save this sort of thing for our solicit analysis articles (coming next week to a website near you), but this was one of those things we couldn’t wait for. Come March 2013, Cullen Bunn will be writing and Ramon Rosanas will be illustrating an “Ultimate Comics Wolverine” mini-series, a story that will dive […]

The DMZ Show That Never Was

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 12, 2012 | News

Posted on his tumblr, Brian Wood revealed earlier this morning the pitch he had put together for a television adaptation of “DMZ.” Done at DC’s request, the show was supposed to Wire-esque while using younger versions of the cast, with Matty Roth now a 23 year old. It’s a pretty great sounding pitch that would’ve […]

Image No Longer Publishing Second Prints Of Select Titles

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 12, 2012 | News

In a letter to retailers (that was then published by Bleeding Cool), Jennifer deGuzman revealed that Image will no longer be publishing second prints of later issues for titles like “Saga” (#7 of which just sold out), “Fatale” and more high-profile top-selling books. While it may sound a bit shocking at first, the reason behind […]

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