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By rss@youtube.com (Russkafin) For our senior Media Arts project at SUNY Fredonia, my friend Jeff and I did an animated adaptation of Marvel's Ultimates comic book by Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch, complete with music, sound effects and a full voice cast. This is the third issue. VOICE CAST: -Mike Chojnowski as Tony Stark/I...

By rss@youtube.com (jolawsci) The thrilling conclusion! Based on Incredible Hulk #180 - 181 This is a non-profit fan-film All characters in this vid belong to either Marvel comic book company or DC comic company. Figures by Toybiz, Mattel, and Hasbro Keywords: Wolverine Hulk Canada Marvel DC Luke Cage Wendigo Joker 1...

By rss@youtube.com (NJFSpidey616) Reviews of 'Batman #684' 'Incognito #1' and 'X-Force #10'. Plus the guys and Peter dispute over the Ultimate Hulk Annual and Peter mentions a wonderful diner in Jersey. Author: NJFSpidey616 Keywords: Justin Tyler Pete LePage Alex Zalben Comic Book Club Marvel Peter David

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Planet Hulk" by Greg Pak, Gary Frank, Aaron Lopresti and Carlo Pagulayan (Incredible Hulk Vol. 2 #92-105) - 165 points (2 first place votes)

By Louis Fowler With the exception of the regular cast of characters (Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, Hulk), the first real comic-book hero that I became a real geeky, I’m-better-than-you-because-you-don’t-know-who-this-is fan of was the bizarro cult icon Ambush Bug.

The Avengers opens with twenty minutes of Loki mind-controlling Bruce Banner and sending the Hulk on a murderous rampage, thus causing Captain America, ... Details of 'Thor' and 'The Avengers' LeakedAceShowbiz (blog) Comic Book Movie

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By Brad Curran Top 21 Essential Marvel Runs I've Read:* 2. Lee, Kirby, and Sinnot Fantastic Four 10. Gerber and Sal Buscema Defenders 11. Lee and John Buscema Silver Surfer 12. Gerber, Kane, Sal Buscema, and friends Marvel Two In One 13. Lee, Kirby, Steranko, Colan Captain America

By Brian Cronin Indiana Jones... Was Superman a Spy?: And Other Comic Book Legends Revealed At October 30, 2009, Michael wrote: I ... So I ... In ... Heh. Abril reminds me of our first publisher of Marvel Comics here in Germany - Bildschriften, who published their Marvel ... Sijo He ... Rene, Lee and his ...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco Angel Vs. Frankenstein: Fighting Frankenstein is a right of passage that all comic book characters must go through at some point, right? It looks like Buffy’s ex-boyfriend Angel will be joining the Have Fought Frankenstein Club this week, with this $3.99 comic from IDW. For more IDW-publi...

Some comic book fans aren’t waiting for Halloween to put on their best costumes. They are taking part in the annual Comic Con festival at Manhattan’s Pier 94 this weekend. Fans took part in a costume competition and met stars of their favorite classic television shows, like Adam West from “B...

By David Bentley It's also a shame that Wolverine yet again takes priority. I'd add that, given the Japanese elements in the comic books, I'm not sure Bryan Singer would be a great choice; someone like Ang Lee who has done comic book material (Hulk), tragic romance (Brokeback Mountain) and visually stunni...

Len Wein is a living legend. Whilst not known around the globe like Stan Lee, mention his name to any comic book aficionado and they'll kneel down and say things like 'we're not worthy'. Wein has been a proud superhero parent for decades -- helping give birth to Swamp Thing, Nightcrawler, Sto...

By Brian Cronin 24.47% Captain America 15% Fantastic Four 5% Incredible Hulk What's the Best Miller/Mazzucchelli Comic Book Work? 34% John Romita 23% Steve Ditko 18% John Romita Jr. 7% Todd McFarlane 3% Ross Andru 1.68% Sal Buscema 1.14% Erik Larsen 24% Joe Kelly 1.77% Bruce Banner

The comic book manages to entertain consistently, despite some of the writing, because of the artwork. There are a lot of characters and a lot of action and the comic book brings its best when dealing with the visuals. The Wolverine battle doesn't disappoint as Wolverine even attempts to bo...

