Thursday, October 1, 2015
Studio 8 to Adapt Millar & Albuquerque's "Huck" for Film
Mark Millar and Rafael Albuquerque's Image Comics series follows a small town superhero whose secret identity is outed to the media.
Strange Days & School Days: Should You Be Reading 'Gunnerkrigg Court'?
The webcomic Gunnerkrigg Court by Tom Siddell launched way back in April of 2005. A sci-fi fantasy story about two young women at a weird boarding school, the series updates twice a week, which means it's become quite a tale over the course of the past decade --- and it's tale you might just enjoy checking out.
The Top Five Superhero Mullets of All-Time
CSBG tackles the nearly impossible task of pinning down the greatest superhero mullets of all-time. Share your thoughts on this divisive issue!
Marvel Boss Calls TV-Movie Crossovers 'Inevitable,' Potentially Spidey Too
Now that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 3 has kicked off the Inhuman invasion with a bang, and Jessica Jones busts up enough bars to cross Daredevil’s radar, Marvel TV has never stood taller against its cinematic brethren. Crossovers haven’t exactly been a two-way street however, even as Kevin Feige calls it “inevitable,” with a kingly big bad in mind for our new Spider-Man.
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"Suicide Squad Most Wanted: Deadshot/Katana" Miniseries Headed to DC in January
In January 2016, Brian Buccellato, Viktor Bogdanovic, Richard Friend, Mike W. Barr and Diogenes Neves will create new tales for Deadshot and Katana.
BBC Announces Contemporary "Doctor Who" Spinoff "Class"
The "Who" spinoff hails from YA author Patrick Ness and takes place in contemporary London as dangers break through the walls of time and space.
DC Debuts "Dark Knight III" Variants by Cooke, Dell'Otto, Adams & More
Darwyn Cook, Gabriele Dell'otto, Neal Adams and Brian Bolland lend their talent to these variants for "Dark Knight III: The Master Race" #1.
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