Category: Comic Books

New "Marvel Ultimate Alliance" Trailers: Spider-Man, Thor & The Thing

Activision's released three new trailers from the upcoming "Marvel Ultimate Alliance" video game. Check out what Spider-Man, Thor and The Thing have to offer!

Marvel Comics Solicitations for December, 2006

Marvel Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping December, 2006. We've got the full list for ya.

Dick Tracy's 75th Birthday Done In Style

IDW has provided us with an exclusive look at strips from the upcoming "The Complete Chester Gould's Dick Tracy" Volume 1, set to sihp this October.

Turning Japanese: O'Sullivan & Rodi talk "G.I. Joe Special Missions: Tokyo"

This week, in the pages of "G.I. Joe Special Missions: Tokyo," readers will see some old school Real American Heroes search Japan's capital for a missing member. CBR News spoke with writers Robert Rodi & Mike O'Sullivan about the book.

Taking A Look at "Low Orbit" from Image

This November sees the release of "Low Orbit" from Image Comics. This 64-page full-color anthology features work of a variety of up-and-comers in the world of comics.

Pulp, Grind, Manifesto: Vaughan, Grayson, Waid & Heinberg On Comics

Brian K. Vaughan, Devin Grayson, Mark Waid & Allan Heinberg attempted to forge a monthly comics manifesto during the West Hollywood Book Fair, discussing the relevance of comics in broader culture, their own creative processes, the role of gender politics and sexual preference in the medium and more.

"Hatter M" Expands from Comics to CCG

Frank Bedor's characters seen in the "Hatter M" series at Image Comics got their start in the novel "The Looking Glass Wars" and expand into the world of collectible card games next.

Graphic About Novels: Talking With Charlie Huston About Novels

With so many novelists trying their hand at comics these days, we figured it was time to shine the spotlight on some of them. In the first of a semi-regular feature, we spoke with current "Moon Knight" writer Charlie Huston about his novel work and have an excerpt from his latest, "A Dangerous Man," out on Tuesday.

DC Comics Solicitations for Product Shipping December, 2006

DC Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics shipping December, 2006 and we've got the full listing for ya.

Top Sales Charts for Actual Sales in August, 2006

Diamond has released the top sales numbers for product shipped in August, 2006, including Market Share, Top 300 Comics, Top 100 GN/TPB's and Top 50 Manga. Marvel leads in overall sales and units sold, while DC holds the #1 spot with "Justice League of America" #1.

99 Problems…But Superman Ain't One For Jay-Z

The reigning king of hip-hop, Jay-Z, is coming out of retirement with a new album called "Kingdom Come." Hey, isn't that the DC Comics series where Superman comes out of retirement? Not a coincidence.

Image Previews: "Hunter-Killer," "Hatter M," "The Walking Dead" & More!

Image has released previews of next Wednesday shipping titles "Hatter M" #3, "Negative Burn" #4, "Occult Crimes Taskforce" #2, "Sea of Red" #12 and "The Walking Dead" #31. Plus, we've got a look at the October 4th shipping "Hunter-Killer" #8 by Mark Waid & Eric Basaldua.

The 52 Steps: Week Nineteen

This week, Archbishop Lobo ... wait, Archbishop Lobo? Need we say more? Justin has all the details from this week's issue of "52," as well as his thoughts and some predictions on what's to come next.

CSBG @ CBR: Did M.I.T. crib from a comic?

Did M.I.T. crib from a comic to land a multi-million dollar grant? Did Mario Puzo ever write comic books? Did Marvel sneak Fantastic Four onto the schedule against the terms of their distribution deal? All in this week's Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed!

Marvel Previews: "Giant Size Wolverine," "Doctor Strange: The Oath" & More

Marvel has released previews of October 4th shipping titles "Agents of Atlas" #3, "Beyond" #4, "Doctor Strange: The Oath" #1, "Giant Size Wolverine" #1 and "The Irredemable Ant-Man" #1.

Jonathan Hickman Delivers "The Nightly News"

Jonathan Hickman – a former CBR Comic Book Idol contestant – has a new book called "The Nightly News" coming out from Image Comics. So why is he angry? Come inside and find out…

Green World: Pak talks "Incredible Hulk"

In "Planet Hulk," Ole' Jade Jaws is on a different planet but in a familiar situation as he finds himself on the run once again. We spoke with writer Greg Pak at length about the storyline and the saga that follows, "World War Hulk."

Gauging "Lost Girls" Reaction with Chris Staros

Two weeks ago the controversial graphic novel "Lost Girls" by Alan Moore & Melinda Gebbie began shipping. Has there been any fallout? We spoke at length with Top Shelf's Chris Staros to find out and to discuss the risks they faced in publishing this book.

"Making Comics" Launch Party @ Rocketship

This past weekend,the Clan McCloud made their way to Rocketship in Brooklyn to launch Scott's new book, "Making Comics." We have a short report from the party and some pictures.

I'm an Ordinary (Wonder)Man: David talks "Wonder Man: My Fair Supervillain."

Can a savage supervillain be reformed? Simon Williams will find out this December as he tries to reform one on Marvel's monstrous miscreants in the pages of "Wonder Man: My Fair Supervillain." We spoke with Peter David about the series.