By David Bentley Edward Norton, who played Bruce Banner in The Incredible Hulk, has now addressed whether the character is likely to appear in the ensemble movie. The Avengers, which will feature Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Nick Fury and other comic book characters, is released on May 4, 2012.

By MarkAndrew Possibility 5) Was, I believe, originally floated by Tony Isabella over on Dwayne McDuffie's message board. At September 22, 2009, Michael P. wrote: At September 24, 2009, Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources » Wednesday Comics: Hey, Wait, We Have One More Page Left! wrote:

Marvel and AniBoom, the online social network for animation, is launching a motion comics contest with a first prize of $10,000. Marvel is teaming up with Aniboom to give you the chance to transform some of their greatest stories into Motion Comics and propel the comic book experience int...

By Buzz Newsarama has posted a six page preview of "Incredible Hulk" #602, written by Greg Pak with art by Ariel Olivetti. Click here to check it out. "Incredible Hulk" #602 hits comic book stores on September 23. Here's the solicit info... Newsarama has posted a six page preview of "Incredible Hulk" #6...

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By Paul Kupperberg BOOKGASM: Ron Goulart used a pen name, Joseph Silva, on CAPTAIN AMERICA: HOLOCAUST FOR HIRE. Any special reason for that? BOOKGASM: What comic book prose have you done since? If you could write any novel featuring any comic book character, what and who would it be?

By Graeme McMillan Talking to Comic Book Resources, Feige admitted that Samuel L. Jackson's nine movie deal with Marvel is indeed a clue as to how the Avengers are going to get toegther: I think so. In the comics, he has. Kevin Feige on Marvel Studios Slate [Comic Book Resources]

By Brian Cronin Was Superman a Spy?: And Other Comic Book Legends Revealed 2 Comments At August 21, 2009, Comic Book Legends Revealed #221 wrote: At August 21, 2009, Adam wrote: Y'know, there was an "Irving Forbush" in the Stan Lee story in Incredible Hulk #600. Mind you, it was ...

By Brian Cronin Here is the latest cool comic book moment in our year-long look at one cool comic book moment a day (in no particular order whatsoever)! Here’s the archive of the moments posted so far! Today we look at a memorable moment from Incredible Hercules… To set up the plot of Incredible Hercules #1...

Eric Bana cuts a swath through a wide array of film genres -- consider the sword and sandal epic "Troy," the comic book adaptation "Hulk," the historical dramas from old England and recent history .

By Greg Burgas Marvel: Deadpool #900 (page 72) cracks me up. At least someone at Marvel has a sense of humor about their increasingly-ridiculous numbering policy. Comic Book Comics #4 gets resolicited on page 265 from Evil Twin Comics. Man, I hope it comes out this time!

By ComicList New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, August 5, 2009, by Charles LePage. ARCHIE COMICS Betty #181, $2.50 Betty & Veronica Double Digest #173, $3.99 Sonic The Hedgehog Archives TP Vol 11, $7.95 Tales From Riverdale Digest #34, $2.69

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By Lingster At the end of the main story in The Incredible Hulk #600, Jennifer Walters disappears inside a gamma bomb mushroom cloud, along with Doc Samson. While it's unlikely either of them is "dead" dead, given the reluctance comic book companies have for killing off major characters, both will li...

By ComicList New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, July 22, 2009, by Charles LePage. BONGO COMICS Futurama Comics #44, $2.99 Simpsons Classics #21, $3.99 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING Alter Ego #88, $6.95 Back Issue #35, $6.95 Jack Kirby Collector #53, $10.95

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By Brian Cronin Next week, the following new Marvel books are due in comic book stores… ALL NEW SAVAGE SHE-HULK #4 $3.99 CAPTAIN BRITAIN AND MI 13 #15 $2.99 DEADPOOL SUICIDE KINGS #4 $3.99 GUARDIANS OF GALAXY #16 $2.99 NOVA #27 $2.99 Hmmm…I wonder how many Marvel books will ship in TWO weeks? Seriously, what’s u...

