Category: Comics
The summer of 2008 is now in the rear-view mirror, and destined to be remembered for its plethora of intriguing tales and awesome “event” stories. Not to be outdone, here comes September. As Archie and his friends go back to school, so do Archie Comics readers, leaving behind those carefree days of summer to get...
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Flash #240 DC Comics Peyer & Williams II I sense this series coming out of the woods. At long last, a Flash story I can get into. This issue isn’t perfect, but it’s getting there. Flash has a...
This press release was directed to retailers, but I thought readers of BIONICLE might appreciate reading it. Who knows, maybe you can assist your local comic book store and share the prizes! The retailers who create the best displays supporting the graphic novels based on the LEGO® BIONICLE toy line (one of the...
Comic Industry Professional Moves to BOOM! May 23, 2008 - Los Angeles, CA - BOOM! Studios announced today the appointment of Ian Brill to the role of Games Workshop Editor. Bringing heavy experience in writing and editing, Mr. Brill will helm BOOM!'s Warhammer, Warhammer 40,000 and Blood Bowl line of comics while providing steady leadership...
ComicList Week In Review Volume 14, Issue 21 Gene Colan and Josh Medors received some much needed help this week. Plus, the August solicitations arrived. Subscribe to ComicList Week In Review by Email. COMICLISTS ComicList: Manga for 05/14/2008 ComicList: Dark Horse for 05/21/2008 ComicList: DC for 05/21/2008 ComicList:...
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Star Wars Legacy #24 Dark Horse Comics Ostrander, Duursema & Parsons What’s not to love about this issue? We have a little double-crossing intrigue, some fighting, some Cade origin and the revelation that another Skywalker exists. This issue...
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews World of Warcraft #7 Wildstorm Comics (DC Comics) Simonson, Lullabi, Hope & Moy The latest installment of Warcraft series has a fight on the high seas. Sure, you might be wondering why our heroes aren’t flying to their...
Suspended Animation Review Project Superpowers, published by Dynamite Entertainment, 32 pages, $2.99. As seems to be popular these days, Dynamite Entertainment has “resurrected” several Golden Age comic book heroes for a series entitled Project Superpowers. But this project is far more than simply an attempt to...
