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Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews World War Hulk Aftersmash Warbound #5 of 5 Marvel Comics Pak, Kirk, Martin & Staples Mercifully this mini series ends. Five issues that feels like it was three too many comes to a conclusion with one of the Warbound dying and...
It was announced yesterday at the New York Comic Con 2008 that Robert Downey Jr. (as Tony Stark) and Lou Ferrigno will have brief appearances in the upcoming HULK movie. From Newsarama: The audience ate it up, but after the credits a scene was appended to the trailer that seems to lay rest...
ComicList Week In Review Volume 14, Issue 16 The New York Comic Con dominated the news this week, as well as the Eisner Award nominations. Subscribe to ComicList Week In Review by Email. COMICLISTS Preliminary ComicList for 04/23/2008 ComicList Extended Forecast for 04/23/2008 ComicList: Manga for 04/16/2008 ComicList:...
New York City Comic-Con - April 18th, 2008 - It's about frelling time. Fans have a reason to celebrate as FARSCAPE returns in a brand new comic series thanks to a just-inked licensing agreement between The Jim Henson Company and BOOM! Studios. Widely recognized as one of the greatest sci-fi series in television history, the...
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews X-Men: Divided We Stand #1 of 2 Marvel Comics Carey, Peterson, Ponsor, Kyle, Yost, Takeda, Young, Beaulieu, Yost, LaFuente, Fraction & McKelvie A collection of five short stories about random X-Men who you may or may not have been wondering about...
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Superman #675 DC Comics Busiek, Guedes, Correa & Magalhaes Superman battles, not one, not two, but five villains in this issue. He eventually teams with one to take out the others. This issue weaves together the interesting characteristics of Superman with...
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Lone Ranger #11 Dynamite Comics Matthews, Cariello, Pope & Cassaday This issue of the Lone Ranger is almost a solo story about Tonto. Not quite, but almost. The ranger barely shows up in it and the story that is before us is...
Suspended Animation Review Sonic X #s 20-26 & 28, 29/21 pgs. & $2.25 each from Archie Comics/various writers and artists (#28 & 29 written and drawn by Tracy Yardley)/available at lots of locations and at www.archiecomics.com. Since 1989, the mission of Suspended Animation has been to find...
A variety of announcements from the 2008 DC Vertigo Panel at the New York Comic Con. House of Mystery, Madame Xanadu #1, DMZ, Northlanders, Air, The Fables Cover Book, Army@Love Season Two, and the new American Splendor series were previewed. Chas: The Knowledge and Hellblazer: Pandemonium, obviously based upon the Hellblazer series, were announced....
It was announced (supposedly prematurely) DC/Wildstorm will produce a X-Files comic book. During the X-Files panel in the IGN.com Theater, when asked if there were plans to continue the series in other media if television or film were not possible, Chris Carter mentioned that DC/Wildstorm had acquired the license. He also mentioned the company...
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