By Buzz Marvel.com has posted three lettered pages of "Incredible Hulk" #602, written by Greg Pak with art by Ariel Olivetti. The story features Bruce Banner and his savage son Skaar in a showdown with the Juggernaut. Incredible Hulk" #604 hits comic book stores on Wednesday, September 23.

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By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) My pocket comic book expert, Rich Johnston of Bleeding Cool, tells me that Joe Kelly was likely to have been more influenced by John Byrne’s work on She Hulk, a series that coincided with my time working in a comic shop and so which I know quite well. I can definitely see the similarities.

By ComicList New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, July 8, 2009, by Charles LePage. RANDOM HOUSE Comic Book Design Essential Guide To Creating Great Comics & Graphic Novels, $24.95 GI Joe MMPB Rise Of Cobra, $7.99 WIZARD ENTERTAINMENT Toyfare #145 (GI Joe Movie Toys Cover), $4.99

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By Brian Cronin Today, we have the pick of Patrick Scherberger, who has been a major artist for Marvel Comics ever since he won the First Annual Comic Book Idol at Comic Book Resources back in 2004, mostly on Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man. Patrick’s pick is David Williams. David drew Jaguar….

By ComicList BONGO COMICS Bart Simpson Comics #48, $2.99 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING Comic Book Podcast Companion SC, $15.95 WIZARD ENTERTAINMENT Wizard Magazine #214 (GI Joe Rise Cobra Movie Cover), $5.99 Wizard Magazine #214 (Spider-Man Romita Jr Cover), $5.99

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By Graeme McMillan Chris Nolan's The Dark Knight swept the board at the 38th annual Key Art Awards on Friday, leading a charge of superhero movies finding that good marketing may be their most useful superpower, after all. Non-comic book, but equally io9, Wall-E also picked up more than a few awards, includi...

By ComicList New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, June 17, 2009, by Charles LePage. ARCHIE COMICS Betty & Veronica #242, $2.50 Betty & Veronica Digest #195, $2.69 Jugheads Double Digest #151, $3.99 Sabrina Vol 2 #103 (Young Salem Part 3 Of 4), $2.50 BONGO COMICS Simpsons Comics #155, $2.99

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By Lingster Even if most studio heads secretly agree with Megan Fox, how could they trust her not to spew this kind of bigotry in future promotional tours? Especially for a comic book movie like She-Hulk? And it's not as if there's a shortage of pretty girls in Hollywood.

By Rod Lott Marvel is next, spotlighting how early Fantastic Four covers tried to disguise the fact that they were superheroes, why the creator of Venom got only $220 for doing so, how the Hulk was almost colored red for the 1970s TV series, Wolverine’s origins as an actual wolverine, singer Amy Gran...

By ComicList New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, May 20, 2009, by Charles LePage. BANDAI Code Geass Nightmare Of Nunnally GN Vol 1, $10.99 Gundam 00 GN Vol 1, $10.99 Gundam 00F GN Vol 1, $9.99 BONGO COMICS Simpsons Comics #154, $2.99 Simpsons Comics Treasure Trove #4, $3.99

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By Annalee Newitz Why has the superhero movie come to be one of the only places we can find intriguing stories about war? Possibly it's just coincidence: the US is at war, and we're also in a phase where comic book movies are incredibly popular at the box office. So naturally we tell comic book war stories. Moreo...

By ComicList Remember, when you order any of these titles, whether here or at your local comic book shop, NOW instead of waiting closer to the release date, you save money AND you save the time of hunting down the issue after it sells out. To find a local comic book shop, please browse The Master List of Comi...

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By rsg8101 Here is a statement about Hulk #11, and about the Jeph Loeb’s Hulk series in general, that you won’t read on any other comic book review web site: I like it. Incredulous, you say? Well, here is an even more radical statement: Hulk is a good comic book.

