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Interview: Dean Haspiel on ACT-I-VATE, ‘Bored to Death’, and Jack Kirby
Before getting a chance to sit down and talk with Dean Haspiel (American Splendor, The Quitter, Billy Dogma) at the Alternative Press Expo, I met him at the Isotope Comics Lounge on the eve of APE weekend for a pre-APE … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, IDW, Interviews
Tagged Act-i-vate, APE 2009, Bored to Death, Dean Haspiel, Harvey Pekar, Isotope, Jack Kirby, zack galifianakis
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Cable Joins ‘Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2’
Last week, we got word of the first new downloadable characters for the sequel to Marvel Ultimate Alliance in X-Men’s Psylocke and Spider-Man’s Carnage. After that, in one of the promo screen shots for the character, we got a glimpse … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Marvel, News, Video Games
Tagged Cable, Carnage, Marvel, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, Playstation, Psylocke, XBox
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Review: ‘Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant’ – Shannon’s Take
The Vampire’s Assistant is based on the first three books in a series of twelve by Darren Shan. Like the Twilight series, The Vampire’s Assistant books are targeted towards young adults, and naturally this movie is as well. If you are not … Continue reading
Review: The Complete ‘Spider-Woman’ Motion Comic Series
In what could very well be the next step in comic book storytelling, Marvel entered the motion comics arena with Spider-Woman, based off of the recently launched series written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Alex Maleev. Available on … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Comic Reviews, Marvel, Mobile Apps
Tagged Alex Maleev, Brian Michael Bendis, Motion Comics, Spider-Woman
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Marvel Comics On Sale This Week
As we do each week (unless something goes horribly wrong) following is a list of all the great Marvel comics hitting store shelves this week. In case you don’t know how this works, new comics come out on Wednesday of … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Previews, Comics, Marvel, News, Press Releases
Tagged Dark Wolverine, Gerard Way, Greg Pak, Marc Guggenheim, Matt Fraction, Punisher Noir, Spider-Woman
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Jorja Fox Returns to ‘CSI’ Indefinately
For TV shows that run as long as CSI it’s expected that characters will leave the series at some point. Law & Order is a perfect example of this. However, there are rare instances when an actor or actress exits … Continue reading
Posted in Casting, CBS, TV
Tagged Carol Mendelsohn, CSI, Gary Dourdan, Jorja Fox, William Petersen
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Comic Review: ‘Kill Audio’
Kill Audio #1 – Boom! Studios – $3.99 Score: 8.5 Back at San Diego Comic-Con, I had the pleasure of sitting down to talk to Claudio Sanchez, lead singer of Coheed and Cambria and writer of the Amory Wars about … Continue reading
Posted in Boom! Studios, Comic Reviews, Comics, Indie
Tagged Boom! Studios, Claudio Sanchez, Kill Audio, Pull List
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Grant Morrison Signs with ICM
International Creative Management (ICM) has started zeroing in on the comic industry’s more notable assets, with the announcement of signing writer Grant Morrison. Being one of the world’s largest talent and literary agencies, ICM already boasts an impressive list of … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Comics, DC, DC Entertainment, News, Writers
Tagged Al Pacino, batman and robin, Batman: Arkham Asylum, DC Entertainment, Doom Patrol, Ellen DeGeneres, grant morrison, ICM, JLA, Jodie Foster, Marvel Studios, Neal Adams, Spawn, Todd McFarlane, X-Men
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