"Comic Books" Blogs & Blog Posts

Geek OrthodoxGeek Orthodox

You rollin' twenties on the polyhedral? You makin' the Kessel Run...

 
DougsploitationDougsploitation

a one-way ticket to the depths of pop culture

 
Maybe It's Just Me...Maybe It's Just Me...

I'm very laid back and easy going. I like to meet people, read, talk a...

 
Calvin's BlogCalvin's Blog

Blog of illustrator, cartoonist, comic book artist, author, animator and se...

 


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Back in 2010, writers Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery teamed up with artists Andy Belanger, Ian Herring, and Kagan McLeod for a bloody, pulpy take on the ol' Bard. The first volume of Kill Shakespeare was a tremendous hit, pitting Hamlet against J...

Saturday, May 4, is Free Comic Book Day, on which you can go to any participating comic book store and get certain designated comic books, absolutely free. Enter your zip code at this website and you can find the participating comics shop nearest to...

Over at Defector, writer Asher Elbein just published one of the single best pop culture-politics crossover essays I've read in a long time. In The Judgement of Magneto, Elbein expertly analyzes the history of the Max "Erik Lensherr" Eisenhardt — be...

Xbox, riding the hype for Disney Plus’ X-Men ’97 following its premiere a month ago, is giving away a custom… Continue reading Xbox and X-Men team up for a custom Xbox Series X — whose case is a comic book The post Xbox and X-Men team up...

I'm shocked to learn that there was a 1975 radio show based on the Marvel comic book The Fantastic Four, and it featured a 25-year-old Bill Murray as Johnny Storm / The Human Torch. This was before Murray was a Saturday Night Live cast member. —...

Comic book letterer and historian Todd Klein has released what he calls an "online book" on his blog: The Art and History of Lettering Comics. Neil Gaiman, who employed the lettering services of Klein on his legendary Sandman run, among other project...

In the world of comic book artistry, few names shine as brightly as Tim Sale. Sale, along with writer Jeph Loeb, worked on iconic titles like Batman, Superman, and Spider-Man and left an indelible mark on the industry. However, before these blockbust...