Pick Five: Worst Comic Book Movies
Kids today have it so easy. They have the internet; they don’t need to get up off the couch to change the channel and in the last 10 years we have seen some great movies based on comic books. However,…
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Auction Highlights #51 – ComicLink February 2011
ComicLink February Featured Auction I love ComicLink featured auctions, they always have some great books posted for the event and there are always headline earning results to report. Here’s a few highlights from the auction. Action Comics #1, DC Comics…
Review: DC Comics Year by Year A Visual Chronicle
I love comic books and if I don’t have comic books themselves to read, I love to read books about comic books. Consider this review a brief warm-up before I tackle the monstrous 75 Years of DC Comics: The Art…
Review: Astonishing X-Men #36
Writer: Daniel Way Penciler: Jason Pearson Inker: Karl Story Colourist: Sonia Oback Letterer: Cory Petit Cover: Jason Pearson; Michael Kaluta and Dave Stewart (variant) Publisher: Marvel Comics Iiiiiiiiiit’s baaaaaaaaack…again. Yes ladies and gentlemen, the series you’ve long forgotten is…
Captain America 616 Charest Cover
Marvel just sent out a press release about Captain America issue 616: it’s been well covered around the comic sites. What captured my attention was the beautiful Travis Charest cover: why is this man not doing any comic interiors! Although…
Bound Together | O’Neil & Kaluta’s Shadow
For most comic fans the definitive Shadow was written by Dennis O’Neil and drawn by Michael Kaluta for DC’s The Shadow. Unfortunately that body of work consists of five issues drawn between 1973 and 1974, a graphic novel in 1988…
Undervalued Spotlight #77
Captain Marvel #50, Marvel Comics, May 1977 The Captain Marvel run is easy and fun to collect. Launched in the memorable month of May 1968, the same month that launched Iron Man #1 and Sub-Mariner #1. The series lasted 62 issues and featured…
Suddenly/Meanwhile…| From The Rez To Japan
So. Did you guys get anything good this week? I know I did. Damn you Scalped – you find a new way to break my heart every time. There’s a strange emotional weight tied to each and every issue of…
Just A Thought | On Dwayne McDuffie
Brent takes a look at the career of the late, great Dwayne McDuffie. He's joined by comic creator Sean Taylor who shares his thoughts on the loss of such a wonderful and thoughtful comic creator.
MSC #43
MSC is the brainchild of Mike Laidman and is a semi-autobiographical slice of life tale featuring video games, ninjas. paintball and more! You can catch more of it over at msc.biscuitpress.com
CBD’s 52Q | #26: Sit Up And Take Notice
Every week CBD’s Editor in Chief Pete DeCourcy asks the question and the crew (and special guests) give their answers, we’ll be doing this for 52 weeks. Tip of the hat goes to the gang at Scans_Daily for the inspiration.…
Review: Kill Shakespeare #9 – Is This A Dagger I See Before Me?
Writers: Conor McCreery and Anthony Del Col Artist: Andy Belanger Colours: Ian Herring Letters: Shawn Lee Cover: Kagan McLeod Publisher: IDW Publishing Following the cliffhanger revelation of the last issue, Del Col and McCreery return us to the land of…
The Big Comic Comfy Couch – Episode 6: The Dwayne McDuffie Memorial Edition
It’s funny to think as I write this that I scoffed at bringing my Justice League DVDs down from my parents’ place over the weekend. Maybe scoffed is a hard word, but essentially when I was over-packing my stuff I…
Comic Culture February 23rd
This week Comic Culture hosts Chris Owen and Walter Durajlija discuss a possible new direction for the X-Men, a possible role for Kevin Costner in the new Superman movie, a possible improvement to the poorly received Spider-Man Broadway musical and…
Review: Uncanny X-Force #5
Writer: Rick Remender Pencils: Esad Ribic Inks: John Lucas Colours: Matt Wilson Letters: Cory Petit Cover: Esad Ribic Publisher: Marvel Comics Five issues into the latest incarnation of X-Force, Remender’s run has taken a very early twist. Whether it’s for better or…
R.I.P Dwayne McDuffie
I’m not going to lie: the second I heard Dwayne McDuffie was dead, it felt like a tremendous punch in the gut. Such a huge, huge loss to comics. RIP Dwayne McDuffie. I’m at a bit of a loss for…
Suddenly/Meanwhile… | On Alex Toth and Black Canary
So about last week. I’m sure you may have noticed that this column went on a mini hiatus. Sorry about that. Had some stomach based maladies. The good news is that I got a chance to read some stuff and…
MSC #42
MSC is the brainchild of Mike Laidman and is a semi-autobiographical slice of life tale featuring video games, ninjas. paintball and more! You can catch more of it over at msc.biscuitpress.com
WHOSOEVER HOLDS THIS HAMMER: Spider-Man and Wolverine, Marvel puts that @#$! on everything!
Whosoever Holds This Hammer appears every Tuesday (more or less) exclusively on Comic Book Daily. It will be no surprise to anyone when I say that Wolverine and Spider-Man are among the most popular comic book characters every created. Their…
Galloway Park 2 – Page 22
Page 22 Galloway Park’s second story arc is available exclusively on comicbookdaily.com. Comments can be added at the bottom of the post or emailed directly to artist/writer Dennis De Pues at [email protected].
Pick Five | Successful Adaptations
Welcome to another installment of Pick Five, where one of our writers picks five of whatever comic related “fill in the blank” that tickles their fancy. The success rate of adapting comic book properties into other media is astonishing and…