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Since the 1960s, Marvel Comics has published the ongoing adventures of iconic superheroes like Spider-Man, Captain America, Iron Man and so many more who have become an essential part of Americana and pop culture. Audiences have gravitated toward these characters on screen, yet they’ve also enraptured generations of true believers on the page. And now…
Posted in: Comics, Heritage Sponsored, Vintage Paper | Tagged: Charles Sultan, Chesler
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Superheroes may tend to look like beautiful paragons of virtue, but Marvel Comics pioneered the concept of freaks, outcasts, and monsters being heroes as well. Marvel has a long history of horror and monster comics, so it was only a matter of time until some of these creatures and aesthetics would be incorporated into their…
Posted in: Collectibles, Comics, Conventions, Events, Pop Culture, san diego comic con, Titan | Tagged: aliens, conan, doctor who, dogma, highlander, james cameron, junji ito, kevin smith, luc besson, night of the living dead, rocky horror show, sdcc, star trek, star wars, The Fifth Element
Posted in: Comics, Dark Horse Comics | Tagged: Daniel Chabon, Kevin Callahan, Mark Bernardi, Melissa Teeman, Samantha Garcia, Tim Wiesch, Vanessa Todd-Holmes
This week’s Top Comics to Buy for July 8 feature lead characters who sound like the setup for a joke: Dracula, Clayface, a zombie, and an Amazon delivery guy walk into a bar, etc. But I think that speaks to the variety in concepts that are driving the comics this week. Even the most mainstream…
In theaters now is Supergirl, the latest film in James Gunn’s DC Universe. This is the latest attempt to get the heroes of the DC Comics world right on film. That’s not to say that DC hasn’t seen success at the box office and with critics; Christopher Reeve’s Superman films practically wrote the script for…
“I don’t know if Kraft is the enemy, but they make a fine macaroni and cheese.”
Posted in: Comics, Image | Tagged: bestseller, Dan Watters, energon, gi joe, invincible, jae lee, Joshua Williamson, Leomacs, m.a.s.k., M1, rob liefelkd, robert kirkman, transformers, Universal Monsters, Void Riovals, youngblood