Warlord of Mars Attacks #1 Dave Johnson cover
John Carter faces the conquest minded Martians from Mars Attacks! for the first time in Dynamite’s Warlord of Mars Attacks. Writer Jeff Parker sits down for a candid conversation about this crazy crossover.
James Bond Origin #1 John Cassaday cover
The suave and sophisticated super spy James Bond is known to fans the world over. But what about who he was before that? Discover his early days in Dynamite’s James Bond Origin. Writer Jeff Parker shares more about this thrilling series set during World War II.
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Flash Gordon #1 cover by Gabriel Hardman
Kings Watch #1 cover by Marc Laming
Kings Watch #1 cover by Marc Laming
by Roger Ash
It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed anything here, so let’s take a look at a graphic novel I read recently; Underground by Jeff Parker and Steve Lieber. This book collects the 5-issue Image miniseries plus the original short story starring Underground‘s protagonist, Wesley Fischer, by Lieber from the Four Letter Worlds anthology, and a look at how the art was produced for the series.
by Roger Ash & KC Carlson
Hi! In case you’re wondering where we’ve been (c’mon, play along), we just spent a wonderful weekend at Heroes Con in Charlotte, NC. Convention organizer Shelton Drum put together one heck of a show that had something for everyone. If you’ve only been to conventions with a big publisher presence, you’d be in for a surprise at Heroes. There was everything from web comics, superheroes, to autobiographical comics. The only large publishers who had booths at the convention were Boom and IDW. There was still a DC and Marvel presence at the show through panels and creators, but this isn’t a publisher-centric show.
by KC Carlson
This month, the big news from Marvel and DC is, respectively, The Heroic Age and Brightest Day. Most details on The Heroic Age are still CLASSIFIED, other than the fact that it will launch in May with the publication of a new Avengers #1 by Brian Michael Bendis and John Romita Jr. (No word yet on when the numbering will revert to the long-standing Avengers numbering, as most Marvel titles eventually do, but at this point, with several more-or-less interconnecting Avengers titles over the past few years, it might be just too difficult – or controversial – to calculate.)
Today, I (Roger Ash, in case you’re wondering) tell you why you should get and read DC/WildStorms’ Mysterius the Unfathomable.
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