Comic-Con International: San Diego, colloquially known as San Diego Comic-Con, or SDCC, is a yearly pop-culture convention that seems to have a life of its own. What started as a small comic book convention with 145 attendees in 1970, has grown to a ma…
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Yes, you can read full length comics at Comixology.
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I think it would have been better to think out things a bit longer but the September date was probably for the best anything else would have made sales a bit more difficult for a launch
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None that I am reading come to mind as having religion as a focus. In the past, I’ve discussed Helena Bertinelli’s Catholicism in the past as an aspect of her character that I’ve like but I think sadly that has been rebooted.
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Honestly I just don’t know what to expect with that book anymore. I’d everything in her mythos is up for toss’n.
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That’s a great question. Some of it is chemistry (or lack of), some of it is the creators inability to meet deadlines and sometimes it is just DC trying to keep a good artist happy – that was the case when Travel Foreman moved off of Animal Man. And …
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Thanks so much. I have read some of Crossgen including Ruse and Sigil. I also enjoyed the Ruse and Mystic reboots last year. I would recommend both to anyone but in particular younger readers. My daughter loved Mystic.
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The Super Big, Everything but the “We’ve got a Hulk” Avengers Trailer Mash-up
Someone has taken all the footage from the trailers of Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and the Avengers and put them into one big trailer. And it’s pretty good.
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DC Nation Teen Titans’ short sneak peek
Here’s a look at the newest Teen Titan short featuring Beast Boy being tempted to eat some cookies and getting resistance and encouragement from his team.
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The Dark Knight Rises Trailer – Lego Style
Very close to perfect recreation of the movie trailer.
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