Marvel Press Conference: Tom DeFalco and "Amazing Spider-Girl"

Earlier today, Tom DeFalco spoke to the comic book press about "Amazing Spider-Girl" #1, which ships in October. We've got all the details inside, including which Spider-Man characters he'd like to tackle in the series and some hints about "A-Next."

Shoryuken! A Talk With The "Street Fighter Legends: Sakura" Creative Team

If wild martial arts, crazy girls and some "Street Fighter" action sounds good, it's time to check out Udon's sold-out "Street Fighter Legends: Sakura." We spoke with writer Ken Siu-Chong & artist Omar Dogan to learn more.

Axel Alonso On Taking over the X-Men Group

With news of Executive Editor Axel Alonso's responsibilities expanding to include oversight of the X-Men Group at Marvel, we caught up with Alonso to see what this all means for him and the books he edits.

Defending the Realm: Tieri Talks "New Excalibur"

"New Excalibur" #11 shipped today, which continues Frank Tieri's run on the book as he fills in for Chris Claremont, but his stories are anything but filler. CBR News spoke with Tieri about what fans can expect.

Taking a Look at "Talent" #3

Boom! Studios has provided CBR News with a seven-page preview of "Talent" #3 by Christopher Golden, Tom Sniegoski and Paul Azaceta, in stores today.

Dawn of the Dread: Blaylock talks "G.I. Joe: Dreadnoks Declassified"

This November, readers will learn the secret origin of the fearsome master of disguise Zartan in the mini-series "G.I. Joe: Dreadnoks Declassified." CBR News spoke with writer Josh Blaylock about the series.

The Ant Bully-Pen: Hester Talks "The Irredeemable Ant-Man"

Because of the protagonist's abilities, the action in this October's "The Irredeemable Ant-Man" might be small, but that doesn't mean it will be any less exciting or detailed. CBR News spoke to the man in charge of depicting the action in the book, artist Phil Hester.

DC Preview: "Guy Gardner: Collateral Damage," Batman/Spirit," & "The Other Side"

DC Comics released this week previews of three new titles. Check out several full color pages by Darwyn Cooke, Howard Chaykin, and Cameron Stewart.

The Joy of Pride: Vaughan talks "Pride of Baghdad"

This Wednesday, Brian K Vaughan and Niko Henrichon's tale of lions trapped in a chaotic and violent concrete jungle, "Pride of Baghdad," hits stores. CBR News got the scoop on the original graphic novel from Vaughan.

Dark Horse Comics Solicitations For December, 2006

Dark Horse Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping December, 2006.

Dan Abnett talks Boom's "Warhammer 40K" Comic

The highly popular "Warhammer 40K" miniatures game is making its way to comics this October in a new series from Boom! Studios. We caught up with writer Dan Abnett to find out more about this series.

Heroes Helping Heroes: Cebulski talks "Loners"

In 2007, the teen heroes of the Marvel U will see their numbers expand. Spinning out from "Runaways," "Loners" is a new mini-series featuring the members of "Excelsior," a self help team for teen superheroes. CBR News spoke with writer C.B. Cebulski about the series.

Publisher Dan Buckley Talks Marvel/Dabel Brothers Deal

News out of Baltimore tonight confirms Marvel and the Dabel Brothers have entered into a new publishing agreement. We caught up with Marvel Publisher Dan Buckley for details.

Marvel's Big Plans Revealed at Baltimore Retailer Conference

Loads and loads of news out of Baltimore's retailer conference tonight includes Whedon on "Runaways," Spider-Man's black costume returns, titles spining out of "Annihilation" and much more.

Spider-Man's Back in Black in February

In February, 2007, following the events of "Civil War," Spider-Man will once again don the black costume. What's this all mean? Is it the return of symbiont? We spoke with editor Axel Alonso for more.

On the Run: Joss Whedon Takes Over "Runaways"

It's the end of an era for "Runaways" fans when series creators Vaughan and Alphona leave the book. In April, a new era begins as Joss Whedon and artist Michael Ryan take over the title. We spoke with Whedon about his plans.

Cup of Joe @ Baltimore Comicon: Waiting For Monday

Joe Quesada and Tom Brevoort stopped off at the Baltimore Comic-Con with hints of things to come. Covered at the panel was the status of "Ultimates" 3 and 4, Joss Whedon with post-"Astonishing X-Men" work, Quesada's most sought-after authors and much more.

DC's One Year Greater @ Baltimore Comic-Con

DC's last panel on Saturday didn't bring much news, but plenty of chat (and odd alpaca references). The group discussed a possibly growing Superman family, Nightwing's second chance on life and the characters they'd want to see dead.

The 52 Steps: Week Eighteen

Week Eighteen of "52" gives readers plenty of guest appearances including the Helm of Nabu! Justin gives you the low down and his predictions, while Brian fills you in on Dr. Fate's history.

DC Nation @ Baltimore Comicon: 100, 000 Buttons Later

The DC Nation crew wrapped up their 2006 tour at the Baltimore Comicon Saturday, where not even a false fire alarm could wreck the party. Covered at the panel was Booster Gold's death, Palmiotti and Gray's new exclusivity deal and more.

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