The Wolverine… still looking mean.
And another new poster for The Wolverine movie. He doesn’t look happy. And I get the feeling he’s going to
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Alter-Ego No. 115 March 2013 (magazine review).
For those who don’t know, ‘Alter Ego’ is comic writer Roy Thomas’ magazine that examines various aspects of the early
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The Complete Nemesis The Warlock Volume 2: Books 5-7 by Pat Mills, Kevin O’Neill, Bryan Talbot, John Hicklenton and Tony Luke (graphic novel review)
In some respects, things are getting bad for Nemesis The Warlock in these ‘Complete Volumes’. Ten years down the line,
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Modesty Blaise: The Girl In The Iron Mask by Peter O’Donnell and Enric Badia Romero (graphic novel review).
It’s spring and time for the best pick-me-up tonic in reading as Modesty Blaise and Willie Garvin are back in
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Indigo Prime: Anthropocalypse by John Smith, Lee Carter and Edmund Bagwell (comic-book review).
‘Indigo Prime’ is essentially a collection of three stories from ‘2000AD’, built up from work writer John Smith did back
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Spiderman versus Batman financial slap-down.
And the Infographic of the day is this Spiderman versus Batman financial slap-down. Of course, Peter Parker could never outspend
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Chrono Mechanics… Potholes in the Cosmic Road?
Comic-book genius Art Thibert has been beavering away in the comics industry for the usual suspects such as Marvel and
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Kick-Ass 2… and the trailer does kick ass.
If you like your superheroes with attitude but not much in the way of super-powers, then you will be pleased
Read MoreComiXology opens doors to creator-created comics.
Independent comic-book and graphic novel creators will be glad to hear of a new KDP-like scheme for comicbooks called ComiXology
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Crossed: Volume 4: Badlands by Garth Ennis, Jacen Burrows, Jamie Delano and Leandro Rizzo (graphic novel review).
‘Crossed: Volume 4: Badlands’ follows three previous collections of the ‘Crossed’ comics dating back to 2008. This is an ultra-violent,
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