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Talking Comics with Patrick Zircher

ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea talks with artist Patrick Zircher about zeppelins, pulp characters and his work with David Liss on Marvel's upcoming "Mystery Men" miniseries.

Saturday Shelf Porn

Tim from Australia shares awesome pictures of his game room/library, which includes a Nintendo controller table, custom-made pinball machines and of course comics. Watch for a new Shelf Porn on Robot 6 later today!

On Point with "Flashpoint"

ROBOT 6's Tom Bondurant reviews "Flashpoint #1," and despite some reservations says "'Flashpoint' has a lot of potential, and right now it’s off to the best start of any of Geoff Johns’ recent big-event miniseries."

A "Thorce" of Frustration

ROBOT 6's Michael May discusses how Marvel's trades program makes it difficult for fans of the summer blockbuster "Thor" movie to follow up with comparable stories in the comics.

Talking Comics with Roger Stern

Robot 6's Tim O'Shea spoke with veteran writer Roger Stern about his involvement in the currently running "Panels for Primates," a webcomic project benefiting the Primate Rescue Center.

Immonen on "Centifolia"

ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea talks to "Fear Itself" artist Stuart Immonen about the second edition of his "Centifolia" sketchbook, which debuted this weekend at the Toronto Comic Arts festival.

Who's Got Room for Professor Zoom?

With today bringing the first glimpse of "Flashpoint" in DC Comics' Free Comic Book Day offering, ROBOT 6's Tom Bondurant ponders how the event might affect the regular DC Universe.

Talking Comics with Chris Roberson

Tim O'Shea spoke with writer Chris Roberson about his upcoming BOOM! Studios "Elric" series, launching this weekend with a Free Comic Book Day zero issue, his history with the Michael Moorcock character and more.

What Does Bin Laden's Death Mean for Miller's "Holy Terror?"

In the wake of death of Al Quaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, ROBOT 6 wonders what effect the news will have on Frank Miller’s long-gestating graphic novel "Holy Terror?"

Bryan Fuller Debuts "Pushing Daisies" Comic Art

Series creator Bryan Fuller has released a first look at a page from the comic continuation of "Pushing Daisies," his cult-hit television series. ROBOT 6 has details and a look at the art from the issue.

Talking Comics with Ben Towle

Tim O'Shea spoke with Eisner Award nominated cartoonist Ben Towle about his artistic approach towards and influences inspiring his webcomic "Oyster War," the possibility of it being brought to print and more.

"Law & Order" Targets "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark"

An upcoming episode of NBC’s "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" will focus on a fictional musical production based on "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" and its creators, including Julie Taymor and Bono.

Talking Comics with Mark Sable & Paul Azaceta

ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea talks to the creators of the upcoming zombie/war series "Graveyard of Empires," discussing the title's cover designs, how their creative partnership has changed over the years and more.

The Comics that Changed the World

With Tokyopop shutting down its publishing division, ROBOT 6's Brigid Alverson looks back at the impact the publisher, and manga in general, has had on the comics industry.

Talking Comics with Laura Allred

ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea spoke with Laura Allred, Mike Allred's longtime colorist and collaborator, about how she began working together with her artist husband, the power a good colorist has over a comic's art and more.

"Batman Live" Unveils Character Costumes

The cast of the upcoming $20-million touring arena show "Batman Live" was unveiled in England this week, revealing the costumes for Batman, Robin, Joker, Penguin and more.

Kickin' the Gun: Zubkavich & Bunn on Everything

ROBOT 6 hosts a two-part interview between "The Sixth Gun" writer Cullen Bunn and "Skullkickers" writer Jim Zubkavich that covers creator-owned comics, their writing process and much more

Talking Comics with Dan Parent

ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea spoke with writer/artist Dan Parent about the imminent debut of his character Kevin Keller's solo series from Archie Comics, sharing an exclusive look at the second issue's variant cover.

Warner Bros. Dealt Setback in Superman Legal Battle

A federal judge denied Warner Bros. access to documents alleged to show an agreement between heirs of Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster not to strike further copyright deals with the studio.

Talking Comics with Chris Roberson

ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea spoke with Eisner-nominated writer Chris Roberson about his creator co-owned series "iZombie," plans for "Superman," this week's new issue of the "Fables" spinoff, "Cinderella" and more.