By ComicList New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, April 15, 2009, by Charles LePage. BONGO COMICS Simpsons Comics #153, $2.99 KRAUSE PUBLICATIONS Comics Buyers Guide #1654 (Jun 2009), $5.99 MANUSCRIPT PRESS Comics Revue #276, $6.95 STICKMAN GRAPHICS Digital Prepress For Comic Books TP (Revised Expanded And Updated Edition), $38.95 VIZ MEDIA Battle Angel Alita Last Order TP Vol 11, $9.99 Black Lagoon GN Vol 5, $12.99 Boys Over Flowers TP Vol 35, $9.99 Dogs TP Vol 0, $12.99 Gimmick GN Vol 6, $9.99 Inu Yasha TP Vol 37, $8.95 O Parts Hunter TP Vol 15, $9.99 Record Of A Fallen Vampire GN Vol 5, $9.99 Red River GN Vol 25, $9.99 Nightmare Inspector Yumekui Kenbun GN Vol 7, $9.99 Zatch Bell GN Vol 24, $9.99   [read the full post]

Tatasciore has not only been the voice of the Hulk before (Ultimate Avengers and Next Avengers) but also voiced a wide variety of Marvel characters on the ... Hulk Vs. Blu-ray Review IGN Review of Hulk Vs. (1st look at the new DVD) Comic Book Movie  - Comic Book Movie

By David Pepose During this week’s Comic Book Club in New York City, X-Factor writer Peter David made an interesting point as the comedic trio each took potshots at Jeph Loeb’s Ultimate Hulk Annual #1 (which, at this point, really has taken a bit of a beating by reviewers).

By jim@ifanboy.com And that's before you even get near the DVDs. Spend half an hour wandering the aisles in a Target, and it looks like comic book superheroes are the most dominant force driving the popular culture. As long as you don't go down the Book aisle.

By Greg Hatcher Even more wonderful than the accessible comics reprints is the boom in comics histories. I’m old enough to remember when there were basically two– Jules Feiffer’s The Great Comic Book Heroes and Les Daniels’ Comix. Now, my God, it’s a smorgasbord and it shows no sign of letting up.

By Charlie Jane Anders MicroNauts Has there been a TV show or comic book? Yes, Marvel comics put one out. MadBalls Has there been a TV show or comic book? Yes, there was a Saturday morning cartoon, plus a direct-to-VHS movie, and Marvel (of course) put a comic book out.

§ Good news: Joe Johnston is on board for the CAPTAIN AMERICA movie, which will lead in to the AVENGERS franchise: Joe Johnston has inked a deal to direct “First Avenger: Captain America,” Marvel Studios’ take on its classic comic book character. Marvel’s Kevin Feige is producing.

By josh@ifanboy.com This was the summer of comic book movies; a summer where I was featured in several interviews as something of a comic book expert, talking about these movies, and what they meant to comic books in general.  I saw them all.  Well, I saw them all except for The Incredible Hulk.  

By the rocketboy(noreply@blogger.com) This version of The Hulk is miles better than the previous one. The human story is more accessible and the emotional transfer was more believable. Thanks to Norton's additional writing, The Hulk and Banner become more than just comic book characters come to life, they become key elements t...

Hulk – Yes, the Jade Giant makes yet another list. These two titans have engaged in some of the most epic battles in comic book history. It is the great debate …who’d win if these two fought? When it comes to super-human strength these two are at the top of the list. Even though the Thunder God can m...

By rss@youtube.com (shazaptv) Welcome back zappers, Im Devin Curry with http://Shazap.com. Your online video source for comic book news and reviews. Follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/devincurry. OK so now it makes a bit more sense seeing as how the characters are from the future and the Hulk like guy is our Hulk’s...

By Simon Mr Incredible = The Thing Elatigirl = Mr Fantastic Dash = Human Torch Violet = Invisible Woman Jack Jack = Franklin Richards? If you are looking for a movie to placate your comic book addiction then you can't go wrong with The Incredibles!

