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Tag Archives: Steve Dillon
The Flickcast 325: The One With the Clever Title
That’s right. It’s time for a brand new episode of The Flickcast. And because we still don’t keep to a regular schedule these days, let’s say this one (like last week’s) arrived right on time. Cool? Cool. On this week’s … Continue reading
Posted in News, Podcasts
Tagged Agent Carter, AMC, Bill Pulman, Bryan Fuller, Captain America, Deadpool, Dominic Cooper, Evan Gldberg, Fantastic Voyage, Garth Ennis, Geoff Johns, Ghostbusters, Independence Day, Jeff Goldblum, Preacher, Roland Emmerich, Ruth Negga, Seth Rogen, Star Trek, Steve Dillon, TV
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Trade Paperback Tuesday: ‘Preacher: Gone to Texas’
Everyone knows that Wednesday is new comic book day. While picking up your new issues consider looking at some of the trade paperbacks and hard covers of past issues and story lines. But which ones should you choose? That’s why … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Reviews, DC, DC Entertainment, Editorial and Opinion, Features, Reviews, Trade Paperback Tuesday, Vertigo
Tagged dc comics, Garth Ennis, Jessie Custer, Preacher, Preacher: Gone to Texas, review, Steve Dillon, Trade Paperback Tuesday, Vertigo
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DJ Caruso Directing ‘Preacher’ Adaptation For Sony
News from the personal Twitter account of D.J. Caruso that he will be directing a big screen adaptation of the Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon comic series Preacher will probably be taken as both good and bad by the more … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Movies, News, Sony
Tagged D.J. Caruso, Garth Ennis, Movies, Preacher, Sony, Steve Dillon, Vertigo, vertigo comics
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The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘Adventure Comics’, ‘Daytripper’, ‘Marvels Project’ and More!
Welcome to another edition of The Pull List Comic Reviews! Superboy’s Adventure comes to an end, Daytripper continues to be trippy and the Rhino gets a happy ending that may actually stick. As always, WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD. PULL OF THE … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Reviews, Comics, Dark Horse Comics, DC, Marvel, Pull List, Vertigo
Tagged Adventure Comics, Amazing Spider-Man, Blackest Night, Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8, Captain America, Catwoman, Chris Claremont, daytripper, Don Kramer, Ed Brubaker, Eric Wallace, Fábio Moon, Fabrizio Fiorentino, Flash, Flash Rebirth, Francis Manapul, Gabriel Ba, Geoff Johns, Georges Jeanty, Ibraim Roberson, invincible iron man, jason aaron, Javier Pulido, Joe Kelly, Joss Whedon, Marcos Marz, Marvels Project, Matt Fraction, Max Fiumara, Peter Vale, Power of Shazam, Punishermax, Salvador Larroca, Steve Dillon, Steve Epting, Tom Grummett, Tony Bedard, Twilight, X-Men Forever
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The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘S.W.O.R.D.’, ‘Punishermax’, ‘Strange’ and More
Welcome to another edition of The Pull List Comic Reviews! We’ve got a lot off good issues to get through, so let’s get to it. As always, WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD. PULL OF THE WEEK: S.W.O.R.D. #1 – Marvel Comics – … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Reviews, Comics, Dark Horse Comics, DC, Image Comics, Marvel, News, Pull List
Tagged Amazing Spider-Man, Astonishing X-Men, B.P.R.D. 1947, Batman/Doc Savage, Blackest Night, Booster Gold, Brian Azzarello, Charlie Adlard, Dan Jurgens, Dark X-Men, Deadpool, Don Kramer, DUANE SWIERCZYNSKI, Emma Rios, Eric Canete, Eric S Trautmann, Fábio Moon, Gabriel Ba, Hellboy, Jamie McKelvie, jason aaron, Joe Kelly, John Cassaday, Joshua Dysart, Joss Whedon, JSA vs Kobra, Kieron Gillen, Leonard Kirk, Mark Waid, Mike Mignola, Mike Norton, Norman Osborn, Paul Cornell, Phil Noto, Phonogram, Punishermax, Robert Kirkman, S.W.O.R.D., Skottie Young, Steve Dillon, Steven Sanders, Strange, Walking Dead, X-Men Origins: Iceman
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The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘Lobo’, ‘Buffy’, ‘Psylocke’ and More
Welcome to The Pull List Comic Reviews! First off, a huge thanks to John Carle for covering the column last week, he did a fantastic job. Make sure you check out The Flickcast’s podcast this week where he was also … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Reviews, Comics, Dark Horse Comics, DC, Marvel, Pull List
Tagged Adam Dekraker, Adam Hughes, Agents of Atlas, Assault on New Olympus Prologue, Batman Confidential, Black Widow: Deadly Origin, Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 8, Cable, Chris Yost, Corey Soriano, Craig Rousseau, Dalibor Talajic, Deadpool Team-Up, DUANE SWIERCZYNSKI, Fred Van Lente, Gabriel Hardman, Georges Jeanty, Greg Pak, Harvey Tolibao, Humberto Ramos, Incredible Hercules, Iron Man & The Armor Wars, Jane Espenson, Jeff Parker, Jo Chen, Joe Caramagna, John Paul Leon, Karl Kesel, Lobo: Highway to Hell, Marcos Martin, Marcos Marz, Marvel 1985, Marvel Adventures, Marvel Zombies: Evil Evolution, Paul Cornell, Phil Noto, Psylocke, Rob DiSalvo, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Rodney Buchemi, Royal McGraw, Sam Keith, Scott Ian, Steve Dillon, The Maxx, Tom Raney, Tommy Lee Edwards, X-Men Origins: Iceman
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Cable and Hope Return to ‘X-Men’
Marvel is at it again and bringing back some characters to spin the X-Men in a new direction.This time, its Cable and Hope dropping by for a short run and you know that wherever they go, trouble follows. Need more … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Previews, Comics, Marvel, News
Tagged Cable, Chris Yost, Dark X-Men, Harvey Tolibao, Hope, Leonard Kirk, Paul Cornell, Psylock, Simon Bianchi, Steve Dillon, X-Force, X-Men
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‘Dark Reign’ Brings Big Changes to ‘Punisher’
Things are never going to be the same for the Punisher. That may be true but it also seems to apply to a lot of characters in comics these days. Still, I guess change is inevitable and sometimes, even necessary. … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Marvel, News
Tagged Dark Reign, Punisher, Punisher: RIP, rick remender, Steve Dillon, Tan Eng Huat
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