Full admission, I was an avid player of both Mega Man and Sonic games as a kid. Hearing about the Worlds Collide crossover made my heart soar and my inner child come out to play. Mega Man and Sonic teaming up in a story had me sold from the beginning. The important part here though as…
I fully love this comic, check out more as Worlds Collide begins this issue, too freaking cool!
You’ve got all the geek tees and cosplay accessories you want, at least for now. We thought we’d give the apparel and accessories a rest this week and show off some décor for your living space. If you’re on the lookout for new wall decorations, art prints or toy collectibles, read on for inspiration.
and you win them over with Rebellion propoganda.
I can already tell you this is going to be an unusual edition of “This Week in Comic Book History” for March 20, 2013, why you ask? I looked, there were, as far as I can tell, no monumental comics that came out this week in history. What did happen though, surprised me. Welcome to the Batman themed “This Week in Comic Book History”.
Renee Montoya is missed dearly to this day.
Comic History has always fascinated me in many ways, each week in the industry comes new books, but each week also brings to us new events in the industry itself. It’s time to take a look back at those events that are unforgettable, and comics that made an impact in our comic world. It’s time to learn what happened this week in comic book history, January 2nd, 2013.
My first column of Comic Book History for Comics Crux, check it out and tell me what you think.
Rule 34 Unleashed. I got nothing here guys. I have nothing.
The Age of Ultron has been a long time in the making, going all of the way back to Avengers 12.1, and now we have a start date for the event; the “Age of Ultron” begins in March 2013.
All hail the great almighty Ultron.
You might’ve wanted it, they teased it, and now it’s a reality. Marvel “teased” a new series by Brain Michael Bendis and Chris Bachalo late last week with one word; “Uncanny”. Bachalo took to this blog on Wednesday remarking that, while it was a difficult decision to leave his duties on Wolverine and the X-Men, if BMB comes to you with something like this then “…how do you turn down that offer?”
You know I’m actually curious about this, mainly because I like Chris Bachalo, Bendis and I are still on uneven terms by this point.
Elvira, aka Cassandra Peterson, re-defines the concept of “juggling” - between co-owning the Comikaze pop culture con, working on both a live show and a potential reality show, and working on expanding her Elvira Horror Hunt film festival - it doesn’t seem like there’s much space for anything else.
Yes! This sounds like a lot of fun.
I have been looking for the right opportunity to check back in with Wasteland for a long time. I read the first two volumes of the series, liked what I saw, but managed to lose track of it somehow. Hearing that #40 was the beginning of a new story arc, it sounded like a good chance to get on board with Wasteland again.
Go buy this comic at your store when hit hits Wednesday, you will not regret it.
At the Dublin International Comics Expo (D.I.C.E), it’s been announced that IDW’s comic artist, Stephen Mooney, will have his own creator-owned series titled Half-Past Danger. The new series will be out some time next year, and will be colored by Jordie Bellaire with Dec Shalvey, Dave Hendrick and Mooney collaborating on a back-up story.
I saw something on this recently off of Bleeding Cool and man it sounds cool as all get out. I cannot wait to read this.
