Funnybooks with Aron and Paulie: The Woeful Tears of Paul Aponte

Andrew’s out “sick” this week, so you’ll have to settle for Aron, Paulie, Tim and Wayne. R.I.P. TiVo Tim’s Rant E-Mail we need to read (Twilight Guardian) Booster Gold in Smallville The Mighty Thor #1 Action Comics #900 Amazing Spider-Man #659 FF #2 Avengers #12.1 Justice League: Generation Lost #24 Wonder Woman #610 Dracula: The […]

Even MORE changes coming to the Batman titles?

So, two recent announcements have me a little concerned/happy.  Well, one has me downright sad.  It seems as if Scott Snyder’s AWESOME arc on Detective Comics is coming to an end after ten issues (see Newsarama).  This is the first time I’d read that his run was actually limited.  Not only that … only ten […]

Barnes and Noble: “The Destination For Comic Lovers?”

So national booksellers Barnes and Noble have announced that they will be expanding their comic selection, starting in June, to include single issue comics (and not just the couple of books).  Barnes and Noble “will begin carrying both Marvel and DC Comics titles that until now have only been available in comics specialty stores.”  Not […]

The Morning Glories Give-a-way!

For months now we’ve been extolling the virtues of Image Comics’ Morning Glories by one of our favorite writers, Nick Spenser, with the spectacular pencils of Joe Eisma. Morning Glory Academy is one of the most prestigious prep schools in the country… but something sinister and deadly lurks behind its walls. When six gifted, but […]

Funnybooks with Aron and Paulie: That's Not Bunny Dust!

Really, what’s more in keeping with the Easter season than a podcast with Aron, Paul, Tim and Wayne talking about comics?  Whether you’re celebrating the resurrection of the living God or enjoying an off-the-hook pagan fertility ritual, clearly this is the podcast for you. Business cards Tim’s nerd date Roger Langridge and R-rated superhero comics […]

Image Announces REED GUNTHER!

There was a whole interesting conversation on Twitter the other day (largely in part to this post on Robot 6) about what constitutes an “all ages” book, and why they typically don’t last very long, and the issues with marketing “R-Rated Superheroes” to children.  There are some great all ages books out there in the […]

Zenescope Teases FLY!

We’re a little late to the game on this … but any trailer where WE’RE QUOTED is certainly worth repeat viewing.  In a recent episode of Funnybooks, Wayne and I talked about our love of Zenescope’s upcoming series Fly, written by friend of IoM Raven Gregory.  The series, due to start this June, is definitely […]