Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando films himself tearing up Blackest Night crossover covers to send in to get a Deadpool Siege variant.
Then gets his Deadpool variant and decided to go a little further.
Or give him a copy of Cry Of Justice, someone.
This is the new look for Lady Death, as seen in the Free Lady Death Premiere and Lady Death #0, and appearing on the cover of Lady Death #1 for January.
Am I the only one …
Let’s talk about thriller comics.
Thriller comics tend to run counter to juvenile vibe of superhero comics, since the thriller genre tends to carry a more, I don’t know, “respectable” or “adult” vibe compared to stories …
Another week, another set of statistically based lists on your Lying In The Gutters. Still trying to digest the gossip spilling out of the conventions. So until then, a look back at the week that …
Here’s a slightly abbreviated version of one of the Let Me In clips I saw at Movie-Con. In the interest of maintaining the element of surprise, I’m just going to embed it without offering any …
It’s not just the American Golden Age comics from the nineteen thirties which are seeing a price bump of late. The Dandy Beano Summer Special from 1963, combining stories from popular British weekly anthologies Dandy …
Doesn’t it feel the one of these is the sequel to the other? Both issue ones, both on sale, one from Marvel, one from IDW, today in the US, tomorrow in the UK.
Hey, what …
Scheduled for May is the Thor By Walt Simonson Omnibus, collecting the writer/artist’s legendary enire run on the character in one book.
The American version is unscheduled and unpriced on Amazon, but over on Amazon.co.uk, it’s …
They’re not happy about filming in in WH Smith. Sky News have the exclusive apparently, and the newsagent had laid on security staff that wouldn’t look amiss in a Guy Ritchie movie.
So I talked to …
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