Mar. 20 - The BBC science fiction TV show Torchwood is generating a lot of discussion around its pioneering alternate reality game.
The spinoff from the hit Dr. Who series is engaging with Torchwood fans through an intricate and mysterious set of websites where fans are encouraged to interact with characters from the show to help solve weekly missions. Reuters Technology Correspondent Matt Cowan visits Cardiff to talk to the people behind the show and the game to learn whethe… Continue
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Back to our reg scheduled shipping. Lots of reorders as we reload from the holidays. Hulk and AMS lead the way this week.
2000 AD #1567 (C: 0-1-2) 2000 AD PROG 2008 (C: 0-1-2)
52 AFTERMATH THE FOUR HORSEMEN #6 (OF 6)
A G SUPER EROTIC ANTHOLOGY #73 (A) (C: 1-0-0)
A G SUPER EROTIC ANTHOLOGY MEGA BUNDLE #7 (A) (C: 1-0-0… Continue
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Welcome to 2008. Books ship again on Friday this week highlighted by Buffy.
2000 AD #1564 (C: 0-1-2)
30 DAYS OF NIGHT TP VOL 08 RED SNOW (MR)
A G SUPER EROTIC ANTHOLOGY #72 (A) (C: 1-0-0)
ALL NEW ATOM #19
ANITA BLAKE VH GUILTY PLEASURES #7 (OF 12)
ANNIHILATION CONQUEST #3 (OF 6)
AVENGERS WEST COST TP DARKER THAN SCARL… Continue
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The Warner Archive—which as far as I can tell is a label created by Warner Home Video specifically to combat the “It’s not available on DVD” excuse for piracy—is offering a few animated shows this month; these are pretty stripped-down offers, with literally zero special features and not even interactive menus (they’ve got just a [...]
During the week of November 30th, Graphic NYC teams with SMITH Magazine for Harvey Pekar Week, taking a look at the former file clerk’s career from American Splendor to The Pekar Project. There’s a series of events, and more information can be found at www.NYCGraphicNovelists.com.
“Also this week, Graphic NYC will be enabling commenting, so we [...]
If you only click on one of these links today, make it this one: Writing for the LA Times‘ Hero Complex blog, Liesl Bradner discusses the “superheroes” of kamishibai, a sort of Japanese street theater that used large painted illustrations to help the storytellers. Some of these heroes are remarkably similar in certain aspects to [...]
Special Forces
Written & Illustrated by Kyle Baker
Published by Image
I have no idea what to make of this comic book. I’m usually a big Kyle Baker fan, but this book has just perplexed me on every level. It’s some sort of ungainly hybrid of war comics, humor comics and Frank Miller comics, mashed together, [...]
The official lobby poster for Marvel and Paramount's hotly anticipated summer sequel is revealed as well as early screen stills of Robert Downey, Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Don Cheadle, Sam Rockwell and more!
Courtesy of NBC, CBR News presents a clip from tonight's episode of "Heroes" titled "The Fifth Stage" that sees Peter attempting to keep his brother Nathan alive, even as Sylar's persona tries to regain control of his body.
Jeff Katz and The Fallen Angel, Christopher Daniels, stopped by CBR TV to talk about Katz's new American Original label, the company's origins and goals, the intersection of the comic book and wrestling worlds and much more.
As the end of the decade fast approaches, Tim reflects on Frank Miller's apocalyptic "Dark Knight Strikes Again" and Grant Morrison's also-apocalyptic "Final Crisis," and explains why one is so much better than the other.
CBR kicks off a new weekly column focusing on the events smashing through
Marvel's Hulk family of books featuring a round table interview with the writers
behind "Fall of the Hulks."