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The Founding Store Of Free Comic Book Day Is Set to Close Its Door In Blow To Comic Industry

May 4, 2024 by Jon Del Arroz 3 Comments

It’s Free Comic Book Day, and readers around the world are lining up at comic shops for various marketing and promotional material coming from Marvel, DC Comics, and others. For the most part, it marks a great day for comic book stores and the comic industry, but this year there’s a sour note, as Flying […]

Filed Under: Blog, Comics, Industry News Tagged With: comic books, comic industry, dc comics, free comic book day, marvel comics

AI Usage Prompts Social Media To Attack Production Of Upcoming ‘Hellboy’ Reboot by Millennium Media and Angering Creator Mike Mignola

May 1, 2024 by Serena Strauss 1 Comment

Hellboy Mike Mignola Millennium Media AI character designs Hellboy: The Crooked Man

Mike Mignola, the creator of the iconic comic book character Hellboy, has expressed his displeasure upon learning from intenet fans that the upcoming Hellboy film by Millennium Media used artificial intelligence (AI) for character designs. The news came to light when Jonathan Yunger, president of Millennium Films, mentioned the use of AI in creature designs […]

Filed Under: Blog, Comics, Movies Tagged With: Hellboy, hollywood, Mike Mignola, movies

DC Comics Appears To Attack Eric July As “Con Man” and “Bully” in New Superman Event Comic By Joshua Williamson

April 30, 2024 by Jon Del Arroz 6 Comments

Superman House of Braniac, DC Comics

In one of the most bizarre instances of DC Comics going mask off of the year so far, a new Superman-related comic by Joshua Williamson appears to attack Eric July in a political rant aimed at attacking anti-woke YouTubers as “con men.” Bleeding Cool first showed the issue Superman House Of Brainiac One-Shot Special #1, […]

Filed Under: Blog, Comics Tagged With: dc comics, eric july, joshua williamson, superman

Former Marvel Comic Artist Jon Malin Detained By C2E2 Security: “That Is Fighting Cancel Culture.”

April 26, 2024 by Robert Romano 5 Comments

“I can’t believe what happened here today, guys, legendary stuff… That is fighting cancel culture. Being where you’re told you’re not supposed to be.” That was Godlike and Graveyard Shift creator Jon Malin’s comment live at the C2E2 convention in Chicago, Ill. on April 26 after being briefly detained by event security while livestreaming and […]

Filed Under: Blog, Comics, Industry News, Pop Culture Tagged With: c2e2, jon malin

San Diego Comic-Con And WonderCon Yanked Nerdrotic’s Press Pass: ‘I Don’t Know If I’d Give A F**k’. Are Anti-Woke YouTubers Being Blacklisted By Conventions?

April 25, 2024 by Robert Romano 2 Comments

Nerdrotic YouTube screenshot

The March 29 to March 31 WonderCon and July 25 to July 29 San Diego Comic-Con, both run by the non-profit organization Comic-Con International, yanked the press pass of Gary “Nerdrotic” Buechler who was set to cover the events for his 1 million subscribers on YouTube, the YouTuber recently revealed on an April 3 livestream. […]

Filed Under: Blog, Comics, Industry News, Pop Culture

Another Comic Shop Cosmic Comics Closes As the Comic Industry Spirals

April 24, 2024 by Jon Del Arroz 4 Comments

It seems like a comic book store is closing every other week. The comic book industry has been in turmoil over the last year, as poor writing, lack of editorial vision, and identity politics have mired Marvel and DC Comics to a point where too many customers have checked out. Now, Cosmic Comics has announced […]

Filed Under: Blog, Comics, Industry News Tagged With: comic books, dc comics, marvel comics

Gail Simone Lectures X-Men Fans On How Best To Write Deadpool As A Character

April 23, 2024 by Jon Del Arroz 1 Comment

Deadpool

Gail Simone is ramping up her profile as she’s about to launch two major runs for Marvel and DC Comics. Superman, a short run for three issues, and Uncanny X-Men which is going to mark a new era titled From The Ashes. She took to Twitter / X on Monday to give comic readers her […]

Filed Under: Blog, Comics, Industry News Tagged With: deadpool, gail simone, marvel comics, x-men

Why Won’t DC Comics Finally Release The Controversial Lost Issue Swamp Thing #88?

April 20, 2024 by Dr Ben Anthony 3 Comments

Swamp Thing #11, DC Comics

What is the problem with Swamp Thing issue number 88? Why is it a controversial comic book that DC Comics, to this day, still won’t publish? Why would some consider it to be somehow against Christianity? Swamp Thing issue 88 was to be part of the conclusion to the Rick Veitch run on the series […]

Filed Under: Comics Tagged With: dc comics, swamp thing

RazörFist Announces Ghost Of The Badlands Retail Edition Through Arkhaven

April 19, 2024 by Jon Del Arroz 1 Comment

Ghost of the Badlands

Last year, pop culture and pulp expert RazörFist announced he would collaborate with artist GPrime85 on his first graphic novel. The IndieGoGo campaign was a huge success, with nearly 6,000 backers raising nearly $350,000 for the project. The concept looked like a Phantom, but in the Wild West, which was exciting for RazörFist fans and […]

Filed Under: Comics, Industry News Tagged With: Arkhaven, ghost of the badlands, gprime85, RazörFist

Former Marvel Comics Writer Rick Remender Mocks Faith In God As “The Power To Delude Yourself” In The Sacrificers

April 19, 2024 by Colton Robb Leave a Comment

Former Marvel Comics writer Rick Remender’s The Sacrificers is a story about a world where each nation chooses a child to sacrifice to their “gods” for access to their “perfect world” and those who are chosen to be sacrificed. For the majority of the story, we follow one of these children, a blue, bird-like creature […]

Filed Under: Comic Book Reviews, Comics Tagged With: Christian, Heretical, Image, Rick remender, The Sacrificers

Thinking Critical Savages Spider-Goblin Concept From Zeb Wells In Amazing Spider-Man, “Just Kill Peter Parker Off!”

April 18, 2024 by Jon Del Arroz 1 Comment

Marvel Comics has failed to generate hype for Amazing Spider-Man for a long time. Between the awkward relaunch with Zeb Wells and the recent event, Gang War, fans have all but turned off from the comic. Now, leading comic expert Wes from Thinking Critical has gone on record calling the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man #50 “The […]

Filed Under: Comics, Industry News Tagged With: amazing spider-man, marvel comics, spider-goblin, spider-man, thinking critical, zeb wells

Former Batman Artist David Williams Calls For Boycott Of DC Comics Because Of Tom King’s Blasphemous Wonder Woman

April 18, 2024 by Jon Del Arroz 2 Comments

David Williams drawing of Batman, DC Comics

It’s been a bad week for DC Comics. The extreme wokeness in the comic industry is catching up to them on every level, and now their own former employees are saying enough is enough, with former Batman artist David Williams declaring a boycott on DC Comics for its anti-Christian messaging. DC Comics has hated Christians […]

Filed Under: Comics, Industry News Tagged With: david williams, dc comics, tom king, wonder woman

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