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DC Preps Smallville Season 11 with Bryan Q Miller and Pere Perez

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 9, 2012 | News

Cat Staggs’ digital cover for #1 Smallville is one of DC’s greatest accomplishments in television from the past decade. No matter where you stood on opinion with the show, whether you were there from the beginning and loved it all or just hated the idea of teen angst ridden Superman, DC managed to get a television […]

Justin Jordan Confirms Luther Strode Sequel: The Legend of Luther Strode

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 8, 2012 | News

Ever since The Strange Talent of Luther Strode began, fans have been asking: “Why just six issues? Why not a whole series? Will there be more? Please tell us there will be more!” Heck, the trade paperback itself was listed as Volume 1, and we’ve been playing the pro-Luther Strode now since before it was even released (and […]

Eric Stephenson Teases Image Expo Exclusives

By David Harper | Feb 8, 2012 | News

If you don’t regularly check out Image Comics publisher Eric Stephenson’s “It Sparkles,” you’re missing out on one of the most off-the-cuff and continuously exciting comic blogs around. You also missed out on a fun little blog for those going to Image Expo over the weekend of February 24 through 26 in Oakland (as you […]

A Batman Annual Is Also On The Way

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 7, 2012 | News

In addition to that Teen Titans Annual as well as the Animal Man Annual previously announced, DC has announced on the Source blog that they will also be releasing a Batman annual (only eight months after its New 52 debut) with a giant-sized 48-page comic starring everyone’s favorite Dark Knight. Unlike the other two, which are preludes […]

DC Gives First Look at Batman Incorporated v2 #1

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 7, 2012 | News

Just look at that beautiful cover by Chris Burnham. There is no additional commentary needed when looking at it, other than the knowledge that this is the cover to the first issue of Batman Incorporated‘s second volume by Grant Morrison and Burnham, coming out in May along with the rest of DC’s second wave. You want […]

Garth Ennis Needs Your Help to Kickstart a Kids Book

By David Harper | Feb 7, 2012 | News

Garth Ennis, a man inarguably known best for his rather adult efforts like Preacher, Hitman, Punisher MAX and The Boys, has a new project up on Kickstarter. This project, titled “Erf,” is a kids book he’s creating with artist Rob Steen. So what is “Erf” exactly? ERF is the story of four friends at the […]

Animal Man Annual Also Coming In May

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 7, 2012 | News

Just like the one we told you about earlier today, DC has announced on the Source blog that they will begin releasing a series of Annuals (only eight months after the New 52 was launched) in the form of giant-sized comics containing more theoretical bang for your buck, with the second entry into the series being […]

Teen Titans Annual Coming In May

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 7, 2012 | News

Starting in May, DC has announced on the Source blog that they will begin releasing a series of Annuals (only eight months after the New 52 was launched) in the form of giant-sized comics containing more theoretical bang for your buck, and it all starts with the Teen Titans by Scott Lobdell, Tom Defalco and […]

This Week In Comics!

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 7, 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 New Amazing Spider-Man Trailer Looks Much Less Ridiculous

By David Harper | Feb 7, 2012 | News

Fear not, all ye Spider-fans. It appears all hope is not yet lost, as the full trailer for Marc Webb’s upcoming The Amazing Spider-Man has been revealed and it looks significantly better than the last one we saw. The biggest reason is something we knew would be great: Andrew Garfield. Perfect casting as Peter Parker, and […]

Alan Moore Discusses Future Plans for the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 6, 2012 | News

In a webchat hosted by Alan Moore as a prize for 58 people who paid $99 for a Kickstarter to raise money for a Harvey Pekar tribute statue, Moore dropped a few notes for fans of his popular series, the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. The first bit of news is that The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen […]

Irredeemable/Incorruptible to End in May

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 6, 2012 | News

Revealed in an interview with current BOOM! Editor in Chief Matt Gagnon, it looks like Mark Waid’s two creator-owned superhero books, Irredeemable and Incorruptible, are both concluding this May with issues #37 and #30, respectively. For those not following along with the titles, Irredeemable featured Waid’s version of the classic super-question, “What would happen if the greatest […]

Watch This: The Avengers Super Bowl Spot

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 6, 2012 | News

Bam! Last night during the tragically canceled Super Bowl, they premiered a new trailer for The Avengers. It’s a fun one, but also something that didn’t really reveal much of anything new besides a cool little conversation between Tony Stark and Loki. But you’re not here to read. You’re here to watch. So watch above!

Finally, The One Forgotten Character In The Before Watchmen Series

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 3, 2012 | News

Sent to us by John Amor via our Tumblr, we have the one character who wanted a prequel to his scene stealing role in Watchmen, but never got it. Poor Squid. No one understands you, from your birth as an oversized regular squid (I guess?) to your modification into a horrible yet artistic beast of […]

Watch This: Boulet Makes A Steampunk Comic

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 3, 2012 | News

The other day, we shared with you Boulet’s 24 Hour Comic Day comic Darkness, in which a young man has to deal with a weid roommate. Today we have something even cooler to share with you: a timelapsed video of Boulet’s process. The most impressive bit of all this? At no point does Boulet lay down […]

DC Reveals "The Liefeld Line-Up"

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 3, 2012 | News

Since it was announced, everyone has been wondering — for the three books that DC has allowed Rob Liefeld to helm, who else would be working on the titles? Or, in some cases, doing all the work against Rob Liefeld’s shared vision for the three titles? Today, that information was announced. On Grifter, Liefeld will be […]

Marvel Releases Four ENDS OF THE EARTH Teasers

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 3, 2012 | News

Marvel loves teasers. As they should, really; it drums up interest, gets people chatting and lets readers have a tiny little taste of the book they might be looking for come (insert day here). This week, Marvel has been releasing teasers for the upcoming “Ends of the Earth” arc in Spider-Man, an event that is […]

Blacksad’s Fourth Volume (Finally) Gets Adapted For American Audiences

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 3, 2012 | News

If you’ve ever read the meta text for Multiversity (the text we snuck in to appear in Google searches and when our posts get linked around), you’ll know that we love two things: comics and cats. So of course, when one combines the two elements, its a shoe-in for one of our favorites. Of course, […]

The Walking Dead Has Something To Fear

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 3, 2012 | News

Well that headline sort of just wrote itself, didn’t it? In the latest of a long, long line of various teasers for upcoming storylines, Image has sent over the above image with no additional commentary, featuring a mysterious person with a bloodstained chainsaw (illustrated by series artist Charlie Adlard), over the words “Something To Fear.” At […]

Jane Goldman To Adapt Nonplayer For The Big Screen

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 3, 2012 | News

In a bit of curious news, it appears that Kick-Ass, X-Men: First Class and Woman in Black screenwriter Jane Goldman will be adapting Nate Simpson’s Nonplayer for the big the screen. The reason this is rather curious, however, is that to date there has been one issue. Now, all things considered, that one issue was absolutely great. But out […]

Robinson and Chang Bring Vandal Savage to DCU Presents

By Matthew Meylikhov | Feb 3, 2012 | News

Announced this morning via DC’s The Source blog, the next line-up for DC’s rotating arc-by-arc spotlight title DC Universe Presents, it seems James Robinson and Bernard Chang will be bringing notorious immortal villain Vandal Savage to the spotlight for three issues, starting with #9 in May. Ryan Sook will also still remain on covers. In […]

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