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Unfortunately, not everyone is excited or even happy about the announcement of an animated adaptation of Batman: The Killing Joke. It probably was to be expected given the furor regarding a variant cover of Batgirl #41 that paid tribute to Alan Moore’s one-shot.
Marvel’s Editor-in-Chief, Axel Alonso, sat down on Friday with Comic Book Resources to discuss Marvel’s new “All-New, All-Different Marvel” hip-hop album variant covers and the recently announced “What If? Infinity” one-shots
The current ‘conversation’ (if we call anything on Twitter that…) is that artists do the lion’s share of the work and get the least credit when it comes to interviews, press, and the chart seen above. So ok, why is that, and what can be done to fix it?
Marvel recently announced that they would be releasing variant covers inspired by hip-hop albums. They’re awesome, and the internet is going nuts for them.
Recently some agitators have defended their tactics by claiming that bullying the publisher of Airboy, Image, into pulling the comic from store shelves is not an act of censorship. This is patently absurd.
Go home Social Justice Warriors (SJW). You’re drunk. Airboy is a unique project from James Robinson and Greg Hinkle in which they portray themselves as characters in a weird, multi-verse comic book story. It’s a meta story, about a dark time in their lives, where they admit to being crappy people.
Stan Lee, the man behind Spider-Man and many of Marvel’s characters, to speaks out, “I wouldn’t mind if, Peter Parker had originally been black, a Latino, an Indian or anything else, that he stay that way.”
Dorren Green, AKA Squirrel Girl is a long-time super hero of the Marvel Universe (MU). Although it seems unlikely, Squirrel Girl has been in the MU for over twenty years now!
The T-800 took to the streets of Hollywood and even stopped by Madame Tussads Hollywood. Arnold Schwarzenegger posed as his iconic character as visitors stopped by to get pictures with what they believed to be a wax reincarnation.
ake A Wish Colorado has introduced a new superhero to the world, The Green Blaze. Last Saturday, June 6, The Green Blaze was on patrol in the Mile Hi city protecting it from the evil Red Villains.