Marvel Comics great Stan Lee stopped by “The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson” Wednesday night to catch up – and pick a few bones – with Craig. The two talked Twitter and brigadiers, a possible partnership, and Lee’s latest book, How to Draw Comics, which comes out November 16. Watch Stan’s hilarious appearance below.
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Who better to learn from than an icon? Stan Lee, co-creator of the Mighty Marvel Universe, shares the skills and knowledge he’s gleaned over these last few decades in his newest book, How to Draw Comics. Check back early next week for your chance to win a special Lee-signed edition from Suvudu! In the meantime, [...]
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Stan Lee recently appeared on NPR’s “Talk of the Nation” and spoke about why he got started, what he’s up to, and what’s coming next. Mr. Lee, in addition to being the Grand Pubah at Marvel Comics, is also the author of Stan Lee’s How to Draw Comics, coming on November 16.
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Matt and Kyle talk about what they’ve been reading. Is it really that simple? Yup, turns out it is.
Read MoreAs wonderful as any comics convention can be–and, certainly, they are fantastic, awesome things–every now and then they go above and beyond to capture a moment that is nothing less than pure magic. Click through here to share a certain magic moment from the recent New York Comic Convention.
Read MoreMichael Alan Nelson is the writer of BOOM! Studio’s ongoing 28 Days Later comic book which chronicles the trials of Selena, a survivor in the movie of the same name.
Read MoreDavid Steinberger is the CEO of ComiXology, a company that is paving the way for comic book readers to find, purchase and read their favorite comic titles on mobile devices and on the web. A longtime comics fan himself, Steinberger sees a world where print comics and digital comics co-exist, with one expanding the audience [...]
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We’ve talked about Radical before (here, here, and here) and we’re quickly growing into fans. To this point, we’ve seen a lot of interesting and dark science fiction and fantasy comics come out of Radical, so I wasn’t entirely surprised when I read an early copy of one of their latest efforts, Mata Hari, and came away ready for more.
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There’s exciting news regarding some new Rocketeer stories! IDW Publishing has announced that in 2011 it will publish a new The Rocketeer mini-series and some of the bigger names modern comics will be contributing to the hero’s new adventures.
But that isn’t all. Not only are we getting more Rocketeer stories, but some of the money earned from this new mini-series will be donated to further research into Hairy Cell Leukemia in honor of The Rocketeer’s creator Dave Stevens, who died of Leukemia in 2008.
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Radical Publishing has confirmed that Sam Raimi (he of the Spider-Man and Evil Dead franchises) will produce and direct a film adaptation of Radical’s Earp: Saints for Sinners.
Curious to know what this series is about? Picture Wyatt Earp transported to a modern day dystopian Las Vegas.
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