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Cartoonist and comics writer Roger Langridge has published The Fez Papers, a 64-page collection of strips featuring his mystical, vaguely amoral sort-of-superhero character, The Fez.

The son of the late James Bond legend Roger Moore told Fox News Digital that today’s films have become too reliant on recycled comic book material and big-budget spectacle, while originality and meaningful dialogue have taken a back seat.

In the anime world, some movies are remembered for their action, while others stay popular because of the stories they tell. Metropolis is one of those movies that managed to do both. Released in 2001, the sci-fi anime film became known for its beautiful animation, emotional story, and deeper ideas about humans and robots.

Posted in: Comics, DC Comics, Marvel Comics | Tagged: Ben Urich, daredevil, frank miller, rip, Roger McKenzie

We’re sorry to the passing of gifted American comics scribe, Roger McKenzie, who among many other achievements, helped shape Daredevil’s resurgence as a popular character, working with Frank Miller and others, in the 1980s. He is also well regarded for his work on Captain America, his memorable stories again helping shape that character’s enduring popularity…

Country music star Lee Greenwood discusses the re-launch of his distillery, Soldier Valley Spirits, ahead of America’s 250th birthday on ‘America Reports.’