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Thor, Smallville, Unthinkable: Nov 19th Comic Reel

"Thor" sets have arrived and Stan Lee talks cameo! A new man for Chloe on "Smallville?" Mandalay picks up "Unthinkable." Sam Worthington enters "American Crime," and today's Black Cat rumor.

The Buy Pile - 8/20/2009

Although Jack Frost, Bloodlust and Kal-L fail to accomplish a gosh darned thing, Martin Li and Matt Murdock manage to keep their cool while Scarlett and Toshiro Ono may just be too cool for their own good in a week that wins.

BOOM! Studios Titles On Sale August 19, 2009

BOOM! Studios has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics on sale this week, August 19, 2009, including the first issue of "Monsters Inc.," "Farscape: Gone and Back" #2, "Poe" #2, "Unthinkable" #4 and "Swordsmith Assassin" #1!

BOOM! Studios Titles on Sale June 10, 2009

Courtesy of BOOM! Studios, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next week including "Toy Story: The Mysterious Stranger" #1, "Mr. Stuffins" #2, "The Unknown" #2 and "Unthinkable" #2.

PRESS RELEASE: Meltdown Comics Hosts The "Unthinkable" West Coast Launch Party

The Buy Pile - 5/14/2009

Why so serious, Catman? Things went well with Jack of Fables back on the farm, William Gravel catching a shower and Mark Sable doing the unthinkable, plus "Dark Reign," Lantern action and more.

WAID TV: Mark Sable

The Editor-in-Chief of BOOM! Studios and superstar comics writer Mark Waid hosts a brand new installment of WAID TV with guest Mark Sable, writer of the new BOOM! miniseries “Unthinkable."

BOOM! Studios Titles On Sale May 13, 2009

BOOM! Studios has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics on sale next week, May 13, 2009, including Mark Waid's "Unknown" #1, "Unthinkable" #1 and the "Potters Field" hardcover, featuring a foreword by Greg Rucka.

PRESS RELEASE: BOOM! Announces "Unthinkable" ARG Winner

Mark Sable Does the “Unthinkable” at BOOM!

CBR speaks with writer Mark Sable about "Unthinkable," the new BOOM! miniseries about a creative writer hired by a U.S. think tank to dream up worst case terror scenarios, as well as the alternate reality game inspired by it.