Filming on Gore Verbinski’s Lone Ranger movie has been trucking along for a couple of weeks now, but it’s still pretty early for a first look at the characters. Jerry Bruckheimer’s getting down with the digital age though, man, and he’s tweeted the first official image from the film. Very stylised. Has this picture been…
Last weekend I got to sit down for some decent sized chats with Jim Morris and Lindsey Collins, producers of John Carter, and Andrew Stanton, the film’s director and co-writer. Mostly we talked about their incredible current film - I published the bulk of my chat with the producers last night, with my Stanton interview to…
Four kisses that mean a lot. And all of them spoilers to some degree or other. Go in, knowing that it may make a difference if you haven’t already read Uncanny X-Men, Children’s Crusade, Fairest and Fatale.… Fairest, well we know how much a kiss can mean in a fairytale. Though this one seems to…
So apparently there were some other comics published today. Courtesy of Fairest #1, out today, for the first time I really want to live in the Fables universe. I don’t care about all the fairytale characters integrated into our world, they got at least seven series of Firefly. And I bet I would have loved…
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I do hope the theme from ET wasn’t playing over the PA at the time this picture was taken, because that would be a nerd-out overlap strong enough to kill a certain species of geek stone cold dead.
From CNET‘s coverage of Pax. It was staged to promote the Telltale-developed Back to the Future videogames and, presumably, Ewok steaks or something.
I love original comic book art. Each page has a story to tell. Occasionally a different story to that which was printed. This is the third page of original art from the fourth issue of the current The Shade series, by James Robinson, Darwyn Cooke and J Bone, and sold via Albert Moy along with…
Someone has got their hands on an early copy of The Avengers official story book, and it joins the dots between some pivotal trailer scenes to give a fair idea how the plot hangs together
So Ann Nocenti has joined Green Arrow with this week’s issue. And it is rather a shot in the arm. What was considered a rather humdrum book has now turned batshit crazy. As we welcome their second fearlessly female voice to the New DCU, with a fan favourite run on Daredevil still echoing across the…
This is the first week that DC’s new logo will appear on the front cover of their books. And it does so with a banner over all of them, celebrating the WeCanBeHeroes.org charitable foundation. A bit like this, courtesy of a friendly comic retailer and their camphone. Maybe it’s just for the charity branding tones,…
I understand that as of yesterday, initial orders for Avengers Vs X-Men #1 had outsurpassed those of Justice League #1. Last year, DC announced to the Los Angeles Times that Justice League #1 had pre-orders of over 200,000 – although the ICV2 estimate which didn’t include UK orders ran at 171,344. The 200,000 may have…
There have been a few worrisome notes expressed by a number of people over DC’s recent handling of archive items. From missing words in Absolute Kingdom Come, to the Challengers Of The Unknown story in Secret Origins just… stopping halfway through, to the continual lateness and rescheduling of the Flex Mentallo hardcover, to the binding…
