Well I must have done something right. Cryptozoic sent me the Locke & Key card game today. And I opened it. And filmed myself doing it too. Welcome to the new Locke & Key unboxing event…
When even your grandma knows the words facebook and comicon, you realize our once-cozy little corner of the world has gone mainstream. Cons are bigger than ever, there’s way more of them, and they’re attracting people who had never heard of them just a few years ago. But as we all know, with great power…
Excuse me if I keep this brief. There’s a lot to get through, and I’m afraid I’ll have to do it in a fuss-free fashion. Ang Lee wanted his Hulk film to look like The Tree of Life. He says: I see [in The Tree of Life] a lot of the elements I was thinking…
We have a new world record for the highest price ever paid for a single comic book. Now, the question becomes just how high it will go. With 24 hours left in the auction, the infamous Nicolas Cage copy of Action Comics #1, graded 9.0 and the best condition copy graded by CGC, has hit…
Writing duties for the the incoming, third pass at a big-screen Scarface story have fallen on David Ayer, the writer of Training Day, the similar but superior Dark Blue and the recently-wrapped End of Watch, the latter of which he has also directed. Deadline have gotten Ayer’s take on how to create a new Scarface…
The latest three-episode sequel to Shane Meadows’ This Is England is getting ready for a Christmas premiere on Channel 4, and the trailer has been playing in cinemas. Today, the station uploaded it to their YouTube account: As with This is England ’86, the episodes were scripted by Meadows and Jack Thorne, also the creator…
I think you’ll get quite a clear idea of what Michael Fassbender‘s character has on his mind when you watch this online-only, red band trailer for Steve McQueen’s Shame. And the last shot is a real killer, a great pay-off that deepens the insight nicely. I don’t want to wait to see the whole film,…
It has been observed that Marvel doesn’t like keeping a large backlist of their hardcovers and trade paperbacks. Or indeed any backlist. And as a result, from time to time, they liquidate stacks of stock. Such as the following boooks. Expect to see a lot of of these showing up in your local comic shop…
I’ll apologise in advance for the furious headache I’m about to give you. There’s a URL on those posters – TheMenInBlackSuitsAreReal.com – which leads to a rather banal Facebook page. I’m sure something will appear there sooner or later, but I don’t know what. When I do, I’ll pass it on.
Casting is underway for Jaume Collet-Serra‘s new, Americanised, live-action adaptation of Akira, and this includes extras and stand-ins. As such, a call has gone out, and with it, a little plot blurb: Kaneda is a bar owner in Neo-Manhattan who is stunned when his brother, Tetsuo, is abducted by government agents led by The Colonel….
It’s was an odd product update from Marvel. Fantastic Four #601 will be printed in a self-cover format, where the paper stock on the cover and the interior are similar. Most comics have 32 interior pages plus a four-page wraparound cover. Marvel’s “self cover” format may mean the elimination of the four-page wraparound glossy cover,…
Sorry for the reduced content today folks. I’ve been suffering with flu and have found it impossible to concentrate on anything. I couldn’t even play Zelda, so you know it’s serious. One thing I did promise to Nick Barrucci of Dynamite, was that if I was going to run that story about Ardden saying that…
The first trailer for Todd Solondz‘ Dark Horse has arrived, but before we get to that, let’s look at a quick clip from the film. It’s incredibly quiet, but I can hear it through my headphones just fine, so can yourself up. Yeah, funny. I’ve seen that clip compared to a “one panel cartoon”, but…