Justice League of America Wedding Special #1 is not a throw-away one-shot. It is in fact the first issue of Dwayne McDuffie’s run on Justice League of America, part one of “Unlimited,” starring the Injustice League. If you plan to read Dwayne McDuffie’s Justice League, you need to get this issue. Plus, it’s damn good….
Cable sucks. I cheered when that guy died. He was dead weight in Cable & Deadpool, and now that he’s dead weight in the Marvel Universe, that title’s been phenomenal. So what does Marvel do? Cancel Cable & Deadpool and launch a new Cable title. That just sucks, which is pretty appropriate given my opening…
There’s change in the wind around Mark Waid these days. The big news of recent of course is his move to Boom! Studios as Editor in Chief. That’s a big deal, given his history with DC. And now, with the pending release of Potter’s Field, Waid is changing in another way, going from his typical…
You’ve probably seen this cover by now. And it’s coming … the X-Men are going to be disassembled! The very fabric of the mutant team will be shoved in another direction, with September 10 being the day we find out. Insert “never forget” joke. But this is literally nothing new. Marvel has disassembled the X-Men…
Never mind two slow issues. Give me even the hint of a Tony Stark ass-whooping and I’m sold. Huh, maybe Marvel knew what they were doing with Civil War after all…
Mike Wieringo was one of the first comics creators I ever became a fan of. He was one of the first guys whose stuff I liked so much I’d follow him to a new book without hesitation. Sensational Spider-Man to Tellos to Fantastic Four and back to Spider-Man again, I’m a happier person having ejoyed…
Warren Ellis seems like a decent enough guy. His WarrenEllis.com blog is really entertaining, and full of useless but awesome crap (random pictures, etc.). He’s got a niche fanbase that may not be the size of say, Grant Morrison or Neil Gaiman, but certainly warrants some golf applause. But here’s the thing. His writing is…
If you weren’t able to make it to Comic-Con this year, DC is making it a little easier on you by posting podcasts of their panels at their downloads page. The selections are: » CMX: Manga in Demand » Vertigo Voices: The Fables Forum » DC: The Big Guns » Spotlight On Christos N. Gage…
While most organizations reporting on San Diego’s Comic-Con are probably looking for the exciting announcements and leaks, the San Diego Union-Tribune ran a story Wednesday revealing the convention’s “charity” status. …the 38th annual San Diego Comic-Con International, which opens tonight, is registered with the federal government as a public charity, placed in the same general…
While I wasn’t able to make it to the Con, my PR pals on the Left Coast have been nice enough to keep me updated on all that’s going on. Well, actually my PR pals at pretty much every publisher outside of Marvel. But that’s a whole ‘nother story. BOOM! Studios has a lot happening….