There are books in my life that I return to, over and over again. Books such as Watership Down, Dune, and Watchmen call to me requiring that I once again make my pilgrimage through those hallowed pages. Each sojourn there amongst these brings a new insight, yields a new layer of experience. The best books […]
Blackest Night is coming… …and we here at IoM will be your one-stop-shop for all your Blackest Night info! Leading up to July’s monster event, we’ll have stories about the key players, the events that have led up to the biggest storyline in Green Lantern history, and plenty of great info about the event itself! […]
It’s winter of the year 1152. The season has been a tough one, and the town of Lockhaven is running dangerously short on food and supplies. A small team of elite soldiers serving as diplomats (Saxon, Kenzie, Lieam, and Sadie, led by Celanawe) make their way through the snow blanketed territories to improve relations between […]
With the announcement of Escape From Wonderland, we thought we’d hit Raven Gregory up for any more information he could give us about the upcoming end to Zenescope’s Wonderland Trilogy. Click the image below to check out our questions after the jump!
If you’ve ever wanted to see a bunch of geeks in one place, check your local listings for conventions. Gaming, anime, science fiction or just a mixture of all kinds of geek related culture. Depending on the size and the theme of the convention, you can see quite a few different aspects of the geek […]
Including! A Two-Part Interview with Dave Petersen, creator of Mouse Guard! An Interview with Luke Crane, co-writer of Mouse Guard: The Role Playing Game! An Interview with Jake Parker, creator of Missile Mouse! And other reviews, news, and even some AWESOME contests you won’t want to miss!
Free Comic Book Day is Saturday, May 2nd.
Sean Patrick Fannon’s 2008 was not his best year. The Shaintar author described the year as “significantly difficult” in a blog from last October. He went on to paint a very dismal picture of 2008: “The love of my life shattered my heart;” “A family member has, in the course of destroying his own life, […]
I think 2008 was the definitive year that independent comics, for me, surpassed mainstream comics in both art and story quality, as well as in my purchases. Don’t get me wrong, I still collect some mainstream titles, but most are published by DC – the Bat books (which I don’t see myself stopping anytime soon) […]
I enjoy DC’s Justice Society of America, but was actually looking forward to dropping the title at the end of Geoff Johns’ run. I don’t really follow Fables, so, although I know Bill Willingham and Matt Sturges (the upcoming writing team) are highly regarded, I’m not too familiar with their work. Then damn @$$ DC […]