Browsing: Comic Vibe News

Any loyal reader of Den of Geek know that the first trailers for Lanterns didn’t inspire a whole lot of confidence. Like everyone else, we wondered why there was so little green in the Green Lantern show, why the space cops acted so much like Earth cops, why Hal would even bring up Ch’p if…

Ubisoft has announced that its Creative House 2 business unit, which houses Tom Clancy’s The Division, Ghost Recon, and Splinter Cell alongside “new original IP including March of Giants”, will henceforth be known as Massive Entertainment, adopting the 29-year-old brand of the Swedish studio that originated the Divison franchise. That original studio remains part of…

Posted in: Comics | Tagged: Backerkit, crowdfunding, danny trejo, Year of the Devil

Shang-Yu Li brings approximately 10 years of concert marketing and live entertainment experience, including work on live performance projects.

Whether he’s telling entirely original tales or putting his own spin on established characters, there’s no one in comics quite like Garth Ennis. While his work with John Constantine in Hellblazerhelped introduce him to a wider audience, his original series Preacher, which he co-created with artist Steve Dillon, is what really took his talents to…

Thirty-one years ago today, a blockbuster single debuted straight at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, launching an eight-week reign at the peak of the charts. The track, Mariah Carey’s “Fantasy,” has since been celebrated by major music publications as one of the “Greatest Songs of All Time.”

These days, the words “Marvel” and “movies” are synonymous. Even in this era of superhero fatigue, the re-release Avengers: Endgame Encorecan top the box office. But for decades, despite Stan Lee‘s attempts to bring his heroes into other media, Marvel Comics only made it to the big screen in the form of the disastrous Howard…

From bedroom songwriting to global stages, a handful of rising musicians are getting their names highlighted with TIME.

Need a horror noir fix? Amazon MGM Studios has you covered with a feature film adaptation of the comic Freddie the Fix, reports Deadline.

Tyler Perry is making some expensive changes ahead of his planned move to Puerto Rico. The filmmaker has listed his Beverly Hills mansion for $57 million, bringing the combined asking price of two properties he’s put on the market this year to a staggering $96.5 million. The latest listing comes just weeks after Perry announced…