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The Walking Dead Weekly #1 Did you dig watching survivors fight zombies on AMC’s The Walking Dead? Were you tempted to sample the comics that inspired the TV show? Because new readers might be...
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Spawn #200: Before he started manufacturing action figures and buying historic baseballs, Todd McFarlane was one of seven artists who left Marvel to form a company where they could own the characters...
View ArticleThis Week’s Notable Comics: Sarah Palin Blows Hot Air
Steampunk Palin: In a not-too-distant future, Sarah Palin saves the world with a lot of hot air. The Boys #50: Garth Ennis’ shocking satire of superheroes reaches a milestone issue. If you’re easily...
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Fantastic Four #587: As you may have heard, a member of the Fantastic Four dies in this issue. But the clock is already ticking on that character’s resurrection. The truth is, each member of the...
View ArticleBatman’s First Appearance In Ink Up For Auction at Heritage
On page two to six of Detective Comics #27, a new character steps into the frame, introducing one of the most iconic characters in American history: Batman. The original 1939 production proofs for that...
View ArticleArchie Fetches Record Take At Heritage
Heritage Auction Galleries recently sold a first edition Archie comic for $167,300, a record for a non-superhero comic. From the release: “Archie may have a ways to go to catch the likes of Superman...
View ArticleThis Week’s Notable Comics: The Only Thing We Have to Fear is Another Crossover
Fear Itself #1 (of 7): Writer Matt Fraction and artist Stuart Immonen bring you the latest blockbuster miniseries that will CHANGE THE MARVEL UNIVERSE FOREVER! Yeah, just like Civil War, World War...
View ArticleThis Week’s Notable Comics: A Woman’s Work Killing Criminals is Never Done
It’s hard to be a fan of Garth Ennis. You want to recommend his work to people, but you run the risk of offending them. Ennis is best known for Preacher, an acclaimed ’90s series about an East Texas...
View ArticleBefore a Three Night Stand in Addison, Jay Pharaoh Chats Impressions, Youth,...
Jay Pharoah started on the long trek to become a comedian as a young child, when he sat in his room for hours mimicking the people he saw on TV. Back then, he was a kid killing time behind his...
View ArticleHow Dallas Comedy House’s Amanda Austin Convinced Conan Writers To Perform in...
As a child, Amanda Austin used to sneak out of bed past her bedtime to watch Late Night with Conan O’Brien. Late Night may be long gone, but Austin is still a fan. She was excited to learn that the...
View ArticleArtist Joe Eisma on Dallas Comic Con and Why Morning Glories Should Be a TV Show
Joe Eisma didn’t exactly stumble into a career as a comic book artist (you probably could have predicted the 3-year-old reading the Marvel Star Wars comic was bound to lead a certain kind of life), but...
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Why You Don’t Need to Be a Nerd to Enjoy Dallas Comic Con
It’s never been cooler to be a nerd. In a world where superhero movies makes hundreds of millions of dollars and every comic seems ripe for big screen adaptation, the word “nerd” doesn’t even seem to...
View ArticleDallas Comic Con: Fan Expo in Photos
Dallas Comic Con: Fan Expo is a veritable extravaganza of pop culture. This year’s massive event at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center featured three days of panels, workshops, and celebrity...
View ArticleChewbacca Taking ‘Chewbacca Mom’ to Dallas Comic Con
The world's most famous Chewbacca mask enthusiast will get to meet the man who first popularized Wookiees and Wookiee accessories at Dallas Comic Con in a couple weeks. The post Chewbacca Taking...
View ArticleSee Some of the Best Cosplay From Dallas Fan Expo
Were you at this weekend's Dallas Fan Expo at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center? This guy -- YouTube user "mecantname" -- was, and he happens to be pretty good with a camera. His video,...
View ArticleStan Lee Will Make His Final Texas Convention Appearance at Fan Expo Dallas
Stan Lee is 94 years old, so it’s not out of the question to assume that the Marvel mastermind’s just-announced appearance at this spring’s Fan Expo convention will indeed be, as the press release from...
View ArticleThe People (and Characters) of Fan Expo Dallas
Fan Expo Dallas, the city’s biggest comic convention and celebration of all things pop culture, returned to the convention center downtown over the weekend. Stan Lee, Mark Hamill, and Tim Curry were...
View ArticleFemale Superheroes Assemble at the Dallas Library
Women of Wonder Con is a convention that celebrates the usual geek staples of comic books and pop culture. But the convention puts a special premium on women working in creative fields, connecting and...
View ArticleStan Lee Will Make His Final Texas Convention Appearance at Fan Expo Dallas
Stan Lee is 94 years old, so it’s not out of the question to assume that the Marvel mastermind’s just-announced appearance at this spring’s Fan Expo convention will indeed be, as the press release from...
View ArticleThe People (and Characters) of Fan Expo Dallas
Fan Expo Dallas, the city’s biggest comic convention and celebration of all things pop culture, returned to the convention center downtown over the weekend. Stan Lee, Mark Hamill, and Tim Curry were...
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