Browsing: Talks

The science-fiction LitRPG book series Dungeon Crawler Carl is one of the most popular on Audible, and the audience behind the story has exploded over the past few years. Logging over 140 million listening hours on Audible, the Dungeon Crawler world created by Matt Dinniman had a much larger presence at San Diego Comic-Con this…

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Nick Marino joined his fellow comic writers in San Diego at Comic-Con, a short trip from his comic book store in Los Angeles, to promote the new highly anticipated crossover Sonic the Hedgehog x Godzilla. The first issue, which came out this July, features a fight between the Sonic gang, Doctor Eggman, and Mechagodzilla. Marino’s…

As Image Comics prepares for its 35th anniversary next year, 2027 also marks 35 years since the debut of Spawn. The creator of both iconic comic entities, Todd McFarlane, remains incredibly busy as these celebratory dates loom. The Image Comics co-founder and founder of McFarlane Toys keeps a lot of plates spinning but thankfully took…

LEAH WILLIAMS:I don’t like San Diego Comic-Con. I feel like every time I go onto the convention center floor, it’s a sensory nightmare of the hellscapes of late-stage capitalism; people fighting for exclusive Squishmallows is a horror that I never knew existed until I was invited to San Diego Comic-Con. That’s all the more reason…

Tom Holland presents a tour de force in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but the fans are naturally eager to figure out what’s next for Peter Parker. Holland seems to have a bright future, insisting he’ll play the role for as long as Marvel and Sony want him; given box office predictions for Brand New Day,…

Former Bulls star Horace Grant is hosting a new television series called Legends in Session that will feature several guests from the iconic 1990s squads in Chicago.

Alan Ritchson has officially pumped the brakes on any talk involving him playing Batman in the future.

Following this week’s release of Skybound’s new series, Terminal, Robert Kirkman took to the stage at San Diego Comic-Con to shed some light on the future of the series, the success of Invincible, and what’s going on in the Energon Universe. Kirkman was joined by Terminal artists Andy Kubert, Arthur Adams, and David Finch for…

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