Not Your Daddy's Comics

ROBOT 6's Carla Hoffman comments on a statement made at WonderCon about the nature of comics aimed at adults and their place and appropriateness in the industry.

Talking Comics with Jess Fink

ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea talks to creator Jess Fink about her "erotic, robotic" graphic novel "Chester 5000," as well as her recent battles with copyright thieves.

Into the Hundred-Issue Woods

Following news of the end of "The Flash," ROBOT 6 contributor Tom Bondurant turns math wizard in an attempt to figure out which DC Comics titles may return to their original numbering in the next few years.

Wilfred Santiago Talks "21: The Story of Roberto Clemente"

ROBOT 6 contributor Chris Maunter chats with cartoonist Wilfred Santiago about his new graphic biography of famed Pittsburgh Pirates right fielder Roberto Clemente.

Talking Comics with Nicola Scott

ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea spoke with "Teen Titans" artist Nicola Scott about this week's debut of new character Solstice, working with writers J.T Krul and Gail Simone, being a character-driven artist and more.

Siegel's Posthumous Appeal to Warner Bros

In a letter released after her death, Joanne Siegel, widow of Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel, appeals to Warner Bros to end the legal battle over ownership of and compensation for the Man of Steel. ROBOT 6 has details.

Comic College: Frank Miller

ROBOT 6's Chris Mautner looks back at the career and works of Frank Miller, offering guidance on why he's important to comics and showing new comics fans where to start reading.

DC Comics, Events and New Series

ROBOT 6's Tom Bondurant wraps up his three-part series looking back at DC Comics' ongoing series over the last three decades, a time when events became regular occurrences.

Read "Echoes" #2 For Free

Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR is proud to present the entire second issue of the critically acclaimed horror series "Echoes" by writer Josh Fialkov and artist Rahsan Ekedal. Issue #4 hits stores today!

"Spider-Man" Musical's T.V. Carpio Injured

"Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" has been dealt another blow with the announcement that T.V. Carpio, who plays the villain Arachne, will be sidelined for the next two weeks following an on-set injury.

Seven Seas, Seven Superheroes

Looking beyond the obvious choices of Namor and Aquaman, ROBOT 6's Michael May counts down seven of his favorite undersea superheroes, from the Inhuman Triton to B.P.R.D.'s Abe Sapien.

Talking Comics with Gabriel Hardman

Artist Gabriel Hardman speaks with ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea about his work on "Hulk" with writer Jeff Parker while sharing a look at a new original graphic novel he's creating with his wife Corinna Bechko.

C2E2 Con Report: Day One

ROBOT 6's Michael May spent Friday at Chicago's C2E2 event checking out the sights, talking with creators, taking in some panels and snapping photos for CBR's first day con report.

DC Comics Ends "The Flash" With #12

DC Comics has announced that "The Flash," the series at the center of their coming "Flashpoint" event, will cease publication with #12, despite having been solicited through #13. ROBOT 6 has the details.

Artists Join In "We Heart Japan" Benefit

CBR photographer Pinguino Kolb and director Stephanie Sheh have organized an art auction under the name "We Heart Japan," to benefit the victims of last week’s earthquake and tsunami in Japan. ROBOT 6 has details.

Sequence: Frank Quitely's "Blackheart"

ROBOT 6's newest contributor Matt Seneca casts an analytical eye over a three-panel sequence by acclaimed artist Frank Quitely in his story from 1995's "Dark Horse Presents" #92.

Great Moments from Guy Davis' "B.P.R.D." Run

To mark Guy Davis' departure from the title, ROBOT 6 contributor Sean T. Collins looks back at seven of his favorite moments from the artist's tenure on "B.P.R.D."

Taymor Officially Exits Spider-Man Musical

As expected, Julie Taymor has left her position on "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" with Philip William McKinley taking over as director, joining writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and more in overhauling the musical.

Taymor Reportedly Leaves "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark"

Director Julie Taymor will leave "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" as producers prepare to cease performances to overhaul the $65 million musical, according to multiple reports.

Talking Comics with Bryan Q. Miller

ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea discusses all things "Batgirl" with writer Bryan Q. Miller, as well as the final season of "Smallville," introducing new characters to the world of Stephanie Brown and more.

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