Shia Labeouf – Playing Preacher’s Arseface “Would Be Awesome”
Well, Transformers fans can see actor Shia Labeouf on the big screen in IMAX and in 3D as early as June 28th in Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon (Get the trailer now) and Labeouf has been in the news plenty. In fact, what begin as a gesture to let Megan Fox off the hook [...]
Run, Micro, Run
The notion of the sidekick has been a popular one in story-telling since time out of mind, yet it has most likely been brought to its highest prominence in superhero comics. The majority of these sidekicks, like Batman’s Robin, have been cheeky teenagers, created in order to act not only as foil for the hero, [...]
DJ Caruso Closes Preacher
Way back in 2009, Sam Mendes was set to direct Preacher, based on the Vertigo comic book of the same name, but things didn’t work out and the script just sat there. Now, it’s looking like the film is getting a new life since director DJ Caruso recently took to Twitter and announced: “My deal [...]
Crime Comics for One and All (Except Cozy Fans, regrettably)!
If you’re all caught up with the big-name crime comics like Scalped and Criminal, indulge the Nerd of Noir while he slams some more awesome down on your TBR pile. He’s got three recs for you that cover three different subgenres of crime fiction. Yeah, it’s a tall order, but he’s serving it up.
Read more about the Nerd’s crime-comic special after the jump…
Back to Brooklyn by Garth Ennis, Jimmy Palmiotti and Mihailio Vukelic – review
Back to Brooklyn is a graphic novel for the basement noir crazies. You know who you are, so just stop reading and go buy the damn thing if you haven’t already. For the rest of you who need a little more arm twisting…
…read the review after the jump.
Comic Book Review – Dan Dare issue #5
Writer: Garth Ennis Illustrator: Garry Leach Publisher: Other Publisher Publication Date: 2008 Format: Comic Book “Dan Dare” dares to be- dull. Virgin comics has attempted to revive the character Dan Dare. In issue five of the comic, Dare confronts the evil Mekon. Mostly, this issue is a bridger for the story arc. Dan Dare has [...]