By Jevon Phillips The latest venture is the new Iron Man digital comic book, along with an Incredible Hulk book as well. No, they are not the first digital comic books that the House of Ideas has produced, but they are the first it's used to tie directly into and extend the storyline for a movie.  Photos: Marvel

By Buzz GeeksofDoom.com has posted a big interview with comic book writer and filmmaker Greg Pak about everything from Texas politics to "Robot Stories" to Asian American themes to Skaar, Son of Hulk! Here's an excerpt:GoD: Your early film work seems to...

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By ComicList New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, August 13, 2008, by Charles LePage. PEARL PRESS John Buscema Life In Sketches SC, $24.95 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING Modern Masters SC Vol 17 Lee Weeks, $14.95 VITAL SOUNDS Asian Cult Cinema #59 (Sep 2008), $6.00 WIZARD ENTERTAINMENT Toyfare #134 (Mattel Skeletor Cover), $4.99 New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, August 13, 2008, by Charles LePage. PEARL PRESS John Buscema Life In Sketches SC, $24.95 TWOMORROWS PUBLISHING Modern Masters SC Vol 17 Lee Weeks, $14.95 VITAL SOUNDS Asian Cult Cinema #59 (Sep 2008), $6.00 WIZARD ENTERTAINMENT Toyfare #134 (Mattel Skeletor Cover), $4.99   [read the full post]

By Crazy HULK VS WOLVERINE- This dark, violent, smash and slash story was first told in issue 181 of THE INCREDIBLE HULK and the rematches have continued to thrill comic fans ever since. Now Marvel and Lionsgate takes the best of those famous comic book battles and merges them into one heart poundin...

By ComicList New Comic Book Releases List for Thursday, July 10, 2008, by Charles LePage. Bastard TP Vol 17, $9.99 Inu Yasha TP Vol 34, $8.95 Red River GN Vol 22, $9.99 Switch GN Vol 03, $9.99 Togari TP Vol 07, $9.99 WIZARD ENTERTAINMENT Toyfare #133 (Marvel Secret Invasion Cover), $4.99

New Comic Book Releases List for Thursday, July 10, 2008. Merchandise Bunny Blk Hat Adult LG, $24.99 Dr Who Logo Baseball Cap, $19.99 Incredible Hulk Giant Wall Applique, $21.99 Incredible Hulk Wall Appliques, $12.99 Rambo IV Knife, $149.95

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) We cut to Toby coming home and going straight to his bedroom to read his comic books. Toby thinks how his mother always told him that comic books would rot his brain. That two years ago his mother ripped up every comic book he had. (I had something similar to that happen to me when I was a kid. Parents just don’t understand.) Toby thinks how maybe comics are rotting his brain and that his mother had his best interests in mind. I dig that Millar visits the age old debate about if comic books rot your brain or not. I chuckled as Toby begins to wonder if his mother was actually right that comic books were bad for him. I am sure that many comic book readers probably have a story about when their parents tore up their comics or simply preached how comics were bad for the...   [read the full post]

The Money Times  Canada - Jun 14, 2008 The first HULK movie effectively destroyed one of the greatest comic book characters ever created. It was an excellent visual example of how to take one of ... Ken's Review: The Incredible Hulk - The One and Only Hulk Movie! First Showing

By Elisabeth Rappe Filed under: Action, New Releases, Universal, Fandom, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels, ListsThe Hulk is, arguably, one of the most recognizable comic book characters in the world. But most people have encountered him largely through the popular television show, which wa...

By Wajahat Ali If "Hulk Smash?" was the agonizing, introspective question asked in Ang Lee's disappointing Hulk, then "Hulk Smash!!!" is the loud, mindless, action packed answer in this summer's Incredible Hulk reboot. A comic book store owner recently explained the phenomenon to me: "Listen, Hulk...

By Wajahat Ali If “Hulk Smash?” was the agonizing, introspective question asked in Ang Lee’s disappointing Hulk, then “Hulk Smash!!!” is the loud, mindless, action packed answer in this summer’s Incredible Hulk reboot. A comic book store owner recently explained the phenomenon to me: “Listen, Hulk...

TV on DVD: Hulk now and then  Canada - Add liberal doses of dark forces trying either to snuff or exploit the Hulk's rage and you have a comic-book classic from the Marvel universe. ...

