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If you follow comic book news, chances are you’re already aware of Marvel’s upcoming All-New, All-Different publishing line relaunch, seeing 45+ new series starting this fall. Although the announced titles—ranging from Scarlet Witch and a female Three weeks before SDCC ’15, I received an email asking if I was interested in interviewing Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk for their new web series Con Man. I believe that I replied in the affirmative so fast that I may have broken the time-space Nerf battle at EG library The next big event there is Infinite Mushroom’s Halloween comic fest, a free comic book day/mini cosplayer get-together. Rick has big plans for Infinite Mushroom, so stay tuned. From one nerd to another, I had to ask him what he Death has often been a subject of fascination amongst comic book creators. From Marvel: The End to Superman's all-too-impermanent expiration, the world's strongest fictional characters have all fallen foul to their makers at some time or another. The online reaction to the first images from next year's X-Men: Apocalypse has been an interesting thing to watch. Not because fans are excited to see the likes of Olivia Munn and Oscar Isaac as favorite characters like Psylocke and Apocalypse for the Brandon Perez, 11, is used to seeing the superheroes and villains of the comic book-turned-movie Guardians of The Galaxy on the small screen. But Brandon didn’t know how to react when he saw them in person July 15 at the fast casual restaurant PDQ, 10121 .

The easier path here is certainly the tent pole one. But that’s mainly because of the built-in audience that the comic book characters bring with them. On the other hand, making the marketing rounds can be done at any time and relying on the right tent To watch this video on a mobile device, click here. Colin Kaepernick might have a little Incredible Hulk inside of him. In a new video released by ESPN, illustrated in the style of a comic book, Kaepernick recalls a formative memory from his childhood when It was February 1965. Don Jon Arneson read a review in The New York Times book reviews section of “The Negro Cowboy,” a book by Philip Durham and Everett L. Jones that discussed the lives of real-life black cattlemen in the Wild West. Arneson bought I’ve seen it thrown around a lot recently, especially in regards to the recent rise and trend of film adaptations of books. Specifically, comic books. I could go into a completely different discussion about how we’ve been repeating as a culture half a .

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