Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
Chris Evans may be donning the red white and blue to play Steve Rogers in next year’s Captain America: The First Avenger, but this isn’t Evan’s first foray into the comic book genre. In fact, it isn’t his second or…
It’s a new semester for the Toronto Cartoonist Workshop, with new courses, new instructors, and a brand new workspace. Starting this fall, the TCW will have a permanent space on College Street. If you’ve ever had the inkling to create…
So, on The Hollywood reporter blog, it’s been revealed that director Tony Scott has been attached to Mark Millar’s Nemesis movie project. The interesting thing is that there’s only two bloody issues of Nemesis out right now! It’s been about…
Even after seeing the movie, it seems really weird to hear Michael Cera’s voice over top Bryan O’Malley’s since it always sounded different in my head. This is even after seeing the Scott Pilgrim movie with Cera already. I guess…
I’ve been sleeping on Orc Stain ..mostly because I’m looking forward to getting a collected edition (yes, I’m killing the industry) but that doesn’t mean I’m not supportive of the creator in other ways. For example: I follow Orc Stain’s…
An open casting call has been announced for Runaways, the Marvel Studios adaptation set to begin filming in January. Created by Brian K. Vaughan and Adrian Alphona, Runaways centers on six kids who discover their parents are super-villains known as…
No. He’s not.. but he’s actually got Harry Osborn hair. that’s awesome. Get this guy a bowtie!
Brent Chittenden explores the elusive art of the one shot done in one comic book. While taking looks at some of the greatest single issues ever done by the likes of Neil Gaiman, Bruce Timm, Paul Pope and more....
The newest webcomic to join to the Comic Book Daily family is Dressed For Success. Written and Drawn by Egesta Comics‘ Chris Howard and Jeff Wasson. We’ll be updating Tuesday and Thursday until we catch up with their current run.…
Comic Culture hosts Chris and Walt welcome that Comic Book Goddess Shelley Smarz. Shelley jumps right in and helps the guys tackle subjects like Deadpool #1000, Terry Pratchett novels, the re-boot of the Spider-Man movie franchise and...
I think my life is charmed a bit. It seems whenever I start to read a book news of that creator suddenly appears. Just last night I was devouring Craig Thompson’s Carnet de Voyage, when I decide to check out…
Writer: J.T. Krul Pencils: Diogenes Neves Inks: Vicente Cifuentes Colours: Ulises Arreola Here we are again with another issue of the revamped Green Arrow, and it’s clear after this last issue that this isn’t your parents’ Sherwood Forest and surely…
Marvel has released the following teaser image featuring Nova flying through the rooftops of Hell’s Kitchen. The only text accompanying the image was the question “Who will be the new Man Without Fear?” along with the declaration of “Shadowland” changing…
So this is it… the make or break issue for many people who aren’t quite sure if Brightest Day is going to stay on their pull list. our Andrew Ardizzi (he who writes the phenomenal Brightest Day By Day articles)…
The comic, though a decades old medium, is not nearly as permanent as one would hope. The books are not made to last very long, and the value of older prints is evident of this. Ones precious issues, whether new…
As a lover of punching and a lover of history (so that I’ll never repeat past mistakes) and a lover of fine art, it has long been a goal of mine to find a way to combine these three loves…
Writer: Grant Morrison Pencils: Georges Jeanty Inks: Walden Wong Colours: Tony Avina There’s something strange, in the neighbourhood. Who you gonna call? Bat-Zorro! Welcome to another review of Grant Morrison’s Batman mini-series, The Return of Bruce Wayne. We’re up to…
Early Marvel Keys are one of the most collected group of comic books in the hobby. A hobby wide consensus regarding a book's status as a legitimate Marvel key is enough to send it's value way up. The Tales to Astonish title had already given us Hank Pym, the Ant-Man a year and a half earlier. In Tales to Astonish issue #44 Janet van Dyne becomes...
I had the great pleasure to attend an advance screening of the Scott Pilgrim movie and I have to say that it was bloody amazing. It will blow away your expectations whether or not you’re a fan of the comic.…