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Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the founding of Image Comics, the 25th issue of Joe Keatinge and Leila del Luca's Shutter will feature appearances by characters from Todd McFarlane's Spawn, Sir Robert Liefeld's Glory, Marc Silvestri's Witchblade, Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon, Jim Valentino's Shadowhawk, and Robert Kirkman's Invincible, according to a press release sent out by[...]

I think that's rather clever. Glory switches art styles (and artists) midway for this rather atypical look at certain characters More comics should do this What wouldn't you give for Spider-Man to suddenly go Adventure Time for a couple of pages? And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how Emily Strange puts a band together. The Wild West gives[...]

I didn't share his point of view and asked if he's read the rather violent female-warrior comic Glory, and asked if he had the same opinion about that book. He hadn't read it But then he went away and did And this is what he wrote I thought it was worth a cut and paste. I've read[...]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3Wfyu-JU-A[/youtube] CBG19 loves Glory Loves Glory Campaigns for Glory And for people to stop making fun of Rob Liefeld also But mostly for the new recent Glory revamp from Image And wants you to buy it, to save it, by picking up issus on ComiXology If she gets enough, they've told her they'll keep the comic[...]

Mostly. Then there's the Glory fight scene in issue #25 There has been some criticism of the art style in the new Image revival of this comic, for making the character look too puffy-looking, as if she were made of putty Based on this scene, they may have got a point.   Did you just shudder? Strangely the[...]

I can proudly say that we've never under-served our markets on hot new titles like Morning Glories, Prophet, or media cross-over hits, like most recently, Adventure Time. I'm also proud to say that our clientele is very diverse, with fans of all ages, genders, and interests filling our stores.   MOVERS & SHAKERS What are the hot items in[...]

It's one of those comic convention... conventions. Getting a convention exclusive edition of a comic book and maybe getting it signed by the creators who

There may be some spoilers but I'll attempt to avoid the big ones. Glory was Rob Liefeld's Wonder Woman And while DC's current take has gone to the mythological roots of the character, here we get something alien cloaked in conspiracy, bringing a fistful of horror with it A forgotten superhero, but one whose impact echoes[...]

Books that there is more demand for, against expectation, go up in value as people scramble to get them. And rather than the bad old days of nineties speculation, much concentrates on how good the comic book is, rather than if it has an embossed cover. Tomorrow sees three such books shipping, for which one might anticipate[...]