Movies Tie-In Battling For Your Action Figure Budget  Canada - I just don’t see the need for a dozen different Incredible Hulk action figures. I personally think Marvel should have waited a couple more years before ... Box Office Report May 18th MoviesOnline all 2 news articles

There were so many mutants in this clip I lost count, was that The Hulk and burqa sporting Dust? Plus more Sentinels, which the X-Men never tire of fighting ... X-POSITION: Editors Nick Lowe & John Barber Comic Book Resources Marvel Releases "Wolverine and the X-Men" Trailer Comic Book R...

By Rokk Krinn Creative Team Writer: Jeph Loeb Pencils: Ed McGuinness Inks: Dexter Vines We cut to the video being turned on. We see General Ross and Doc Samson in Banner’s cell. Ross and Samson tell Banner about the second Hulk. Ross says that Banner needs to help them answer why this new Hulk would kill Abomination, what is with the radiation emitted by the second Hulk and why does he use a gun. We cut to red Hulk and Abomination being attacked by robot harpies that sport Betty Ross’ face. The red Hulk chuckles that the use of Betty’s face on these robots was meant to rattle Banner if he ever escaped. Red Hulk says that he isn’t Banner. That he is his own monster. The red Hulk then destroys one of the harpies. Abomination destroys the other harpy.   [read the full post]

Question of the Week What kind of comic book fan are you? a) Closet (no t-shirt or memorabilia, you don't call attention to your secret love) b) Occasional Fan c) Your massive treasure trove of comics is just for you and your close friends d) Flame On! Take the Poll!

In this issue She-Hulk's has some identity issues and is questioning whether or not she's a hero. Spoiler Alert: She-Hulk gets her pants blasted off! We also review Marvel Zombies 2 #5. We're not completely thrilled with the final issue ...

In this issue She-Hulk's has some identity issues and is questioning whether or not she's a hero. Spoiler Alert: She-Hulk gets her pants blasted off! We also review Marvel Zombies 2 #5. We're not completely thrilled with the final issue ...

In this issue She-Hulk's has some identity issues and is questioning whether or not she's a hero. Spoiler Alert: She-Hulk gets her pants blasted off! We also review Marvel Zombies 2 #5. We're not completely thrilled with the final issue ...

By Rokk Krinn Marvel unveiled another Hulk comic book with the debut of Hulk #1. The little twist about this title is that it deals with an all new red Hulk. The creative team consists of Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness. Now, I’m not a big Hulk fan. I haven’t really read the Incredible Hulk since I was probably about 11 or 12. And I was totally unimpressed with World War Hulk. So, the question is why in the world would I give this new Hulk a try? Well, the main reason is because I love Ed McGuinness’ artwork. And I think he is perfectly suited to draw a character like the Hulk. And a minor reason is that I’m just a bit curious to learn more about this red Hulk.   [read the full post]

By Brian Cronin CHEERS to Jeph Loeb, for writing one of the strongest issues he’s written in awhile for Hulk #1. CHEERS, too, to Ed McGuinness for a strong first issue, art-wise. The best part of the first issue was definitely McGuinness’ art. It is fun to watch him draw Doc Samson, Iron Man, She-Hulk and some S...

By Rokk Krinn MARVEL COMICS The Marvel comic book that I’m most looking forward to reading has to be Uncanny X-Men #493. The Messiah Complex story arc just keeps getting better and better with each issue. I’m thrilled that Marvel hit a home run on this event. After massive whiffs with House of M, Civil War and World War Hulk, I was beginning to think that Marvel just couldn’t put together a quality big event. Well, they certainly have done so with Messiah Complex. Which Marvel comic book am I least looking forward to reading? Wow, for a second week straight, I’d have to say none. Of course, with only three issues headed my way from the House of Ideas, it isn’t like I have a large selection to choose from.   [read the full post]

By The Fortress Keeper From now on, we'll attempt to focus on what we love about super-heroes and comics in general rather than rail endlessly about the mistreatment of beloved characters. Hey, comic book professionals state that no publicity is bad publicity when it comes to storylines.

