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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: 1990s League Of Extraordinary Gentlepersons

by Jill Pantozzi | 5:02 pm, August 21st, 2012

Mighty God King has updated Alan Moore’s League of Extraordinary Gentleman to the 1990s. You can buy it on Etsy. (via io9) 

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May the Odds Be Ever in Your Favor

Someone Else Who’s Not Finnick Has Been Cast In Catching Fire

by Jill Pantozzi | 4:14 pm, August 9th, 2012

The casting announcements for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire continue to come at us fast and furious. But no, it’s still not Finnick, which is kind of ironic when you think about it considering this actor played Arthur Curry/Aquaman on the CW’s Smallville. Lionsgate has just revealed who will take on the role of District 1′s Gloss – Alan Ritchson.

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If you liked it then you should have put a Lantern Ring on it

DC Comics Starts Selling Licensed Art Prints Of Their Properties (Finally!)

by Jill Pantozzi | 3:30 pm, August 7th, 2012

You’ve seen them on Tumblr, Etsy, DeviantArt, etc. – amazingly artistic images you’d love to hang on your wall, featuring your favorite DC Comics characters. Fans have wished DC would get behind the idea and sell similar items for a while now. Well, it seems they’ve finally heard us. DC Comics have begun selling a range of archival prints, previously sold at the C2E2 convention in Chicago, in their DC Collectibles shop. They lean towards the minimalist approach (something we appreciate on this site) but also cover art deco, classic illustration, theater posters and more. Take a look at what they’ve got to offer.

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Everyone Has A Crush On Batman

by Jill Pantozzi | 5:19 pm, December 6th, 2011

Mike Maihack (who we selected for the art section of our 2011 Holiday Gift Guide) has drawn Batgirl/Supergirl strips before that have resonated with us but perhaps none so much as this. Hit the jump to see all the other cool stuff we saw today. 

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Review

The New 52 in Review: Week 4

by Christopher Holden | 12:31 pm, September 30th, 2011

Christopher Holden continues a series reviewing the New 52 with…

ALL-STAR WESTERN

All-Star Western opens with Jonah Hex and Amadeus Arkham teaming up to solve the mystery of a slew of Jack-the-Ripper-like murders in 1880’s era Gotham City. As per usual, Jonah Hex is portrayed perfectly by Gray and Palmiotti. However, Hex seems somewhat out of place in Gotham, regardless of the time period. If he remains the main protagonist, I hope the stories return to the plains. Arkham’s internal commentary provides an interesting perspective on the situation, as well as a deeper examination of Hex’s motivations, but ultimately Arkham’s presence proves as annoying to the reader as he seems to Jonah. The story picks up at the end with revalation of the involvement of what appears to be the Skull and Bone society. If you’re a Jonah Hex fan, I would suggest skipping this opening story arc and waiting for a more traditionally western tale to be released.

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Your Stupid Minds! Stupid! Stupid!

Creators of Subway’s 8-Page Justice League Ad Have No Idea How Aquaman Works

by Susana Polo | 9:35 am, June 15th, 2011

Yes, the psychic King of All Atlanteans who can breathe underwater should probably also have remembered not to go swimming so soon after lunch.

Also Batman standing on the beach in broad daylight will never not be funny. This panel is brought to you by Subway, who sponsored this week’s eight page comic book ad at the center of all DC Comics. And they wonder why people wait for the trades.

(via Bleeding Cool.)

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