Moving on to the decade of the 1960s the History of Comics On Film has a brand new introduction along with a look at the 1966 television series The Marvel Super-Heroes featuring the first animation interpretations of Captain America, The Incredible Hulk, The Invincible Iron Man, The Mighty Thor, and Namor The Sub-Mariner!
derekwc -
8/30/2010
DC’s co-EIC Dan Didio has confirmed that when Bruce Wayne returns in November, the former Nightwing wont be giving up the mantle of the bat any time soon...
JoshW -
8/29/2010
The comic book writer discusses the upcoming storyline "Three" which will apparently feature the death of one of the team members...
JoshW -
8/28/2010
Moving on to the decade of the 1960s the History of Comics On Film has a brand new introduction along with the cultural phenomenon that was the Batman television series featuring the third live-action interpretation of Batman and Robin. This spawned a feature film which was released in the year 1966 to cap off the first season of the smash hit television series.
derekwc -
8/22/2010
Vice President Executive Editor Tom Brevoort has clarified the decision to end ongoing series Daredevil later this year...
JoshW -
8/22/2010
Pinocchio The little wooden vampire slayer returns in an all new adventure from SLG Publishing. Pinocchio: The Great Puppet Theater features more danger, more deceit, and truckloads more nose-shanked vampire.
EdGross -
8/16/2010
Moving on to the decade of the 1960s the History of Comics On Film has a brand new introduction along with the cultural phenomenon that was the Batman television series featuring the third live-action interpretation of Batman and Robin.
derekwc -
8/15/2010
One of the hits of this year's Comic-Con was the graphic novel Last Man Standing, from Heavy Metal, which Deadline.com is now reporting will become a feature film from Paramount.
EdGross -
8/12/2010
Moving on to a new decade the History of Comics On Film has a brand new introduction along with this unaired television pilot from 1964 that would feature the second live-action interpretation of the gang from Archie Comics.
derekwc -
8/7/2010
Batman: Arkham City Announced as the Official Title for the Sequel to the Critically Acclaimed Batman: Arkham Asylum!
NateBest -
8/5/2010
Moving on to a new decade the History of Comics On Film has a brand new introduction along with this unaired television pilot from 1961 that would feature the first live-action interpretation of the Boy of Steel.
derekwc -
7/31/2010
The new comic-book miniseries from Andrew E.C. Gaska and Archaia Entertainment is well worth the cover price.
RichHandley -
7/19/2010
The Curse of the Mutants vampire story arc continues in X-Men #2 and Marvel has released this promotional image.
EdGross -
7/19/2010
In this 26-episode television series that would air in first-run syndication, The History of Comics On Film follows Model Irish McCalla as Sheena Queen of the Jungle from 1955 to 1956!
derekwc -
7/17/2010
Dark Horse Comics and Hammer Films have announced Crossroads, a four-issue comic book prequel to Let Me In, the American version of the vampire film Let the Right One in.
EdGross -
7/14/2010
In this six-season television series that would air on the ABC network, The History of Comics On Film follows George Reeves' work as Superman from 1952 to 1958 !
derekwc -
7/11/2010
This summer will see the publication of the Elvis Van Helsing graphic novel, and we've got a trailer for it.
EdGross -
7/10/2010
Marvel has released a preview of the cover for X-Men #2, which continues Victor Gischler's "Curse of the Mutants" vampire storyline.
EdGross -
7/9/2010
Last week "WONDER WOMAN" got a new look that inclued pants and new back story.Fans of wonder woman where mad to say the least but it looks like this week the fans have chaged there minds........
Fanboy -
7/6/2010
In the second part of this conversation with author and comic book writer Victor Gischler, we turn our attention to the launch of X-Men #1, and the first story arc which pits the mutants against vampires.
EdGross -
7/6/2010