Looking at Gary Frank’s (pretty good) cover for the (adorably) paradoxically titled Giant-Size Atom , you’d think this was just some throwaway comic about Atom and Hawkman fighting S.H.I.E.L.D. agents dressed as Spider-Man.
NOTE: Darkwing Duck Annual #1 comes out on March 2, 2011.
There's something about the single issues of Fraction and Ferry's Thor that feel slight compared to Fraction's Uncanny X-Men and especially his Invincible Iron Man Uncanny , he's writing dozens of characters and multiple subplots and the soap opera drama that the X-Men require; with Iron Man he has ideas to convey and a protagonist who's maybe a little bit more interesting outside of his armor than when he's in it .
It's amazing how little of Iron Man himself we get in The Invincible Iron Man .
A week ago, DC Comics released its May 2011 solicitations , and those with a keen eye may have noticed that five of DC's monthly superhero titles had an extra detail next to their $2.
Whenever someone creative or well-known dies, the Internet becomes awash with news stories, obits and RIP Tweets.
Mike Mignola’s got a good thing going with this Hellboy racket.
Sit on my knee, Internet.
Here’s a secret, mainstream comics publishers: if you publish something that’s already complete, I won’t even think about waiting for the trade paperback.
When I read that French comicker (and now filmmaker) Joann Sfar has done over 100 books I get depressed--not for any reason relating to directly to Sfar, but because such a prolific creator (he was published by L’Association, for god’s sake) is not only unknown in the United States, but also because only a handful of his work has made its way into the English language (Note to comic buffs: learn French).
