If the honeymoon wasn’t over when Ollie (aka Green Arrow) was abducted by the Amazons and Dinah (aka Black Canary) killed the Ollie-look-a-like, then issue #31 of Justice League of America certainly documents the beginning of what can only be some real problems for the couple. In the aftermath of the craptacular Final Crisis, the […]
Well, secret’s out of the bag. Still, the below ads, cool as they may be, aren’t showing the Martian Manhunter Black Lantern that was in the DC Direct ad. But they do show a character that’s been hinted at, seen for the first time. I totally dig the way they did the ads too. Thanks […]
I’ve been batting around an idea for our new contest for a while now. I mean, after our Batman, Final Crisis, and Resident Evil contests, what comes next? Well, I’ve decided to do something that combines the interests of your two main IoM correspondents. Aron loves Role Playing. I love mice with weapons. What does […]
Just got the bad news from Zenescope: Zenescope Entertainment and No Quarter Entertainment have decided to cancel their plan to launch the pirate-themed comic book entitled NO QUARTER which was originally set for a June 2009 release date. The venture was anticipated by Zenescope fans, especially those hungry for a pirate series. “We feel bad […]
Marvel made comic collecting easy for me. After Secret Invasion, I decided that the Marvel Universe was not a universe I was interested in. I love Spider-Man, but after making a deal with Mephisto and all the yada yada that followed, I just couldn’t get into Brand New Day. I even tried again when they […]
I know it may be a little odd to see a review of a children’s novel here on IoM. Still, when said children’s book involves a character slicing off his own arm with a scythe, people being turned inside out in a ball of “pulverized bone and shredded flesh,” and an-all out battle between good […]
When I was just a wee fanboy, Sunday was comic book day. It wasn’t the day new comics came out. Rather, it was the day I went to the comic shop. My parents were divorced. I lived with Mom, staying with Dad every other weekend. No matter where I was, though, Sunday was comic book […]
So, Tony Daniel’s blog is still down, but through the wonders of the internet, you can still find the goodies he posted about the post-Battle for the cowl Batman and Robin designs. I posted the first here, which gives away the identity of Batman, and you can see Robin after the jump!
So, back in February, I professed my love for Skulduggery Pleasant, the series of novels about the skeleton detective and his teenage sidekick, Valkyrie Cain. I also explained my frustration that the book was due out in April overseas, but wouldn’t see the light of day in the US until August. Well, as it turns […]
Sorry, not going to give it away here. You’re going to have to read after the jump to find out! Tony Daniel (the current writer/artist of Battle for the Cowl) posted on his blog yesterday (the posting was removed later in the day, and now the blog is down entirely) some redesign ideas for the […]