By Rokk Krinn We cut to Tony in his penthouse at Stark Tower. Suddenly, captain America appears before him. Captain America attacks Tony. Tony says that Steve is dead and he can’t be real. Captain America takes off his mask and says he is a figment of Tony’s imagination. Captain America then says “The writing is Malukkian.” It was cool seeing a couple of Initiative heroes at work. We see a news report mentioning how there are increasing issues and protests over the quality of the government training for the super heroes operating under the Initiative. And that there have been numerous deaths. I guess this is the approach that Marvel is going to take to show the deficiencies of the Initiative in order to lead to the repealing of the SHRA.   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn Dugan says that it wasn’t Fury who tricked the Hulk. That it was a Life Model Decoy. Hulk says he is going to go ask Tony Stark if that is true. Hulk says if it is a lie then he will come back and destroy the Helicarrier. We cut to Dugan meeting with Lindsay and Clay Quartermain. Both men had served with Ross’ Hulkbusters. Lindsay counsels conceding Manhattan to the Hulk and letting him get his revenge on the few people he wants to and then maybe the Hulk will leave. Quartermain argues that they shouldn’t sacrifice Manhattan and that the Hulk won’t leave after he gets his revenge. Quartermain says that they need to attack the Hulk now. Dugan agrees with Quartermain and tells him to get an inventory of all the weapons they have that could cause damage to the Hul...   [read the full post]

You don't have to be a comic book fanatic to know of Captain America, the Fantastic Four, the Hulk and the X-Men — all Marvel Comics characters co-created by artist Jack "King" Kirby.

Next to David Goyer, the next comic-book-geekiest screenwriter in line is probably Zak Penn. He's writing "The Incredible Hulk" for Marvel ... and there's a chance he might have another "X-Men" project somewhere down the line, too. My pal Erik Davis was able to chat with Mr. Penn during...

By Dave Parrack All of the Marvel comic book movies are currently making references to The Avengers, a movie set for 2011 that will tie up all the loose ends and bring together Iron Man, Ant-Man, Thor, and Captain America as an all-singing, all-dancing, all burlesque (only kidding) troupe of superheroe...

The last lost episode!  Material recorded in 2006 and not "aired."  I review then-new Captain America #20, Uncanny X-Men #477, Civil War: Frontline #4, Amazing Spider-man #534, New Avengers #22, 52 #10, 11, 12, 13, Fantastic Four #539, Agents of Atlas #1, and The Oz/Wonderland Chronicl...

A "lost episode" episode with unaired segments from last July, including then-new reviews of Uncanny X-Men #476, Civil War #3, X-Factor #9, Civil War: Frontline #3, Thunderbolts #104, She-Hulk #9, Eternals #2, Transformers: Infiltration #6, and Justice League of America #0.  Also...

The comic book writing phenom whose current work includes Mythos: Ghost Rider, Civil War: Front Line, Civil War: The Return, The Agency, The Darkness, The Darkness & Hulk, Revelations, and Sidekick returns to the show for a third time for exclusive insight, hilarious conversatio...

One of comic bookâs most cherished creators joins the comic book radio talk show for the first time. Fanboy Radio is honored to have Len Wein, who has dramatically left his mark on pop culture with so many properties like Wolverine, The Human Target and worked successfully on Justice Leagu...

Mystique and Iceman make a love connection, Hulk is reborn and the heroes of the DCU seek Justice in this week's comics.

This episode: New reviews on She-Hulk #10, Manhunter #24, Highlander #0, Grimm Fairy Tales #8, Marvel Milestones: Millie the Model & Patsy Walker, and Archie Double Digest #172.  Plus: news concerning the delay of Civil War, an interview/conversation with a new comic reader, and b...

Comics on TV. The premier of Blade inspired the panel to discuss comic book adaptations on television. Can Blade survive past the movies? What does it take to make a compelling show that's based on a b-list comic character? The Flash, The Incredible Hulk, Witchblade and others are discusse...