Article Archive for April 2010
On April 29th, the local chapter of the Make-A-Wish foundation helped a local boy stricken with cancer live out his fantasy as superhero Electron Boy. Local celebrities from Discovery Channel’s Deadliest Catch, local soccer team …
In his 1964, Bill Lear of the Lear Jet Corporation began a push to create what he felt was a technological breakthrough in music and bring that to the mass market. Up until that point, …
I say…likely not. I bring this up because the trend *I* see is for larger and larger more multi-part mutli-series X-overs, which are then led in their own special line of comics (which I’d thought …
Hey Speedball, whats your favorite 3rd grader word for ‘lady parts’?
Pete and Greg share the latest comics news happenings, Kevin and Jason discuss the start of Brightest Day, and Kevin and Pete introduce Whedon’s World.
My RSS feed started blowing up this weekend with people blogging and re-blogging these gorgeous, wonderful Modernist Mutant and Minimalist Marvel posters by future cease-and-desist letter recipient RoganJosh.
I can’t wait to welcome home Wonder Woman, …
Check out the cover that Chris Ware drew for Fortune Magazine’s 500th issue. No surprise it was rejected but you’ve got to give him props for trying.
via The Beat
Mark Twain once said, “How often we recall, with regret, that Napoleon once shot at a magazine editor and missed him and killed a publisher. But we remember, with charity, that his intentions were good.”
DC Confirms Young Justice Cartoon! Otherwise known as Smallville: Justice League + Robin: The Animated Series.
Love the costumes. Don’t understand when Sisqo became Aqualad.
The Backrooms crew travels to the Comics Dungeon, where Jason interviews the owner, Scott Tomlin. After that Greg and Pete round up the latest comics news.
