I know Vertigo Comics has always kind of been on the radar for comic fans looking for stuff a little out of the ordinary. I mean, we’re talking about the publisher that released the revolutionary Preacher, 100 Bullets, Sandman, Fables, and many more. Still, it’s been a while since Vertigo has seen a big runaway […]
We’re still posting new stories, but this one will be at the top for the next day or two! Scroll down for the newest goodies! This week, we discuss all kinds of fun stuff: Geek wear; DC’s all new Wednesday Comics featuring innovative, yet nostalgic formatting; Green Lantern #43, Prologue to Blackest Night Red Robin […]
Reading this month’s issue of Rue Morgue, I came across an article about an upcoming book entitled October Shadows: A Celebration of Halloween in Art. Apparently, each Fall, there’s an art show exhibiting art that pays homage to the traditions of Halloween – the stuff that reminded us of Halloween as kids, like pumpkins, witches, […]
Article Source: Variety So, according to the Variety article linked above, in the whole Siegel court case against Warner Bros. and DC Comics, the WB and DC won. Or did they? The point of the course case was that the Siegel’s accused DC Comics and Warner Bros. of, basically, doing under the table dealings in […]
We here at IoM love Zenescope Comics. And now, we’ve got some kick@$$ news from them about some of the new titles they’re premiering at this year’s San Diego Comic Con … check it below! Zenescope announces Comic-Con International Plans Zenescope announced today it will debut a preview issue flip-book for two upcoming sci-fi titles […]
I just came across this site the other day and had to share because I thought it was too darn cool. “San Francisco’s first green comic book store/cafe,” The Caffeinated Comics Company, located on Mission Street in San Francisco, California finally does what I wish more comic shops would do … they combine the fun […]
On July 15th, DC Comics’ Blackest Night #1 will be hitting comic shops, heralding in what may be the biggest comic event of the year, and the most shocking. We here at IoM have been presenting a history of each of the corps involved in the upcoming battle, as well as some background on the […]
Thanks to DCU’s Source Blog, we now have an idea of who’s going to be working on Batman once Mark Bagley ends his guest stint on the series. Starting in October, after the conclusion of his “Long Shadow” arc, Judd Winick and Mark Bagley will pass the BATMAN baton to writer/artist Tony Daniel, who’ll be […]
In this the very first audio edition of Funny Books with Aron & Paulie, we discuss the return of Steve Rogers/Captain America, the absence of Batman, and the new Batman and Robin. We also chat about Batwoman and Justice League: Cry for Justice in addition to many other books from July 1, 2009. Plus, an […]
One of the things I find most interesting about the whole Batman: Reborn line is that it seems that some of the original teams are not working out, but DC isn’t making a big deal of things, pulling in “guest artists” quickly and keeping the momentum going. It seems like they learned their lesson from […]